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trcrpt
PURPOSE
Formats a report from the trace log file.
SYNTAX
+-------------+ +- /usr/adm/ras/trcfile -+
trcrpt ---| +---------+ |---| |---|
+-| -s date |-+ +--------- file ---------+
^| -e date || ^ |
|+---------+| +------+
+-----------+
Note: This command does not have MBCS support.
DESCRIPTION
The trcrpt command writes to standard output a chronological listing in
readable format of the trace log file or files specified. You can specify a
maximum of 10 log files. If you do not specify any files, trcrpt reads
/etc/rasconf for a file name. This name is usually /usr/adm/ras/trcfile.
FLAGS
-e date Ends the report time with entries on or before date. The format of
date is the same as the date command, MMddhhmmyy.
-s date Starts the report with entries on or later than date. The format of
date is the same as the date command, MMddhhmmyy. If you do not
specify this flag, trcrpt formats the entire log file.
EXAMPLE
To format a trace log file:
trcrpt -s0109100384 -e0109100584 /u/dave/trc_log | print
This formats the log file "/u/dave/trc_log", starting with entries from January
09, 1984 at 10:03 and ending at 10:05. It pipes the formatted output to the
print queue.
FILES
/usr/adm/ras/trcfile Default log file.
/etc/trcfmt Trace format file.
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/usr/adm/ras/.trcevents Trace event types table.
RELATED INFORMATION
See the following commands: "trace" and "trcstop."
See the rasconf file in AIX Operating System Technical Reference.
See the discussion of trcrpt AIX Operating System Programming Tools and
Interfaces.
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