NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Operator's Guide

Searching Activity Log Records by Time
Examining the Activity Log
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The following is an example of the first page of an activity log for 10 November 1994:
14:21:22 --- Log LOGFILE1 (\SYS1.$DATA4.ZNNMDATA.ZLGFILE1) for 10-NOV-1994 ----
COMMAND ==> DISPLAY >> 12:33:40
RANGE >> 12:33:49
TIME TEXT
********************************* TOP-OF-LOG ********************************
12:33:40 START SETPROF
12:33:41 START SETPROF
12:33:43 START SETPROF
12:33:45 prof roll=0
12:33:45 prof ncltest=yes
12:33:45 NNM1005 START SETPROF PROCESSING COMPLETE. NCLID 002000
12:33:45 NNM0997 INVALID OR MISSING OPERAND
12:33:45 NNM0357 PROFILE HAS CHANGED
12:33:45 prof roll=0
12:33:45 prof ncltest=yes
12:33:45 NNM0222 AUTOHOLD COMMAND NEEDS OCS ENVIRONMENT
12:33:45 NNM0222 AUTOHOLD COMMAND NEEDS OCS ENVIRONMENT
12:33:45 NNM1005 START SETPROF PROCESSING COMPLETE. NCLID 002003
12:33:45 NNM0997 INVALID OR MISSING OPERAND
12:33:45 NNM0357 PROFILE HAS CHANGED
12:33:46 Executing NCL INIT during system initialisation...
12:33:47 STATUS
12:33:49 prof roll=0
12:33:49 prof ncltest=yes
Searching Activity Log
Records by Time
Issue the TIME command to search through the activity log by time.
The syntax for the TIME command is as follows:
T[IME] { hh | hh : mm | hh : mm : ss }
hh
locates the first record for the hour specified, where hh is in the range 0 through
23.
hh : mm
locates the first record for the hour and minute specified, where hh is in the range
0 through 23 and mm is in the range 0 through 59.
hh : mm : ss
locates the first record for the hour, minute, and second specified, where hh is in
the range 0 through 23, mm is in the range 0 through 59, and ss is in the range 0
through 59.