Using the export tool, Preparing a command file, An example of a command file – HP XP Array Manager Software User Manual
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Decompress export.tar on your computer. The Export Tool is installed. Also, a new directory
named export is created.
NOTE:
• The export directory contains a couple of files, which include runWin.bat. It is recom-
mended that you delete runWin.bat because this file is no longer needed.
• The Export Tool program is a Java class file and is located in the export/lib directory.
Using the Export Tool
To export monitoring data, you must prepare a command file and a batch file. This section explains
how to prepare a command file and a batch file, and then explains how to run the Export Tool.
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Preparing a command file
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Preparing a batch file
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Running the Export Tool
Preparing a Command File
To run the Export Tool, you must write scripts for exporting monitoring data. When writing scripts,
you need to write several commands in a command file. When you run the Export Tool, the commands
in the command file execute sequentially and then the monitoring data are saved in files.
gives an example of a command file:
svpip 158.214.135.57
; Specifies IP address of SVP
login expusr passwd
; Logs user into SVP
show
; Outputs storing period to standard output
group PhyPG Long
; Specifies type of data to be exported and type
; of storing period
group RemoteCopy
; Specifies type of data to be exported
shortrange 200610010850:200610010910
; Specifies term of data to be exported for data
; stored in short range
longrange 200609301430:200610011430
; Specifies term of data to be exported for data
; stored in long range
outpath out
; Specifies directory in which files will be saved
option compress
; Specifies whether to compress files
apply
; Executes processing for saving monitoring data
; in files
Figure 38 An Example of a Command File
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In the above scripts, the semicolon (;) indicates the beginning of a comment. Characters from a
semicolon to the end of the line are regarded as a comment.
The scripts in this command file is explained as follows:
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svpip 158.214.135.57
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