Command Reference Guide

2.14 NAME 93

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Situations described by the lines with X in the column ERROR mean that some

error occurred and the FSE administrator’s intervention is necessary to restore the

normal FSE operation.

2.14.3 OPTIONS

• –s, – –show

If the argument RevisionNumber is given, print the appropriate FSE system

conﬁguration revision, otherwise print the conﬁguration revision in–use.

• RevisionNumber

A non–negative integer value which represents the conﬁguration revision to

print.

• –H, – –history

Print FSE system conﬁguration history depth. Conﬁguration history depth

is the number of the FSE system conﬁguration ﬁle revisions which are

stored in Conﬁguration Database. This option may only be used together

with the – –show option.

• –m, – –modify

Modify the FSE system conﬁguration with the conﬁguration ﬁle ConﬁgFile-

Name. This action checks the validity of the new conﬁguration ﬁle, copies

it to Conﬁguration Database as a new conﬁguration revision and triggers the

FSE system reconﬁguration.

• –t, – –status

Show current status of each conﬁgured FSE partition, number of jobs run-

ning on it and total number of running administrative jobs. See STATUS

INFORMATION for details on the status information that is printed with

the help of this option.

• – –enable–dbg

Enable debugging or change current settings for debugging of FSE pro-

cesses according to the SysDbgLevel argument and the SysDbgFile, Sys-

DbgFlags and SysDbgHSMFS arguments, if they are speciﬁed by the FSE

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