114.3.9
START-HISTA
The verb START is used to output all error and alarm messages recorded within any given period of time or within the last two hours. In the case of searches, it is used to output error messages from the history archive which were qualified by a given search criterion.
Procedure Overview
Command Code
Parameter
START-HISTA
RTYPE=MIRROR;
|RTYPE=SEARCH/SEARCHB,[STIME=<string>],[ETIME=<string>]
,[ANS=<param>]
,|[CONTEXT= MID,MID=<param>,NUM=<number>];
,|[CONTEXT= ALARM
,| ALARMTYP=CENTRAL,CENTRAL=<param>;
,| ALARMTYP=SWUPERI,SWUPERI=<param>;
,| ALARMTYP=LOGSPEC,LOGSPEC=<param>;
,| ALARMTYP=LOGDIR,LOGDIR=<number>;
,| ALARMTYP=LOGPERS,LOGPERS=<number>;
,| ALARMTYP=SMPERI,SMPERI=<param>;]
,|[CONTEXT= PEN,LTG=<number>,LTU=<number>
,SLOT=<number>,CCT=<number>];
,|[CONTEXT= STNO,STNO=<number>
,SVC<param>];
,|[CONTEXT= PRIO,PRIO=<param>];
,|[CONTEXT= FUNCT,FUNCT=<param>];
,|[CONTEXT= EC,EC=<number>];
,|[CONTEXT= CC,CC=<number>];
,|[CONTEXT= UA,UA=<number>];
Parameter description (in hierarchical order)
RTYPE
Branch parameter for output format:
If RTYPE=MIRROR is specified, the current alarm mirror is output in the form of a table. The AMO HISTA uses the requested alarm mirror for preparing the layout of the table.
If RTYPE=SEARCH is specified, a branch is made to the search mode.
The error messages are output with the sequence, the oldest to the newest.
If RTYPE=SEARCHB is specified, a branch is made to the search mode.
The error messages are output with the sequence, the newest to the oldest.
STIME
Start time for selection of error messages.
Input format
:
YY-MM-DD/hh:mm
Default value
:
system time - 2 hours
ETIME
End time for selection of error messages.
Input format
:
YY-MM-DD/hh:mm
Default value
:
system time
ANS
This parameter specifies whether the output of long blocks will be interrupted by the prompt "Continue (Y/N/C)".
CONTEXT
Branch parameter for output format:
CONTEXT= MID
Search by error/alarm number
CONTEXT= ALARM
Search by alarm class
CONTEXT= PEN
Search by PEN (LTG/LTU/SLOT/CCT)
CONTEXT= STNO
Search by station number
CONTEXT= PRI
Search by priority
CONTEXT= FUNCT
Search by function complex
CONTEXT= EC
Search by exception code
CONTEXT= CC
Search by call code
CONTEXT= UA
Search by user address
NUM
The error/alarm number is used as a criterion for selecting the messages. e.g.: MID=AL NUM=9001 means "MAJOR ALARM ON" messages
ALARMTYP
The alarm type can be specified to select fault reports which belong to a specific alarm class.
CENTRAL
central alarms.
SWUPERI
swu peripheral alarms.
LOGSPEC
swu logical special alarms.
LOGDIR
swu logical direction related alarms.
LOGPERS
swu logical personal alarms.
SMPERI
sm peripheral alarms.
PEN
HW data is used as a search criterion.
STNO
Search by station number (which is translated into a PEN by the AMO).
PRI
Search by message priority (M1-M8,E1-E8)
FUNCT
The following function complexes are used as search criteria.
SWUPER
SWU periphery
All error messages assigned to the alarm classes of
SWU-periphery alarm groups(0-31) and of SWU LOGICAL alarm groups (0-583) and which are assigned to the following central alarms:
LTU FAILURE (2),
PHONEMAIL ALARM (3),
LTU HW STATUS BUS (4),
LTUR RESTARTS (7),
RMS FAILURE (8).
SWU_CENTRAL Central SWU modules
All error messages assigned to the following central alarm classes:
LTG RESTARTS (0),
LTG FAILURE (1),
CC RESTARTS (5),
CC STBY FAILURE (6),
LTG CENTRAL CONTROL (16),
CC CENTRAL CONTROL (17),
SWITCHING NETWORK (18),
CLOCKING SYSTEM (19),
SIGNAL UNIT (20).
SW_ERROR
SW errors
All error messages assigned to the following central alarm classes:
SW ERRORS (23),
XENIX/LINUX ALARM (27).
SYSTEM
SYSTEM error
All error messages assigned to the following central alarm classes:
SYSTEM MESSAGES (24),
POWER SUPPLY (25),
SM FAILURE (26),
SYSTEM TIME FAILURE (28),
MAINTENANCE NOTE (29).
SM_PER
....... SM periphery
All error messages assigned to SM-periphery alarm group (0-23) and central alarm class 9.
SM_CENTRAL
... Central SM modules
All error messages assigned to the following central alarm classes:
IS RESTARTS (10),
SM RESTARTS (13),
IS CENTRAL CONTROL (21),
SM CENTRAL CONTROL (22).
EC
Search by exception code
CC
Search by call code
UA
Search by user address
Examples:
STA-HISTA:MIRROR; results in the following output:
+---------+-----+-----------+--------+-------------------------+
I ALARM I ABS I ALARM I ALARM I ALARM NAME I
I GROUP I I NUMBER I PRIO I I
+---------+-----+-----------+--------+-------------------------+
I CENTRAL I BP I 5 I MAJOR I CC_RESTARTS I
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
+---------+-----+-----------+--------+-------------------------+
Below you find the command for searching all error messages recorded for this alarm within the last two hours:
STA-HISTA:SEARCH,,,,ALARM,CENTRAL,CENTRAL_05;
Below you find the command for searching the error messages recorded for this alarm on November 15 between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m.
STA-HISTA:SEARCH,1993-11-15/09-00,1993-11-15/15-00,
ALARM,CENTRAL,CENTRAL_05;
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