Specifications
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ZlinkW “tail”
(See or get the tail end of a file.)
This command will return the last n lines of a file. The default is 20 lines. It is particularly
useful for looking at the end of the current log file when something unexpected has just
occurred on your channel.
Example:
+ log See the latest log file.
+ tail log01 20 xx Assume log01 was seen with log command.
+ dos type filetail See returned log file lines.
+ tail log01 50 xx Assume weren't able to see quite far enough
into the past.
+ dos type filetail See returned log file lines.
Ctrl+S Stops the item of interest from scrolling out
of sight.
Shft+PrtSc Print out on printer the interesting
information you are seeing.
General form:
+ tail filename lines xx filename is file to get tail of
lines is number of lines to get
xx says to create filetail on PC; otherwise,
just shows to screen.
ZlinkW “time”
(Set the time of day as hh:mma (or mmp))
Examples:
+ time Just see what time the paging terminal thinks it is.
+ time 11:15a Set time to 11:15 am.
+ time 11:15p Set time to 11:15 pm.
+ time ? Shows how to use it.
ZlinkW “traffic”
The traffic command allows the monitoring of system traffic posting via ZlinkW. This
display is similar to the log file postings. The
traffic command has several options;
these allow the selection of a subset of posting types.
+ traffic -?
-a Include all postings (value is )
-e Include only error postings (value is )
-i<str> Include selected postings (value is <._>)
-x<str> Exclude selected postings (value is <>)
-f Flush current traffic lines (value is )
-r Restore current traffic lines (value is )
The traffic command defaults to the setting found in the options.cus file, which
defaults to “
traffic -i._”. This shows only “sent” pages, which is similar to V300
“batched”, and failed pages. Note that successful pages start with a blank in the leftmost
column, which is represented in the switches
-i and -x by a underscore “_”. Actual
blanks, as typed using the space bar, can not be used within the
-i and -x switches. See
ticket posting format for the prefix characters.