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The optional command line parameters are listed in Table 1 .
Table 1 Optional command line parameters
Description Parameter
Language Code options:
• en (for English, the default language)
• de (for German)
• es (for Spanish)
• fr (for French)
• it (for Italian)
• ja (for Japanese)
–1<LanguageCode>
Verbosity of output where Level is an integer between 1 and 5. Level 1 is the
most filtered and Level 5 is the most verbose. The default is Level 3.
-v <Level>
Schedule automatic execution. mm=minute (0-59), hh=hour (0-23), dd=day
(1-31), MM=month (1-12), DD=day of week (0-6). All fields must be two digits
(for example, 02 instead of 2).
Use a single asterisk (*) for any value. If you use an asterisk, you must quote
the date/time value (
-s "0023***" ). If no asterisk is used, the quotes are
optional.
This command adds an entry to your crontab for Linux-based systems, or to the
Windows Scheduled Tasks list for Windows-based systems. For more information
on crontab, enter
man crontab at a Linux command prompt.
-s "mmhhddMMDD"
Unschedule of HP Insight Diagnostics running.
This command removes all entries that refer to HP Insight Diagnostics in your
crontab. For a Windows system, this command removes the entries in the
Windows Scheduled Tasks list.
–u
Compare a file to the current output, or if two files are specified, compare the
files without generating a new report.
-c <File1><File2>
Run a new HP Survey Utility snapshot and output to the terminal.
This option is ignored if
-o is not specified.
-t
HP Survey Utility captures and comparisons can be to a file as plain text. The
default is XML format.
-p
Run a new HP Survey Utility snapshot and output to a file. The default is formed
using the current date in this format: surveyCCYY-MM-DD-HH-mm-ss.xml
(CC=century, YY=year, MM=month, DD=day, HH=hour, mm=minute, and
ss=second).
-t and -o cannot be used together.
—o <File1>
Overwrite the output file if it already exists.
If the
-o parameter is not specified this option is ignored.
-f
Append the output to an existing output file.
If no
-o option is specified, this option is ignored. To avoid XML parsing errors,
use this option with the plain text ( -p ).
-a
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