Using the -alertlist command with group selection options

You can display an alert list by specifying one of the -alertlist command group selection options on the command line. The following table identifies and describes each group selection option.

Table 7. Alert list command group selection options
Option syntax	Purpose	How to use
-alert	To view a list of all instances of a particular alert	Provide the name of the alert you want to see.
-resource	To view a list of alerts for a particular resource	Provide the name of the resource whose alerts you want to see listed.
-AdminServer	To view alerts associated with a specific AdminServer	Provide the name of the AdminServer whose alerts you want to see listed.
-restype	To view a list of alerts for a particular resource type	Provide the resource type whose alerts you want to see listed. The resource type is limited to one of the following: database, file, network, system, or openedge.
-severity	To view a list of alerts of a particular severity	Provide the severity level of alerts you want to see listed: severe, error, warning, or informational.

Syntax

fathom -httpport 8080 -alertlist [group selection option] [keyword value]

You can also use two additional options, the -detail and -verbose options, presented in , with the group selection options highlighted in Table 8 with the group selection options highlighted in Table 7.

Although the command line does not limit the number of options you can type into the command line, only the last group selection option identified on the command line is processed.

The following figure identifies a command line that generates a group selection based on the -restype option where the resource type is identified as system. Note that the resource name, listed in the Resource column, specifies the AdminServer name and associated resource name. Although this level of detail provides more information about a resource, it does not completely eliminate the possibility of confusion among resources with similar or identical names.