lsgauge

You can use the lsgauge command to display a list of existing gauge names, gauge type, device type, device ID, date modified, and optionally, description information.

Syntax

Read syntax diagramSkip visual syntax diagram>>-perfcli-- --lsgauge-- --+----+-- --+-------------------+----->
                           +--s-+     '--type--+-perf---+-'
                           '--l-'              '-except-'

>-- --+-------------------+-- --+-----------------------+------><
      '--devtype--+-ess-+-'     '-gauge_name--+-[...]-+-'
                  '-svc-'                     '-------'

Parameters

-s
An optional parameter that displays only the gauge name.
-l
An optional parameter that displays the name and description of the gauge, and other vital output.
-type perf | except
An optional parameter that lists only the gauges with the gauge type that is specified. The perf keyword displays only performance gauges, and the except keyword displays only exception gauges. The truncated list can be further restricted using the -devtype flag and gauge name.
-devtype ess | svc
An optional parameter that lists only the gauges with the device type that is specified. The truncated list can be further restricted using the -type flag and gauge name.
gauge_name [...] | -
An optional parameter that lists information only for the gauge name that is specified.

Description

You can use the lsgauge command to retrieve information pertaining to a temporary gauge definition, resulting from a temporary modification to the properties of a displayed gauge.

Note:Note: You can make modifications to a subset of properties of a gauge that is displayed, and then refresh the display.

Return values

One of the following:

Possible failures

Examples

An invocation example:

perfcli lsgauge gauge1

The resulting output:

Name      Type    Device Type  	Device        Date Modified
=======================================================================
gauge1    perf       ESS     ESS2105-123124-IBM      01/02/2005

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