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As you can see, data provider parameters are specified as -paramsDname1=NAME=VALUE;...;NAME=VALUE.value1 -Dname2=value2. Note the need to enclose embedded whitespace within " marks to prevent the shell from treating it as a boundary between strings. The output format may be specified as "columns" or "rows". The only difference is that one is a transpose of the other. The option "-labels" indicates that the columns (or rows) should be named. Not all data providers supply these names, in which case you'll need to consult their documentation to interpret the column numbers.
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clarrieu@tersk08>aidaget HR81:STN:VOLT//VAL -labels -format=rows
time 06-Nov-2006 10:30:05
status 0
severity 0
value 0.22782705806669729
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Getting BPM data:
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aidaget P2BPMHER//BPMS -DBPMD=38 -DREF=0 BPMS:PR10:6012 0.0 0.0 3128.0562 0.0 17 520 BPMS:PR10:6022 0.0 0.0 3135.6562 0.0 17 520 BPMS:PR10:6032 0.0 0.0 3143.256 0.0 17 520 BPMS:PR10:6042 0.0 0.0 3150.8562 0.0 17 520 BPMS:PR10:6052 0.0 0.0 3158.4563 0.0 17 520 ... |
Getting
Setting Value: aidaset
The utility program named "aidaset" takes at least two mandatory arguments (the name of the target and the desired value), and several optional parameters control how it operates.
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