ftlm_parse_dslslog

Parses and loads denials, and optionally checkouts, found in a Dassault DSLS debug log.


ftlm_parse_dslslog: Usage Message
  
  SYNOPSIS:
      Parses and loads denials, and optionally checkouts, found in a Dassault
      DSLS debug log.
  
  USAGE:
      % ftlm_parse_dslslog <ARGUMENTS> [OPTIONS]
  
  ARGUMENTS:
      -dir <dir>             -- Directory that contains debug logs to parse.
                                Only files named with the format of debug.
                                YYYYMMDD are parsed.
      -f <file>              -- Specific log file to parse. Ignored if -dir
                                is passed. On Windows, use / for the path
                                delimiter and // before each space if there
                                are spaces in the path.
      -h                     -- Show help message.
  
  OPTIONS:
      -tag   <tag>           -- Tag to be used for data contained in file.
      -host  <host>          -- Name of license server host. Default: master.
      -start <timestamp>     -- Ignore all events before this timestamp.
      -tz    <timezone>      -- Set to timezone which was used to generate the
                                debug log. Ex: PST8PDT. If debug log was
                                generated in the same timezone as the LM
                                server, leave blank.
      -checkouts             -- Parse checkout data in addition to denial data.
      -noload                -- Do not load parsed data into the database.
      -loadonly              -- Do not parse debug log for new data, only load
                                previously parsed data into the database.
      -force                 -- Reparse data that has been previously parsed.
      -q                     -- Set verbosity to 0.
      -v                     -- Increase verbosity (may be repeated).
  
  EXAMPLES:
      % ftlm_parse_dslslog -tag DSLSLOG -dir /dassault/ldslslog
      % ftlm_parse_dslslog -tag DSLSLOG -f LicenseServer20140630221630.log
                           -tz EST5EDT
      % ftlm_parse_dslslog -tag DSLSLOG -f LicenseServer20140630221630.log
                           -tz UTC-8