NAME
ee_utility -

The ee_utility command provides a number of utility functions for event
enablement.

Syntax
ee_utility [-c | -d | -l value | -n | -r | -s | -t [?] ]

Description
The ee_utility command provides a number of utility functions for the event enablement process.
The event enablement process does not need to be recycled to pickup these changes, unless
specifically noted below.

Options

-c

Deletes all events from the event enablement cache. The daemon does not have to be
recycled and all existing Tivoli Business Systems Manager and GEM server
connections remain active.


-d

Writes the name resolution tables to disk. This is only needed for problem
determination.


-l

Explicitly sets the es_managed_node slot to the specified value.  The es_managed_node
slot is used to route requests back to the event enablement machine.  The es_managed_node
slot value is normally obtained by issuing a gethostbyname() function.  If the host
has multiple addresses, such as a unique physical address and a common logical address
in a failover configuration, the -l can be used to specify which value is used
in the es_managed_node slot.

The event enablement process must be recycled to pickup this change.


value

If value is "0", then the current setting is deleted.  If value is "?", then the current
setting is displayed.  Any other value sets the es_managed node to the specified value.


-n

Turns off tracing of incoming and outgoing data.


-r

Read the file ihsttec.rul and updates the event filtering.


-s

Writes statistics about the cache to the ihsmessage.log file. Statistics include
the number of records in the cache, the amount of disk space used by the
cache, and the average records size.


-t

Turns on tracing of incoming and outgoing data.  The trace data is written to ihseeerr.log.
Once enabled, the trace will remain enabled across restarts of the event enablement service.
Specify -n to disable the trace.  Specify -t ? to display the current trace setting.

Notes
This is a shell script. On Windows platforms, specify sh ee_utility or
tserver ee_utility.