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sel clear Description This command displays the system event log information, displays the contents of the event log, and deletes all the event log records. See Figure 3-10. Subcommands • status - Displays the total number of system event log records. • get - Prints all or part of the event log. • clear - Deletes all the records in the event log. Options -begin index1 Specifies the first record to display. -end index2 Specifies the last record to display. -max count Specifies the maximum number of records to display. If the value of the argument count is bigger than the total number of the records, the last record displayed will be the last one in the event log. -last n Specifies the number of records to be displayed, starting from the last record and counting backwards. Default Subcommand If a subcommand is not specified, this command acts the same as sel status. Display Format System event log records are displayed using either a tabular format (legacy) or a vertical format (oemlist) consistent with the SEL log output found in other Dell OpenManage products. The default is the oemlist format. The column headers for the legacy format are: Ordinal Number, Date, Time, Sensor Number, Sensor Type, and Brief Description. See Figure 3-10 for an example of oemlist and legacy formatted SEL display. Using the BMC Management Utility 69

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Using the BMC Management Utility
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sel clear
Description
This command displays the system event log information, displays the contents
of the event log, and deletes all the event log records. See Figure 3-10.
Subcommands
•
status
— Displays the total number of system event log records.
•
get
— Prints all or part of the event log.
•
clear
— Deletes all the records in the event log.
Options
-begin
index1
Specifies the first record to display.
-end
index2
Specifies the last record to display.
-max
count
Specifies the maximum number of records to display.
If the value of the argument
count
is bigger than the total number of the
records, the last record displayed will be the last one in the event log.
-last
n
Specifies the number of records to be displayed, starting from the last record
and counting backwards.
Default Subcommand
If a subcommand is not specified, this command acts the same as
sel status
.
Display Format
System event log records are displayed using either a tabular format (legacy)
or a vertical format (oemlist) consistent with the SEL log output found in
other Dell OpenManage products. The default is the oemlist format. The
column headers for the legacy format are:
Ordinal Number
,
Date
,
Time
,
Sensor Number
,
Sensor Type
, and
Brief Description
. See Figure 3-10 for an
example of oemlist and legacy formatted SEL display.