Preface
Overview of the Server Manager Command Line Interface
Usage Scenario: Using Server Manager CLI Commands to Run Replications
- Prerequisite Tasks for Running Replication Jobs from the Server Manager CLI
- Using the Server Manager CLI to Run Replications
  - Running a Scheduled Replication Job in Interactive Mode
  - Running a Scheduled Replication Job in Non-interactive Mode with Scripts
Command Reference

Command Line Interface for the Server Manager

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show logs

Displays an execution log for a specific replication task.

Each replication task generates logs of the following types:

Standard log
. Contains the task output. A replication task might generate several standard log files with the following file name format:

output<sequence_number>.log[.gz|.zip]

Additional log
. Contains the contents of the Server Manager logs for the task execution, including command-line, error, and debug information. A replication task generates a single additional log with the following file name format:

additional_output.log[.gz|.zip]

Depending on the log compression setting of a Server Manager instance, when a task finishes processing a log file, it compresses the log file and adds the extension .gz or .zip.

Syntax

Enter the command with the task run ID parameter and optionally with either the log file name or sequence number:

show logs run_id [file_name]

show logs run_id [sequence_number]

If you do not specify the optional file_name or sequence_number parameter, the Server Manager CLI lists the execution logs for the specified task in interactive mode. You can then enter the sequence number of the log file to view.

Parameters

The following table describes the command parameters:

Parameter	Description
`run_id`	The unique execution identifier of the replication task. To list tasks with their unique run IDs, run the show task history command.
`file_name`	The file name of the execution log that you want to view. You can omit the file extension.
`sequence_number`	The sequence number of the log file for the specified task. An additional log file always has the `sequence_number` value of 0. The first file of a standard log always has the `sequence_number` value of 1.

Examples

The following example command displays the first standard log file named output1 for the task that has the run ID of 25.

show logs 25 output1

The following example command displays the log file that has the sequence number of 1 for the task that has the run ID of 25.

show logs 25 1

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Command Line Interface for the Server Manager

Command Line Interface for the Server Manager

show logs

show logs

Syntax

Parameters

Examples