8-5 getdebuglevel, 8-6 getlogfile – HP XP Command View Advanced Edition Software User Manual
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Command line interface commands
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Command execution example:
hdvmcli GetAlerts -o D:\logs\GetAlerts.log "countfilter=2"
"timefilter=2002/04/01 00:00:00"
Command execution result:
RESPONSE
An instance of Alerts
Contains 2Alert instances:
An instance of Alert
number=2
type=Server
source=*****
severity=3
component=DKU drive
description=Serious error detected on DKU drive.
actionToTake=Contact Customer Support.
data=Component has stopped.
timeOfAlert=2003/01/06 20:13:56
An instance of Alert
number=1
type=Server
source=*****
severity=4
component=DKC processor
description=Moderate error detected on DKC processor.
actionToTake=Contact Customer Support.
data=Component does not function fully.
timeOfAlert=2003/01/06 20:13:51
*****
: The values are encoded by the CLI.
4-8-5 GetDebugLevel
GetDebugLevel
returns the current debug level setting of the Device Manager server. The debug
level affects the amount of information written to the trace.log file. There are no parameters.
For this command, there are no access restrictions regarding the resource groups or permissions
assigned to a user.
Command execution example:
hdvmcli GetDebugLevel -o "D:\logs\GetDebugLevel.log"
Command execution result:
RESPONSE
An instance of DebugLevel
value=0 [Full Debugging trace]
description=Debugging Trace
4-8-6 GetLogFile
GetLogFile
returns the requested Device Manager server log file (see
For this command, there are no access restrictions regarding the resource groups or permissions
assigned to a user.