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Example #1

To list all records for a user named "randy" that were written on November 11th between 4:50 P.M. and 5:00 P.M. to a log file called "mylog", you would use the following command:

logutil -fu randy -d 11/11 -t 16:50 17:00 mylog

You will see something similar to the following report:

TY   PID     Term   Client    User   Date/Time       File ID   Filename
ST   21981   tty0   acucobol  randy  11/11 16:50:12  
CB   21981   tty0   acucobol  randy  11/11 16:50:12  
MA   21981   tty0   acucobol  randy  11/11 16:50:12            test.dat
OP   21981   tty0   acucobol  randy  11/11 16:50:12  07700001  test.dat
CE   21981   tty0   acucobol  randy  11/11 16:50:12  
ST   21981   tty0   acucobol  randy  11/11 16:56:40  
CB   21981   tty0   acucobol  randy  11/11 16:56:40  
WR   21981   tty0   acucobol  randy  11/11 16:56:40  07700001   
DE   21981   tty0   acucobol  randy  11/11 16:56:40  07700001   
CE   21981   tty0   acucobol  randy  11/11 16:56:41  
ST   21981   tty0   acucobol  randy  11/11 16:59:20  
CB   21981   tty0   acucobol  randy  11/11 16:59:20  
WR   21981   tty0   acucobol  randy  11/11 16:59:20  07700001   
RE   21981   tty0   acucobol  randy  11/11 16:59:21  07700001   
CE   21981   tty0   acucobol  randy  11/11 16:59:21  
-  
End of log.
Total Size               :           580 bytes
Number of Records        :           15
Mean Record Size         :           38 bytes
Number of Transactions   :           3
Mean Transaction Size    :           193 bytes
Record Version(s)        :           1

Note that, in a transaction log report, path and file names are limited to 17 characters without the "-l" option, or 21 characters with the "-l" option. Should the path and file name exceed that limit, the report will attempt to display all of the file name. If room permits, this will be followed by the file's parent directory, root directory, and subdirectories. Path name components that must be omitted will be represented by an ellipsis ("...").