HP UX B6941-90001 - Manual (Page 294)

294 Chapter 5
Configuring ITO
Variables
<$x> Returns the date the event was received using the local
date representation. Sample output:
03/27/97
Logfile, Console, and ITO Interface Templates
The variables listed below can be used in most logfile, Console, and ITO
Interface template text entry fields (exceptions are noted). The variables
can be used within ITO, or passed to external programs.
<$OPTION(N)> Returns the value of an optional variable that is set by
opcmsg or opcmon (for example,
<$OPTION(A)>
<$OPTION(B)> , etc.). Refer to the opcmsg or opcmon
man page for information about how to set this
variable.
<$MSG_APPL> Returns the name of the application associated with
the message. This name is set in the Message Defaults
section of the
Add/Modify Logfile or Add/Modify
Console Messages windows. However, if a console
message already has a value for this field,
<$MSG_APPL> is not overwritten by an entry in the
Add/Modify Console Messages window. Sample
output:
/usr/bin/su(1) Switch User
<$MSG_GRP> Returns the default message group of the message, as
set in the Message Defaults section of the
Add/Modify
Logfile, Add/Modify Console Messages,
Add/Modify Interface Messages window.
Sample output: Security
<$MSG_SEV> Returns the default value for the severity of the
message. This is set in the Message Defaults section of
the
Add/Modify Logfile, Add/Modify Console
Messages, Add/Modify Interface Messages
window.
Sample output:
Normal
<$MSG_TEXT> Returns the full text of the message. Sample output:
SU 03/19 16:13 + ttyp7 bill-root
<$MSG_TYPE> Returns the default name set for Message Type. This is
set in the
Add/Modify Console Messages or
Condition No. window.