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loggrabr Utility

Use the loggrabr utility to retrieve the log entries from log files, error files, environment scripts, and configuration files and load the entires into a single output file. You can use the output file to troubleshoot any issues without having to refer multiple files.

The loggrabr utility uses the following format:

$SSABIN/loggrabr <Output File Name> [-f] [<Start Date>] [<Start Time>] [<End Date>] [<End Time>]

The loggrabr utility uses the following parameters:

Output File Name: Name, extension, and directory path for the output file. By default, the utility creates the output file in the current working directory.
-f: Optional. Forces the utility to overwrite any existing file that matches the output file name.
Start Date and Start Time: Optional. Date and time from which you want to retrieve the log entries based on the time stamp. Use the
yyyy-mm-dd
format to specify the date and the
hh:mm
format to specify the time.; By default, the utility retrieves all the log entries in the current environment.
End Date and End Time: Optional. Date and time up to which you want to retrieve the log entries based on the time stamp. Use the
yyyy-mm-dd
format to specify the date and the
hh:mm
format to specify the time.; By default, the utility retrieves all the log entries in the current environment.

For example, the following command retrieves the log entries from multiple files and loads them into the

output.log

file:

$SSABIN/loggrabr output.log -f 2015-04-22 11:20 2015-03-31 21:30

After you run the loggrabr utility, you can use the logfrmat utility to format the log entries in the output file and improve the readability of the output file.

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