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Example xcomesrp Report

This xcomesrp example lets you generate a report on transfer history record statistical data.

[path]ezterp [path]xcomesrp.pco [time_interval] [flag_of_calculated_base] [path\history_record_filename]

time_interval

This is a mandatory parameter

1

One-hour interval to display data

0.5

Half-hour interval to display data

Default: None

flag_of_calculated_base

This is an optional parameter

S

The calculation base for start time.

E

The calculation base for end time.

Default: E

[path\History_Record_filename]

Use this optional parameter to pass an input file of CA XCOM Data Transport history records to the ezterp command. By default, it looks for a file with the name of xcomhist.histf in the current directory. This parameter allows you to specify an input file with a different path and/or file name.

Default: xcomhist.histf

Example Syntax 2A:

This example shows that, if the command is not run from the directory where the ezterp and xcomesrp.pco files reside, then the path is required.

Notes:

• Because the path includes an embedded space, double quotes are required
• Because the file containing the history records is not in the current directory, the full path and file name need to be provided.
• %XCOM_HOME% is an environment variable.

  C:\>"%XCOM_HOME%\ezterp" "%XCOM_HO E%\xcomesrp.pco" 0.5 S C:\history_file\xcomhist.histf 
  

Example Syntax 2B:

This example shows that, if the command is run from the directory where the ezterp and xcomesrp.pco files reside, then it is not necessary to specify a path for these files.

C:\Program Files (x86)\CA\XCOM>ezterp xcomesrp.pco 0.5 S C:\\history_file\xcomhist.histf

Note: Because the file containing the history records is not in the current directory, the full path and file name need to be provided.