event listEvents command

You can use the istool event listEvents command to list your processed events.

Purpose

You can list all events, events that happened before or after a certain date and time, or events that happened during a span of time.

Requirements

You can list events for any event type that you have the required role to see. The suite administrator can list events for all event types.

Run the command from the engine tier or the client tier.

Command syntax

The preferred way to run this command is in the istool command-line window. If you run this command in your operating system command-line window or in scripts, you must add istool before the command name.

event listEvents
authentication parameters
[generic parameters] 
[-eventTypeName event_type_name]
[-begindate "begin_date_time"] 
[-enddate "end_date_time"]

Parameters

These parameters are specific to the istool event listEvents command. For authentication parameters and generic parameters, see Commands and common parameters for istool.

-eventTypeName event_type_name
Specifies the name of the registered event type that generates the events that you want to list. If you do not specify the parameter, a list is returned of all events for all event types that you have the required role to see.
If the name of the file has an embedded space, enclose the name in double quotation marks (").
-begindate begin_date_time
If you specify this parameter, only events with a time stamp on or after the value specified are listed.
Enter the value in the following format: "YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss".
-enddate end_date_time
If you specify this parameter, only events with a time stamp on or before the value specified are listed.
Enter the value in the following format: "YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss".

Examples

You can list all events of the type NEW_EXCEPTIONS_EVENT that were processed during a specific time period.

event listEvents  -eventTypeName NEW_EXCEPTIONS_EVENT -beginDate "2014-06-30 11:00:00" -endDate "2014-07-15 11:00:00"  
-domain myinformationserver.com:9443 -u isAdminUser -p isAdminPwd

You can list all events of all event types that have been processed since a specific date and time.

event listEvents  -beginDate "2014-11-30 11:00:00" 
-domain myinformationserver.com:9443 -u isAdminUser -p isAdminPwd