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  The following commands are supported by the new common syntax.

  The new common syntax is the default, so "wsea" is equivalent to
  "wsea n" unless you change the default with the "wsea syntax" command.

  wsea n  [ ana | aut | bin | help | lis | reg | res | sta | sum | tes |
          tra | unr ]

  Verb            Description
  ----------      ----------

  ana             Analyzes one or more binary event logs.
  (analyze)       wsea n ana [input <inputfile>] [out | outhtml
                  <outputfile>]

  aut             Turns automatic event processing on or off.
  (autoanalysis)  wsea n aut {on | off}

  bin             Applies a filter to an existing binary event log and
  (binary)        creates a new binary event log containing the subset of
                  events returned after filtering.
                  wsea n bin [input <inputfile(s)>] out <outputfile>
                  [<filterstatement>] [skipconfig]

  help            Displays a text-based help file. The text-file
                  describes the syntaxes supported by your operating
                  system.
                  wsea n help

  lis             Lists the registered analysis rule sets.
  (listrk)        wsea n lis

  reg             Registers one or more analysis rule sets for use during
  (regknw)        automatic and manual event analysis.
                  wsea n reg [<ruleset>]

  res             Resets the automatic analysis database.
  (reset)         wsea n res

  sta             Displays system information such as the software
  (status)        version, obligation information, SICL/DSNLink
                  notification status, and CSG/QSAP notification status.
                  wsea n sta

  sum             Returns a summary of all the events contained in a
  (summarize)     binary event log.
                  wsea n sum [index] [input <inputfile>] [out | outhtml
                  <outputfile>] [<filterstatement>]

  tes             Simulates automatic analysis.
  (test)          wsea n tes [nosystem]

  tra             Translates one or more binary event logs, but does not
  (translate)     analyze the events.
                  wsea n tra [input <inputfile>] [out | outhtml
                  <outputfile>] [<filterstatement>] [brief | full]

  unr             Unregisters one or more analysis rule sets so they are
  (unregknw)      no longer considered during automatic and manual event
                  analysis.
                  wsea n unr [<ruleset>]

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  The following commands are syntax independent and must never use a
  syntax designator such as "wsea x" or "wsea n".

  wsea       [ log | report | sicl | syntax ]

  Verb       Description
  ---------- ----------

  log        Toggles the logging to a file of automatically generated
             problem reports on or off.
             wsea log {prob on | prob off}

  report     Displays the active problem reports generated from automatic
             analysis.
             wsea report [{outtext | outhtml} <outputfile>]

  sicl       Turns System Initiated Call Logging (SICL) automatic
             notifications to Hewlett-Packard on or off if DSNLink is
             installed on the system.
             wsea sicl {on | off}

             Note that the new desta sicl command replaces wsea sicl, and
             future releases of SEA will not include the wsea sicl
             command.

  syntax     Shows the current default syntax or changes the default
             syntax for CLI commands. Once you have changed the default,
             you no longer need to include a syntax designator for
             commands that use the chosen syntax.
             wsea syntax
             wsea syntax [n | u | v | x]
              n - New Common Syntax
              u - UNIX DECevent Emulator
              v - OpenVMS DECevent Emulator
              x - Old Common Syntax

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  The following commands are supported by the old common syntax.

  wsea x  [ analyze | filterlog | help | listrk | regknw r | regknw u |
          summ | trans ]

  Verb       Description
  ---------- ----------

  analyze    Analyzes one or more binary event logs.
             wsea x analyze [<inputfile>] [outtext | outhtml
             <outputfile>]

  filterlog  Applies a filter to an existing binary event log and creates
             a new binary event log containing the subset of events
             returned after filtering.
             wsea x filterlog <inputfile> <outputfile>
             ["<filterstatement>"] [skipconfig]

  help       Displays a text-based help file. The text-file describes the
             syntaxes supported by your operating system.
             wsea x help

  listrk     Lists the registered analysis rule sets.
             wsea x listrk

  regknw r   Registers one or more analysis rule sets for use during
             automatic and manual event analysis.
             wsea x regknw r [<ruleset>]

  regknw u   Unregisters one or more analysis rule sets so they are no
             longer considered during automatic and manual event
             analysis.
             wsea x regknw u [<ruleset>]

  summ       Returns a summary of all the events contained in a binary
             event log.
             wsea x summ [index] [<inputfile>]

  trans      Translates one or more binary event logs, but does not
             analyze the events.
             wsea x trans [<inputfile>] [{outtext | outhtml}
             <outputfile>] [filter "<filterstatement>"] [brief | full]
