ASAP 3.2 Server Manual

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mm
is the minute.
m/d/y
is the month, day, and year. Valid m/d/y entries are mm/dd/yy,
yyyy/mm/dd, or mm/dd/yyyy.
AGGREGATE
specifies that aggregate records be output along with the detail records.
AGGREGATE is on by default.
AGGREGATEONLY
specifies that only aggregate records are output in the command.
AGGREGATEONLY is useful in large domain populations for controlling the
amount of data sent to the ASAP Client.
MINSTATE [AUTO|state]
specifies that only records which have at least one attribute with a state greater
than or equal to state are to be output. state must be a valid OEM state from 1
through 8. AUTO or no state specifies to output all records with at least one
attribute with a state greater than 2. MINSTATE is useful in EDL DETAIL
commands to control output to the ASAP Client.
COUNT n
specifies that a maximum of n records will be output. COUNT is useful in EDL
DETAIL commands to control output to the ASAP Client.
AGGONLY
is an abbreviation for the AGGREGATEONLY option. It can also be abbreviated as
AO.
MEMORY
fetches APP data from memory instead of the database. The MEMORY option, in
conjunction with MINSTATE and COUNT, should be used in the EDL DETAIL
command for entities where SET AGGREGATE ONLY has been defined in
ASAPXCNF.
Note
MEMORY does not work with SAMPLES, TIME, or \*.