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example: The following example specifies that all the time axis points should be labelled: &alllabels=1 timeform Use the timeform option to specify a time format (either relative or absolute) when using a report that requires a time range. This option can only be specified once in a given query string. values: Specify one of the following: relative Times used in the table(s) and/or chart(s) will be expressed relative to the present and expressed as using the format d ::, where this string expresses the number of days, hours, minutes and seconds ago. absolute (Default). Times used in the table(s) and/or chart(s) will be expressed in the following format: yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm:ss. full The times used in the table(s) and/or chart(s) will be expressed in the following format: yyy/mm/dd hh:mm:ss. auto The times used in the table(s) and/or chart(s) will be expressed depending on the resolution that is selected. example: The following example specifies that the time formats should be expressed in terms relative to the present point in time: &timeform=relative begintsecs Use the begintsecs option to specify a start time when using a report that requires a time range, or to indicate a specific point in time when using other report types. If this option is not defined, • for reports that require a time range, the earliest available time is applied. • for reports that only require a begintsecs time, the most recent available time is applied. • for objects_present reports (see "Objects Present Reports" (page 169)), the earliest available time is applied. NOTE: Available times may vary according to the database table being used (specified with the category option, as described in "category" (page 129)). This option can only be specified once in a given query string. value: 136 Web Queries

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example:
The following example specifies that all the time axis points should be labelled:
&alllabels=1
timeform
Use the
timeform
option to specify a time format (either
relative
or
absolute
) when using
a report that requires a time range. This option can only be specified once in a given query string.
values:
Specify one of the following:
relative
Times used in the table(s) and/or chart(s) will be expressed relative to the present and expressed
as using the format
<xx>d <hh>:<mm>:<ss>
, where this string expresses the number of days,
hours, minutes and seconds ago.
absolute
(Default). Times used in the table(s) and/or chart(s) will be expressed in the following format:
yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm:ss
.
full
The times used in the table(s) and/or chart(s) will be expressed in the following format:
yyy/mm/dd
hh:mm:ss.
auto
The times used in the table(s) and/or chart(s) will be expressed depending on the resolution that
is selected.
example:
The following example specifies that the time formats should be expressed in terms relative to the
present point in time:
&timeform=relative
begintsecs
Use the
begintsecs
option to specify a start time when using a report that requires a time range,
or to indicate a specific point in time when using other report types.
If this option is not defined,
for reports that require a time range, the earliest available time is applied.
for reports that only require a begintsecs time, the most recent available time is applied.
for
objects_present
reports (see
“Objects Present Reports” (page 169)
), the earliest
available time is applied.
NOTE:
Available times may vary according to the database table being used (specified with the
category option, as described in
“category” (page 129)
).
This option can only be specified once in a given query string.
value:
<tsecs>
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