<accounting-profile-header>

Usage

<accounting-profile-information>
    <accounting-profile-header>
        <profile-name>profile-name</profile-name>
        <profile-type>profile-type</profile-type>
        <profile-interval>profile-interval</profile-interval>
        <profile-use-count>profile-use-count</profile-use-count>
        <filename>filename</filename>
        <filesize>filesize</filesize>
        <filenumber>filenumber</filenumber>
        <bytes-written>bytes-written</bytes-written>
        <transfer-interval>transfer-interval</transfer-interval>
        <next-transfer-time>next-transfer-time</next-transfer-time>
    </accounting-profile-header>
</accounting-profile-information>

Description

Information from the accounting profile header.

Contents

<bytes-written>—Number of bytes of data written to the file between the start of the most recent collection interval and the time of the request for information about the profile.

<filename>—Name of the file in the /var/log directory to which records are written.

<filenumber>—Maximum number of rotating versions of the file in the /var/log directory (the active file plus compressed files containing earlier data).

<filesize>—Maximum number of bytes of data written to the active version of the file before the file is closed, and a new file opened. If the transfer interval expires first, the file might contain less data.

<next-transfer-time>—Date and time when the active file will next be closed and transferred to the configured archive site, in the format YYYY-MM-DD-hh:mm:ss (year, month, day, hour in 24-hour format, minute, second).

<profile-interval>—Frequency of statistics collection for each object sampled by the profile.

<profile-name>—Name of the accounting profile.

<profile-type>—Type of object to which the profile is applied.

<profile-use-count>—Number of objects to which this profile is applied (number of objects for which the statistics defined in this profile are collected).

<transfer-interval>—Frequency, in minutes, that the active file is closed and transferred to the configured archive site. The file is closed even if the maximum amount of data has not yet been written. As when the file is closed because the maximum size is reached, the contents of the active file are also compressed and copied to the first rotating file in the /var/log directory.