limit_rpt
Purpose:
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Display limit violations since last latch reset
Enter:
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limit_rpt [v=<variable_name>] [e=<violation_event_name>] [owner=<name>]
Where:
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v
Optional. Specify the variable the limit_rpt task is checking.
e
Optional. Specify the event the limit_rpt task is checking.
owner
Optional. Specify the registered name of a particular instance of limit app.
Example:
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limit_rpt v=dew owner=CellLimits
The above command lists all the variables that contain the letters ‘dew’, are owned by the “CellLimits” instance of ‘limit’ and have limit violations since last latch reset.limit_rpt e=alm
The above command lists all the violation_event_names that contain the letters ‘alm’ that have limit violations since last latch reset.limit_rpt
The above command displays all the limit violations that have occurred since the last limit latch reset.
Notes:
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This command displays all of the limit violations that have occurred since the last limit latch reset.
Violations are listed in order of tripping.
The program writes violation information to a file (/data/errors/Reg_name.yymmdd) in time order to ease understanding of system behavior. There is an entry each time a limit is violated and also when the value becomes within limits.
Both variable_name and violation_event_name can be patterns. For example, if v=dew is specified all variables containing the letters ‘dew’ would be listed.