-s <Historian
server> |
The Historian server on which you want to
access archive data. If you do not provide this
parameter, the local machine is
considered. |
-u
<username> |
The username to connect to the
archiver. |
-p
<password> |
The password to connect to the
archiver. |
-b "<file
path>" |
The file path where you want to place the
backup file of the purged alarms. If the path is
not specified, the default backup path of the
archive is considered. Note: You must enter the file path in double quotes
(for example,
"C:\\backup\\"). |
-z 1 <file
name> |
The name of the backup file in the .zip
file format. For example, if you want to purge
alarms older than 36 hours, but want to back up
the data in a .zip file format,
enter:ihPurgeAlarms.exe -h 36 -z 1
If
you run this command, the backup file will be
created in the default archive backup
folder. |
-d <number of Days
prior to the current
time> |
Indicates the time in days till the current
date for which you want to purge alarms. For example, to purge alarms older than
seven days, enter:
-d 7
|
-h <number of hours
prior to the current
time> |
Indicates the time in hours till the
current time for which you want to purge alarms. For example, to purge alarms
older than two and half days,
enter:-d 2 -h 12
|
-m <number of minutes
prior to the current
time> |
Indicates the time in minutes till the
current time for which you want to purge alarms. For example, to purge alarms
older than 3 hours 15 minutes, enter:
-h 3 -m 15
|
-sec <number of seconds
prior to the current
time> |
Indicates the time in seconds till the
current time for which you want to purge alarms. For example, to purge alarms
older than 30 seconds, enter:
-sec 30
|
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