NAME¶

SYNOPSIS¶

/usr/bin/servicelog [options]

DESCRIPTION¶

OPTIONS¶

--dump or -d

Report every event currently logged to the database.

--query="query-string" or -q "query-string"

Specify the type of events to report. See the "QUERY STRINGS" section.

--help or -h

Display a help message and exit.

--version or -V

Display the version of the command and exit.

QUERY STRINGS¶

id

record ID

time_logged, time_event, time_last_update

e.g., '2008-02-08 14:30:05'

type

an integer, or one of the following names: $BASIC (same as 0), $OS (1), $RTAS (2), $ENCLOSURE (3), $BMC (4)

severity

an integer, or one of thew following names: $FATAL (7), $ERROR (6), $ERROR_LOCAL (5), $WARNING (4), $EVENT (3), $INFO (2), $DEBUG (1)

platform

processor type (text)

machine_serial

serial number (text)

machine_model

model number (text)

nodename

name of system reporting the event (text)

refcode

reference code (text)

description

(text)

serviceable

0 or 1

predictive

0 or 1

disposition

0 (Recoverable), 1 (Unrecoverable), or 2 (Unrecoverable, Bypassed)

call_home_status

0 (None Needed), 1 (Call Home Candidate), or 2 (Called Home)

closed

0 or 1

repair

numeric ID of repair action that close this event, or 0 if not closed

The following column names can used to select OS-type events: os.version, subsystem, driver, and device (all text).

The following column names can be used to select RTAS-type events: creator_id (text); action_flags, platform_id, subsystem_id, pel_severity, rtas.event_type, event_subtype, kernel_id, and addl_word1 through addl_word8 (all integers).

The following column names can be used to select ENCLOSURE-type events: enclosure_serial, enclosure_model (both text).

The following column names can be used to select BMC-type events: sel_id, sel_type, generator, bmc.version, sensor_type, sensor_number, event_class, bmc.event_type, and direction (all integers).

EXAMPLES¶

servicelog --query='id=12'

prints the event with an ID of 12.

servicelog --query='serviceable=1 AND closed=0'

prints all open (unfixed) serviceable events.

servicelog -q 'severity>=$WARNING AND closed=0'

prints all open events with a sev of WARNING or greater.

servicelog -q "time_event>'2008-02-08'"

prints all events that occurred after Feb 8, 2008.

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