5.1 - Single-Value Info Options

      A single-value Info option is used to pass one value into this application. One value, and one only, must follow a single-value option; otherwise an error message is displayed if no value or more than one value passed in.

      Info Option -DM (-DaemonMode) :

      passes daemon mode values, start, stop, logon or logoff to 'dscheck' Action -PC (-ProcessCheck) to start, to stop, to log detail or not to log detail, correspondingly.

      Info Option -DV (-Divider) (Aliass: -Delimiter, -Separater) :

      delimiter for separating columns of multi-value Info options in input files. It is default to '<:>'.

      Info Option -ES (-EqualSign) :

      for an equal sign of assigning one value to either a single-value option or multi-value option in input files. It is defaulted to '<=>'.

      Info Option -FN (-FieldNames) :

      for a string of single letter field names. Values of the selected fields are retrieved for check information per actions -GC (-GetCheck).

      Info Option -LH (-LocalHost) :

      specify a local hostname to processes checks on the host for action -PC(-ProcessCheck). It defaults to '' to use the local host name. Specify SLURM or PBS to process batch jobs.

      Info Option -MT (-MaxrunTime) :

      specify the maxmum run time for deamon mode. It defaults to 0 for unlimit time. For examples, 5000 means seconds, and 1D means 1 day for 86400 seconds.

      Info Option -OF (-OutputFile) :

      leads an output file name into which the output result of this application is dumped. If this option is not given, the result is displayed as standard output.

      Info Option -ON (-OrderNames) :

      for a string of single letter field names use to order the results of getting check information via action -GC (-GetCheck).

      Info Option -AO (-ActOption) :

      for setting Action and Mode options in input files. It is default to ''.

      Info Option -WI (-WaitInterval) :

      defaults to 2 minutes (120 seconds). It is used as a time intervals for the 'dscheck' daemon to sleep between processing check records.



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