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the logical OR of the corresponding subsystem values. To display events from all
subsystems enter the value 3Fh for the mask. The default value is 3Fh.
[event_level] switch is a mask that controls what reporting level events are displayed.
The mask is a byte value with the following bit patterns corresponding to the currently
supported reporting levels:
01 Info; general information
02 Warning; unexpected
situation/condition
04 Critical; operation limited/curtailed
08 Failure; hard failure
10 Other; otherwise not categorisable
20 Debug; ATTO tracking events
To display events from several different reporting levels, use a mask value equal to
the logical OR of the corresponding reporting levels. To display events for all
reporting levels enter the value 3Fh for the mask. The default value is 3Fh.
[status] switch has two values which correspond to the status of the events to be
displayed. The value all dictates that all events, regardless of their status values are
displayed. The value ngood dictates that only events with a status value other than
good are displayed. This switch only pertains to those events for which there is a
status value. The default value is
all .
LogEvent
Syntax: set LogEvent [enabled | disabled]|[[subsystem][event_level][status]]
get LogEvent
Returns:
(terse)
[enabled | disabled] XX XX [all | ngood]
(verbose) LogEvent = [enabled | disabled] SubSys:XX Lvl:XX Status:[all | ngood]
The LogEvent command sets the switches which control the filtering performed when logging
events. The switches have the following meanings and possible settings:
[enabled | disabled] switch controls whether or not events logging is enabled or
disabled. The default value is disabled .
[subsystem] switch for LogEvent is the same as that described for DispEvent in the
previous section.
[event_level] switch for LogEvent is the same as that described for DispEvent in the
previous section.
[status] switch for LogEvent is the same as that described for DispEvent in the previous
section.
[type] switch for LogEvent is the same as that described for DispEvent in the previous
section section.
ClearEvent (Immediate)
Syntax: ClearEvent
Returns: n/a
The ClearEvent command clears the contents of the event log.