HP 9000 Series 700, Manual

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Using dtclist
filter
The
filter
parameters specify the type of events to be listed:
-e [
start
end]
The range of events in the event log to be listed with these optional parameters.
If no range is given, all events are listed. To specify the last event of the event
log, use the notation
$
or
e
. To specify an event relative to the last event of the
event log, use the options
$-
n
or
e-
n
, where
n
is the number of events from the
last event. Also note that the
$
symbol is usually escaped, because it is a special
character for the shell.
For example, the \ backslash is used to escape the
$
. This command displays the
last eleven events.
dtclist -e \$-10 $
start
An integer or
$
or
e
notation specifying the first event to be
displayed.
end
An integer or
$
or
e
notation specifying the last event to be
displayed.
-d
Displays download events. A download is the transfer of software from the host
system to the DTC. A download occurs when the DTC is configured by the
DTC Manager/UX and has been turned on.
-u Displays upload events. An upload is the transfer of software from the DTC to
the host system. DTC-triggered upload events are also displayed on the system
console.
-n
Displays DTC-generated events.
-p Displays ping events.
-s logclass
Specifies the event logging class to be displayed. The
logclass
parameter can
be one of the following values:
1 Display catastrophic events.
3 Display cautionary events.
5 Display informative events.