The Command Line Interface › How to Retrieve History Records › History Record Filter Parameters › OETIME

OETIME

Limits the history request to only those file transfers that were scheduled or completed on or before the end time.

HHMMSS

The end time used to limit the history request to only those file transfers that were scheduled or completed on or before the end time specified.

HH

The two-digit hour (00 through 23)

MM

The two-digit minute (00 through 59)

SS

The two-digit second (00 through 59)

Default: 235959

Notes:

• OEDATE and OETIME form an end date and time used to limit the history request to only those file transfers that were scheduled or completed on or before the date and time specified.
• See OSDATE and OSTIME for the start date and time.
• Supported in –c7 CNF metatransfers only.
• The users defined in the groups XCOMADM and/or XCOMSADM determine what records the user running the get history record retrieval transfer will be authorized to access.

OFILE

Specifies the file name, local, or remote, to match for a history request.

You can use the following wildcard characters when you specify the file name:

* or %

Represents a string of zero or more characters.

_

Represents any single character.

Range: 1 to 256

Default: None

Example:

An OFILE value of %MASTER.FIL_.G* tells CA XCOM Data Transport to locate a file with following attributes:

• Starting with anything
• Ending with anything
• With the characters MASTER.FIL found in the name, followed by any single character and .G.

Notes:

• Supported in –c7 CNF metatransfers only.
• The users defined in the groups XCOMADM and/or XCOMSADM determine what records the user running the get history record retrieval transfer is authorized to access.

OFILECASE

Specifies whether the specified file name (OFILE parameter) search is case-sensitive.

YES

The value that is specified for the OFILE parameter is case-sensitive.

NO

The value that is specified for the OFILE parameter is not case-sensitive.

Default: NO

Notes:

• For a case-sensitive search, case-sensitive collation is set to the history database table. Such collation can also be set to the ‘file’ and ‘lfile’ columns in the history database table.
• Supported in –c7 CNF metatransfers only.
• The users defined in the groups XCOMADM and/or XCOMSADM determine what records the user running the get history record retrieval transfer is authorized to access.