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J Compaq Analyze is installed with all rule sets pre-registered in the automatic and manual analysis instance files. These rule sets are the installed files with the .krs extension, in the same directory as the instance files.
You can manipulate the rule sets in the following ways:
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³ Using the CLI or web interface, you can view the rulesets that are registered for use with Compaq Analyze.
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1 The listrk command can be used in either automatic or manual mode, and provides a list of the paths and versions of the knowledge files registered with DeCOR. The syntax for the command is shown here:
8 Output ca listrk
† An example of the output from a OpenVMS machine is shown here:
$ Registered analysis knowledge files:
) Filename: /SVCTOOLS_HOME/ca/data/ds10.krs
Revision: Rev_3_0_A
) Filename: /SVCTOOLS_HOME/ca/data/ds20.krs
Revision: Rev_3_0_A
) Filename: /SVCTOOLS_HOME/ca/data/es40.krs
Revision: Rev_3_0_A0
2 Filename: /SVCTOOLS_HOME/ca/data/gs320_ce_rule.krs
Revision: Rev1_0
2 Filename: /SVCTOOLS_HOME/ca/data/gs320_se_rule.krs
Revision: Rev_01
7 Filename: /SVCTOOLS_HOME/ca/data/gs320_startup_rule.krs
Revision: Rev1_0
3 Filename: /SVCTOOLS_HOME/ca/data/gs320_uce_rule.krs
Revision: Rev_01
) Filename: /SVCTOOLS_HOME/ca/data/mcii.krs
Revision: Revison_0
, Filename: /SVCTOOLS_HOME/ca/data/storage.krs
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´ All the available rule sets are listed with a check box. Rule sets with a selected check box are registered.
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;û You can register a set of rules (stored as KRS files) using the Compaq Analyze CLI or web interface. Registered files are used by the automatic analysis instance file decorEvtAuto.ins and the manual analysis seed instance file decorEvtManual.ins_seed, both of which are located in the ca\data directory.
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aÝ Use the regknw command to register or unregister knowledge rulesets in both the automatic and manual instance files. u8 ' Registering and Unregistering Rule Setsu o
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The syntax for registering and unregistering rule sets is shown here (in all cases, the first command shown is used to register rule sets and the second command is used to unregister rule sets):
1{ ca regknw r knowledgeFileDir knowledgeFile A ,
9{ ca regknw u knowledgeFileDir knowledgeFile >
Ny Where knowledgeFileDir represents the directory where the knowledge file is saved and knowledgeFile represents the name or names of the desired knowledge files. Any number of directories and files can be supplied.
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" " ca regknw r \ca\data\ds10.krss
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18 The set of *.krs files located in the ca\data directory constitute the default rule sets. You can register all of the default rule sets with either of the following commands:
"( S The rdef command does not prompt for confirmation.1 T / O e ca regknw rO O >
ca regknw rdef O O
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n( S The udef command does not prompt for confirmation./ B P B ca regknw ui S O
r ca regknw udef B O
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NÕ If you attempt to register a rule set that is already registered or unregister a rule set that is not registered, error messages will result.
If you want to restore the automatic or manual instance files to their initial state, follow the procedures for damaged instance files, described in Section 5.2.
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<› To register or unregister a set of rules using the web interface, do the following:
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