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If you need to test the operation of Compaq Analyze and its analysis rules you may want to simulate automatic translation. If you are unsure whether you wish to perform manual translation or simulation of automatic translation, then you should follow Section4.3 on manual translation.
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You can simulate the occurrence of events and their automatic translation by using the CLI to open a binary event log file while the web interface is running, and then observing the results in the web interface. The events are translated and analyzed as if the events occurred on the local system at the current time. Events appear in all the web interfaces, just as automatic events do. No results are shown in the CLI window where the command was issued. The command merely notifies the Director process to read and process the log file and does not wait for or display the translated events.
Refer to Section5.9.2 for the CLI command used to perform automatic translation and analysis. Simulations always perform translation and analysis together.
Although Compaq Analyze can read and translate binary error logs produced by any of the supported platforms (see Section4.3), simulating automatic translation and analysis on a platform other than the one that created the file can lead to unpredictable results due to conflicts between true automatic analysis and simulations from another platform.