Re: Problem with "Query Actlog..."

fx,
Without BEGINDATE, q actlog will only search the current date. Additionally
the first query is restricted to client originated messages only, while the
last query will display server and client originated messages.
Bill Nowlin
CoComp Inc.
bnowlin AT cocompaz DOT com

On Tuesday, January 12, 1999 7:15 AM, fx aka fx [SMTP:efix AT HOTMAIL DOT COM]
wrote:
>  Noticed something looking weird with the "query actlog..." adsm
> server command:
>
> adsm> q actlog begind=01/01/1999 originator=client node=notes01
>
> Date/Time                Message
> ---------------------    --------------------------------------------
> 01/08/1999 18:29:33      ANE4952I (Session: 6163, Node: NOTES01)
>                          Total number of objects inspected: 13
>
> 01/08/1999 18:29:33      ANE4954I (Session: 6163, Node: NOTES01)
>                          Total number of objects backed up: 13
> 01/08/1999 18:29:33      ANE4958I (Session: 6163, Node: NOTES01)
>                          Total number of (etc...)
>
> adsm> q actlog originator=client node=notes01
> ANR2034E QUERY ACTLOG: No match found using this criteria.
> ANS8001I Return code 11.
>
> but:
>
> adsm> q actlog search=notes01
>
> Date/Time                Message
> --------------------     --------------------------------------------
> 01/12/1999 14:26:48      ANR0406I Session 6545 started for node
>                          NOTES01 (WinNT)(Tcp/Ip 112.128.119.246(1158))
> 01/12/1999 14:26:48      ANR0403I Session 6545 ended for node NOTES01
>                          (WinNT).
> 01/12/1999 14:26:52      ANR0406I Session 6546 started for node
>                          NOTES01 (WinNT)(Tcp/Ip 112.128.119.246(1160))
>  (etc...)
>
>  the 'originator...' param works with the 'begind...' but apparently
> fails whithout this one, even if answers should have been seen, as
> when using the 'search...' directive.
>
>  i tryed to look in list archives but the excite engine is very very
> slow as seen from here (connection timeout almost every queries).
>
>  amicalement,
>                fx
>
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