trcrpt

PURPOSE

     Formats a report from the trace log file.

SYNOPSIS
     trcrpt [ -se[date] ] [ file ]

DESCRIPTION

     The trcrpt command writes to standard output a chronolog-
     ical 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.
     /usr/adm/ras/.trcevents Trace event types table.

RELATED INFORMATION

     The following commands:  "trace" and "trcstop."

     The rasconf file in AIX Operating System Technical Refer-
     ence.

     The discussion of trcrpt AIX Operating System Programming
     Tools and Interfaces.