What is the cmd to zero out thread counts, please

[Darcy Kemp]

I know it’s -z something: what are the variations of zeroing out all or specific threads… thanks!

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[Jim Kosloskey]

Just type in hcimsiutil, hit enter – it will tell you what the options are.

email: jim.kosloskey@jim-kosloskey.com 29+ years Cloverleaf, 59 years IT - old fart.

[Darcy Kemp]

THANKS!

[Russ Ross]

I have come to like using the following for interactive use to zero out everything in the site:

hcimsituil -Z

and for zeroing out counts via automated script near midnight I’ve come to like:

hcimsiutil -xt ThreadName

because this leave the read/write times in tact.

Like mentioned earlier running a command without any args sometimes will display options to the screen.

When I run hcimsiutil without args I get this:

Usage: hcimsiutil [-D] [-dh] [-dt] [-da] [-dd thread] [-pd]
[code]Usage: hcimsiutil [-D] [-dh] [-dt] [-da] [-dd thread] [-pd]

Russ Ross
RussRoss318@gmail.com

[Keith McLeod]

Use the -X option in place of the -Z option if you have ‘last received’ alerts defined.  It will leave date and timestamps intact, otherwise you may get a bunch of alerts where the default date and time is used Dec. 31, 1969 for Linux I believe….

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