Event Management Service (EMS) Analyzer Manual

Command Components
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Time
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The range of a 64-bit integer is -2**63 through 2**64-1.
Time
The variable time is used for attributes that require a specified time interval. The
syntax of time is as follows:
hours
is an integer, as defined in the subsection Integer above.
minutes
is an integer, as defined in the subsection Integer above.
seconds
is an integer, as defined in the subsection Integer above.
fraction
is an integer in the range 000 to 999, representing a decimal fraction of a
second.
The only required part of the time specification is seconds. The actual range for the
time value for a particular attribute is context dependent.
Disk File Names
Disk files in the NonStop Kernel operating system are identified by a unique, symbolic
file name. EMS Analyzer uses the same conventions. A complete NonStop Kernel disk
file name describes the location of a file and has four parts:
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\system-name
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$volume-name
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subvolume-name
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filename
For convenience, default values are provided for all parts of a complete file name except
filename. Default values for an EMS Analyzer session can be established through the
use of the SYSTEM
and VOLUME commands. For additional information, refer to the
SYSTEM command and VOLUME command descriptions in Section 5, Command
Descriptions. The initial default values are the values provided by the command
interpreter through which EMS Analyzer was invoked.
[ [ hours : ] minutes : ] seconds [ . fraction ]