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 3 Syntax:  as_meters {-control_args}
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 6 Function: prints the answering service metering data kept in
 7 >sc1>as_meter_table; optionally does a little bit of analysis of that
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11 Control arguments:
12 -reset, -rs
13    does a reset without printing a report.
14 -report_reset, -rrs
15    does a report and then a reset.
16 -unreset, -urs
17    forgets a previous reset, and prints a report.
18 -temp_unreset, -turs
19    pretends there wasn't a reset while printing this report, but the
20    reset is remembered for future reports.
21 -percent, -pct
22    prints 4 lines per meter (default is 1). The extra 3 lines give
23    percent of total, usage per call, and page faults per second.
24 -short, -sh
25    formats output to fit in 80 columns, by using cryptic 3-character
26    names for all the meters.
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29 -no_header, -nhe
30    doesn't print a header.
31 -totals, -total, -tt
32    prints one line giving current time and paging usage for the
33    Initializer process.
34 -meter NAMES, -mt NAMES
35    prints only the named meters, and remembers the list in internal
36    static, for use in future invocations.  Use "-meter all" to clear
37    the list of meters.  The NAMES are the ones printed in either the
38    short or long output.  Although the output is capitalized, NAMES
39    can be typed in lower or upper case.  The first few letters of the
40    name are sufficient, as long as they match one meter name.
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