To display the hamsg usage list

• Type the following command:

  # hamsg -help

To display the list of LDFs available on the current system

• Type the following command:

  # hamsg -list

To display general LDF data

• Type the following command:

  # hamsg -info [-path path_name] LDF

  The option -path specifies where hamsg looks for the specified LDF. If not specified, hamsg looks for files in the default directory:

  /var/VRTSvcs/ldf

To display specific LDF data

• Type the following command:

  # hamsg [-any] [-sev C|E|W|N|I] 
  [-otype VCS|RES|GRP|SYS|AGT]
  [-oname object_name] [-cat category] [-msgid message_ID] 
  [-path path_name] [-lang language] LDF_file

  -any	Specifies hamsg return messages that match any of the specified query options.
  -sev	Specifies hamsg return messages that match the specified message severity Critical, Error, Warning, Notice, or Information.
  -otype	Specifies hamsg return messages that match the specified object type VCS = general VCS messages RES = resource GRP = service group SYS = system AGT = agent
  -oname	Specifies hamsg return messages that match the specified object name.
  -cat	Specifies hamsg return messages that match the specified category. For example, the value 2 in the message id "V-16-2-13067"
  -msgid	Specifies hamsg return messages that match the specified message ID. For example, the value 13067 the message id "V-16-2-13067"'
  -path	Specifies where hamsg looks for the specified LDF. If not specified, hamsg looks for files in the default directory /var/VRTSvcs/ldf.
  -lang	Specifies the language in which to display messages. For example, the value en specifies English and "ja" specifies Japanese.