ASAP 3.2 Server Manual
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Test\Onereallongname\Domaintypename\#Nextlongsubdevice.name 
  2/25 12:43 A1 0,115 4 0 0 0.00 
The preceding example shows basic APP command output without detail attributes, 
and it also shows how ASAP wraps to a second line when the domain name is longer 
than 33 characters. The domain name appears on its own line, and its corresponding 
data appears on the next line. 
  The following example, of the Accounts application, uses the DETAIL option so the 
output displays the four user-defined metrics: TransRate, ErrCount, Busy, and State.  
The EDL definition for the Accounts entity shows the user-defined attributes: 
ENTITY Accounts CI ASAP, 
 COMMAND "APP\*ACCOUNTS,RAW,TAB,DETAIL,STATE,AGGREGATE" , 
 DETAIL "APP\*ACCOUNTS,TAB,DE,ST,AG,MI,COUNT 25" 
 DataItems "0 I, 1 I, 2 U, 3 M, 4 S, 5 C" 
 ENABLED YES, 
 ErrorState ErrorState 
 KeyForNode NodeName, KeyForObj Domain, KeyForRow "Dateymd Time", 
 RESERVED NO 
 SGPManage YES, SGPFile "$System.System.ASAPXSGP", SGPSuffix H 
 HELP "TRANSACTION Application", MaxObjectives 100; 
AT NodeName GRID YES GRAPH NO GRAPHMAX 0 HELP "NSK System Name"; 
AT Sysnum GRID NO GRAPH NO GRAPHMAX 0 HELP "System Number"; 
AT Domain GRID YES GRAPH NO GRAPHMAX 0 HELP "Domain Name"; 
AT Status GRID YES GRAPH YES GRAPHMAX 0 HELP "Operational Status" 
 HEAD OpStatus HeadPickup True 
 STATEPAIR YES STATERULE UseStateGraphState STATEISOP YES 
 TypeData CHAR20; 
AT OpState GRID NO GRAPH NO GRAPHMAX 9 HELP "Objects Operational 
State"; 
AT Dateymd GRID NO GRAPH NO GRAPHMAX 0 HELP "Date of Stats"; 
AT Time GRID YES GRAPH YES GRAPHMAX 0 HELP "Time of Stats"; 
AT Valid GRID NO GRAPH NO GRAPHMAX 0 HELP "Validity Flag"; 
AT ET GRID NO GRAPH NO GRAPHMAX 0 HELP "Elapsed Time in Minutes"; 
AT CT GRID NO GRAPH NO GRAPHMAX 0 HELP "Count of Attributes"; 
AT Error GRID YES GRAPH NO GRAPHMAX 1 HELP "Collection Error" 
 STATEPAIR YES STATERULE UseStateGraphState 
 TypeData INT64 
 Format "I4"; 
AT ErrorState GRID NO GRAPH NO GRAPHMAX 9 HELP "State of Error"; 










