HP Integrity Superdome 2 Server - Manual (Page 165)

Table 1 List of <arguments> (continued)
Can be
used
with:
Examples Description Argument
-L -v Processor,Memory : Displays all
events in the categories Processor and
Memory
Displays specified events by event
category names.
NOTE: To see a list of possible
event category names use
-vall
.
-v <Event category
name>[,<Event category
name> ... ]
-L -i 123,124,125 : Displays event IDs
123, 124 and 125.
Display specified events by event
IDs. -i <Event ID>[,<Event
ID> ... ]
-L Searches event descriptions and
displays events based on the
specified case-sensitive string. -r "[%]<string>[%]" •
-r "device not configured." :
Displays all events containing the
description “device not configured.”
•
<string> : Event description
is exactly the same as the
string.
•
-r "%driver not%" : Displays all
events containing the description
“driver not”.
•
<string>% : Event description
begins with the string.
•
-r "The event%" -r "%event
occurred" : Displays all events with
descriptions starting with “The event”
or ending with “event occurred”. •
%<string>
: Event description ends with
the string.
•
%<string>%
: Event description contains
the string. This is the default if
no operator is specified.
NOTE: This argument can be
used more than once.
-L Used to specify date and time as
part of the search criteria. -t [eq|le|ge]
<mm:dd:yyyy:hh:mi:ss>
•
–t 10:22:2004 : Displays all
events on 10/22/2004
•
eq : Displays events on the
specified date/time. This is the
•
–t gt 10:22:2004 : Displays all
events on and after 10/22/2004.
default if no argument is
specified.
•
le : Displays events prior to
and on the specified
date/time.
•
ge : Displays events on and
after the specified date/time.
-L -t [10:22:2004-10:29:2004] :
Displays all events between
10/22/2004 and 10/29/2004.
Displays events between the
specified date/times in the format
<mm:dd:yyyy:hh:mi:ss>
.
NOTE: <Time and date 1>
and <Time and date 2> must
be enclosed by [ ].
-t [<Time and date
1>-<Time and date 2>]
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