Utility commands
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== SWA_LOG : Data processing logfiles
Display data processing logfile for a given date.
=== Source file
* link:software/bin/SWA_LOG[]
=== Syntax
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$ SWA_LOG [-i] yyyy-mm-dd
Option:
-i : return logfile filenam
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=== Example
Display logfile for 2019-05-21
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$ SWA_LOG 2019-05-21 | more
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See link:aux/20190521/SWA_LOG.txt[]
Edit logfile for 2019-05-21
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$ vi $(SWA_LOG -i 2019-05-21)
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== STATS : Data processing statistics
Display data processing statistics for a given date
=== Syntax
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$ STATS [options] yyyy-mm-dd [yyyy-mm-dd...]
Options :
-p : statistiques APID
-s : statistiques SID
-t : statistiques SID (SCOS 2000)
-c : statistiques CDF
-e : statistiques EVENT
-a : toutes les statistiques
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=== Example
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$ STATS 2019-05-21
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See link:aux/20190521/STATS.txt[]
== SWA_ERR : Data processing errors
=== Syntax
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$ SWA_ERR [-w] [-e] yyyy-mm-dd ...
s
Options:
-w : display only Warnings
-e : display only Errors
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== DPU_DUMP : DPU TC and TM memory dump
Display memory dump from DPU TC and TM responses
* For each TC, the memory dump indicates the parameters of the command
* The TM memory dumps containts the response of the TCs
=== Source file
* link:software/bin/DPU_DUMP[]
=== Syntax
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$ DPU_DUMP yyyy-mm-dd
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=== Example
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$ DPU_DUMP 2019-05-21
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See link:aux/20190521/DPU_DUMP.txt[DPU_DUMP result for 2019-05-21]
== PAS_DUMP : PAS memory dumps
=== Syntax
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$ PAS_DUMP yyyy-mm-dd
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== SWA_EVENT : SWA events logfile
Display SWA event for a given day, with 4 possible levels :
- Normal : normal message
- LOW : Low severity alert
- MED : Medium severity alert
- HIGH : High severity alert
=== Syntax
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$ SWA_EVENT yyyy-mm-dd
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=== Example
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$ SWA_EVENT 2019-05-21
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See link:aux/20190521/SWA_EVENT.txt[SWA event for 2019-05-21]
