1 04/08/86  display_log_segment
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 3 Syntax as a command:
 4    display_log_segment log_segment_ptr {-control_args}
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 7 Function: displays the internal information of a log segment.
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10 Arguments:
11 log_segment_ptr
12    is a virtual pointer to the log segment to be displayed.  It must be
13    in a format acceptable to cv_ptr_ (this includes log segment
14    entrynames and pathnames).  You can supply only a log pointer.
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17 Control arguments:
18 -brief, -bf
19    selects a short form for output.
20 -header, -he
21    displays the log header.  (Default)
22 -long, -lg
23    selects a long form for output.  (Default)
24 -no_header, -nhe
25    does not display the log header.
26 -no_print, -npr
27    does not displays the status and contents of message entries.
28    (Default)
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31 -no_trace
32    does not display the status of messages.  (Default)
33 -print, -pr
34    displays the status and contents of message entries.  The
35    information displayed is a superset of that displayed by -trace.
36 -trace
37    displays the status of message entries.
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40 Notes: This command is meant for analysis purposes.  Log perusal
41 should be performed with monitor_sys_log, print_sys_log, or
42 summarize_sys_log.
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44 Use of -no_header, -no_trace, and -no_print together results in no
45 display and an error message.