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==SYNOPSIS==
==SYNOPSIS==
 
  /etc/mysql-zrm/mysql-zrm-reporter.conf
  /etc/mysql-zrm/mysql-zrm-reporter.conf


==DESCRIPTION==
==DESCRIPTION==


ZRM for MySQL reporter utility reads ''mysql-zrm-reporter.conf'' configuration file.  This file specifies report format for each backup parameter.  The reporter utility will use default format for the parameter if the configuration file is not found.
ZRM for MySQL reporter utility reads the mysql-zrm-reporter.conf configuration file.   The configuration file specifies report format for each backup parameter.   The reporter utility will use default format for the parameter if the configuration file is not found.


===SYNTAX===
===SYNTAX===


Syntax for all ''mysql-zrm-reporter.conf'' parameters.
Syntax for all mysql-zrm-reporter.conf parameters.


All parameters except ''backup-date'' are specified as
All parameters except backup-date are specified as


  <parameter> = <Width>,<Alignment>
parameter = Width,Alignment


''backup-date'' can have an additional format specifier.
backup-date can have an additional format specifier.


  <backup-date> = <Width>,<Alignment>,<format>
backup-date = Width,Alignment,format


Format specifier is same as FORMAT in date(1) command.
The  format  specifier uses the same specification conventions used by FORMAT controls documented in date(1) command.


All parameters are optional and have default values.
All parameters are optional and have default values.


White spaces  are ignored unless it is within quotes. All lines  beginning  with # are  comments and  are ignored.
White space is ignored unless enclosed within quotes. All lines  beginning  with # treated as comments; in other words, they are ignored.


The  parameter is the backup run parameter name. Width is the number of characters to be displayed for that field. If the value does not fit in the  specified width, the value will be wrap around into
The  parameter is the backup run parameter name. Width is the number of characters to be displayed for that field. If the value does not fit in the  specified width, the value will be wrap around into multiple lines in  the  report.  Alignment specifies alignment for field value in the backup reports. Value < displays field value with left justification, > means right justification and | means center justification. Description   of   parameter   names   can   be   found   in [[mysql-zrm-reporter]](1).
multiple lines in  the  report.  Alignment specifies alignment for field value in the backup reports. Value ''<'' displays field value with left justification, ''>'' means right justification and ''|'' means center justification. Description of parameter names can be found in [[mysql-zrm-reporter]](1) and [[Zmanda_Recovery_Manager_for_MySQL|Zmanda Recovery  Manager  for  MySQL manual]].


==FILES==
==FILES==
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==SEE ALSO==
==SEE ALSO==


[[mysql-zrm-reporter]](1),  date(1),  [[Zmanda_Recovery_Manager_for_MySQL|Zmanda Recovery  Manager  for  MySQL]].
[[mysql-zrm-reporter]](1),  date(1).


==AUTHOR==
==AUTHOR==


Zmanda Inc. (http://www.zmanda.com)
Zmanda Inc. (http://www.zmanda.com)

Latest revision as of 21:26, 31 March 2008

NAME

mysql-zrm-reporter.conf - Configuration file for ZRM reporter for MySQL

SYNOPSIS

/etc/mysql-zrm/mysql-zrm-reporter.conf

DESCRIPTION

ZRM for MySQL reporter utility reads the mysql-zrm-reporter.conf configuration file. The configuration file specifies report format for each backup parameter. The reporter utility will use default format for the parameter if the configuration file is not found.

SYNTAX

Syntax for all mysql-zrm-reporter.conf parameters.

All parameters except backup-date are specified as

parameter = Width,Alignment

backup-date can have an additional format specifier.

backup-date = Width,Alignment,format

The format specifier uses the same specification conventions used by FORMAT controls documented in date(1) command.

All parameters are optional and have default values.

White space is ignored unless enclosed within quotes. All lines beginning with # treated as comments; in other words, they are ignored.

The parameter is the backup run parameter name. Width is the number of characters to be displayed for that field. If the value does not fit in the specified width, the value will be wrap around into multiple lines in the report. Alignment specifies alignment for field value in the backup reports. Value < displays field value with left justification, > means right justification and | means center justification. Description of parameter names can be found in mysql-zrm-reporter(1).

FILES

/etc/mysql-zrm/mysql-zrm-reporter.conf
Reporter configuration file

SEE ALSO

mysql-zrm-reporter(1), date(1).

AUTHOR

Zmanda Inc. (http://www.zmanda.com)