Measure Reference Manual

LIST PLOT
The LIST PLOT command displays the currently designated plot, as specified by one or more ADD
PLOT commands.
In Measure G11 and later PVUs, ANSI SQL names appear in plots.
Syntax
LIST [ / OUT filename / ] [ PLOT ]
[ , FOR duration ]
[ , FROM [ start-date, ] start-time-of-day ]
[ , INTERVAL interval ]
[ , SCALE-FROM number ]
[ , SCALE-TO number ]
[ , TIME-BASE { ON | OFF } ]
[ , TO [ end-date , ] end-time-of-day ]
[ , VERT-BASE { ON | OFF } ]
[ , WIDE-ITEM { ON | OFF } ]
OUT filename
directs command output to filename. If filename does not exist, MEASCOM creates an
EDIT file by that name and writes command output to it. If filename exists, MEASCOM opens
the file and appends command output to the end of it.
After the LIST PLOT command executes, MEASCOM redirects its output to the current OUT file
(typically, the terminal). This option does not affect the contents of the log file.
PLOT
is optional if you specified PLOT as the default command object by using the ASSUME command.
FOR duration
specifies the duration of the plot window. FOR and TO are mutually exclusive. If you omit both,
the window ends when the measurement or the entity measurement ends, whichever is earlier.
duration
is a time interval in one of these formats:
n SECOND[S]
n MINUTE[S]
n HOUR[S]
where n is an integer in the range 1 through 9999.
FROM [ start-date , ] start-time-of-day ]
specifies the start of the plot window. If you omit FROM, the start time of the measurement or
of the entity measurement is used, whichever is later.
start-date
is the date on which the plot window starts, in one of these formats:
{ [d]d mmm[ yyyy] }
{ mmm [d]d[ yyyy] }
where
dd is a day of the month, a number in the range 1 through 31.
mmm is the first three letters of the month; for example: JAN, MAR, OCT.
yyyy is the year. Valid years are 1984 through 2047.
If you omit start-date, the start date of the measurement or of the measurement of the
entity is used, whichever is later.
start-time-of-day
is the time the plot window starts, in the format:
hh:mm[:ss]
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