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UCS 1000 R4.2 Administration 585-313-507 Issue 3 April 2000 503
specified date, in other words, "Oct. 11, 97" and "10/11/97" are assumed to
be "10/11/97 00:00:00". A month and a day without a year are assumed to
be in the current year unless this would put it more than 1 month in the future,
when it is assumed to be the previous year. For example, assuming that it is
currently "Mar. 3, 98", if the user specifies "02/15", it is assumed to be
"02/15/98". If the user specifies "11/3", it is assumed to be "11/03/97", since
"11/03/98" would put it more than 1 month in the future, which is unlikely to be
what the user had intended. You can force the proper interpretation of any
date by fully specifying it; that is, adding the day of the month and the year.
If the form "item=xxx" form is used, all elements not specified default to ’*’,
hence "wday=Sun" means all messages on any Sunday. Do NOT mix
standard format with the "item=xxx" format. The results are unpredictable.
Spaces should be enclosed in quotes, for example, -a"7/14/87 05:08:30".
Search patterns are enclosed in forward slash (/) characters, with an optional
repetition count following, for example, -z/GEN006/2 means the second
message containing "GEN006".
The repetition count has no meaning with the "-s" or "-q" locant, but does for
the "-a" and "-z" locants.
Locants can have their meaning reversed by preceding them with an
exclamation point (!), for example "-s!/{pattern}/" means everything that does
not match the pattern. Normally "-s" and "-q" locants logically OR together if
there is more than one. It is possible to AND them together be adding a plus