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SCR Reference (man Pages) scrfilter (1M) - DESCRIPTION scrfilter (1M) NAME scrfilter - list, set, create, modify, and delete SCR view and collection filters SYNOPSIS /opt/scr/bin/scrfilter [ -l [filter [component [group [attribute ]]]]] /opt/scr/bin/scrfilter -s filter [component [group [attribute]]] { on|off} /opt/scr/bin/scrfilter -S filter component group attribute {pattern|reset} /opt/scr/bin/scrfilter -c filter new_filter /opt/scr/bin/scrfilter -m filter new_filter /opt/scr/bin/scrfilter -d filter /opt/scr/bin/scrfilter -u filter /opt/scr/bin/scrfilter -i file /opt/scr/bin/scrfilter -o filter file DESCRIPTION scrfilter provides functions to create and control view and collection filter. View filters can be used by scrdiff and scrviewer to filter out uninteresting configuration data. The collection filter, Probe, is used by scrupdate to filter out collection configuration data. scrfilter lists defined filter names, creates, deletes and renames filters, displays filter settings, sets view or collection flags for specified component/group/attribute values, and updates filters with current DMI information provided by DMI from the managed nodes. Filter names must start with an alphabetic character. Optional following characters need to be one of alphabet(A-Z,a-z), digit(0-9), plus(+), hyphen(-) or underscore(_). The view extension flags, on and off, are set by copying and modifying the Template view filter. Template can also be used as a default filter. The collection extension flags, on and off, detemine whether scrupdate collects configuration data for a specified or newly detected component, group, or attribute. See the -s and -u options for details. See also "List Filter Contents" in the Examples section. Reference 53

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Reference
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SCR Reference (man Pages)
scrfilter (1M) - DESCRIPTION
scrfilter (1M)
NAME
scrfilter – list, set, create, modify, and delete SCR view and collection filters
SYNOPSIS
/opt/scr/bin/scrfilter
[
-l
[
filter
[
component
[
group
[
attribute
]]]]]
/opt/scr/bin/scrfilter
-s
filter
[
component
[
group
[
attribute
]]] {
on
|
off
}
/opt/scr/bin/scrfilter
-S
filter
component group attribute
{
pattern
|
reset
}
/opt/scr/bin/scrfilter
-c
filter
new_filter
/opt/scr/bin/scrfilter
-m
filter
new_filter
/opt/scr/bin/scrfilter
-d
filter
/opt/scr/bin/scrfilter
-u
filter
/opt/scr/bin/scrfilter
-i
file
/opt/scr/bin/scrfilter
-o
filter
file
DESCRIPTION
scrfilter
provides functions to create and control view and collection
filter. View filters can be used by
scrdiff
and
scrviewer
to filter out
uninteresting configuration data. The collection filter,
Probe
, is used by
scrupdate
to filter out collection configuration data.
scrfilter
lists defined filter names, creates, deletes and renames
filters, displays filter settings, sets view or collection flags for specified
component/group/attribute values, and updates filters with current
DMI information provided by DMI from the managed nodes.
Filter names must start with an alphabetic character. Optional
following characters need to be one of alphabet(A-Z,a-z), digit(0-9),
plus(+), hyphen(-) or underscore(_).
The view extension flags,
on
and
off
, are set by copying and modifying
the
Template
view filter.
Template
can also be used as a default filter.
The collection extension flags,
on
and
off
, detemine whether
scrupdate
collects configuration data for a specified or newly detected
component, group, or attribute. See the
-s
and
-u
options for details.
See also "List Filter Contents" in the Examples section.