As the journal output file is fairly large, filtering the data to only the required entries can be achieved by:

• Outputting to an EXCEL or CSV file and using the Data Filter function.
• Output to a text file and use Windows findstr or Linux's grep function to write relevant data to file.

Journal Entry Categories

• LOGIN
• SNAP
• VOLMOVE
• VOLADD
• PWRESET
• LOGOUT

Set variable TMSSREPORTFORMAT to Excel, run TMSS10LogStatsPrintDB with relevant date range set.

cd ""C:\Users\Current Directory"
set TMSSREPORTFORMAT=EXCEL
TMSS10LogStatsPrintDB -h "%TMSS10DB%" -R *:* 2> stderr.txt

Set variable TMSSREPORTFORMAT to CSV, run TMSS10LogStatsPrintDB with relevant date range set.

cd ""C:\Users\Current Directory"
set TMSSREPORTFORMAT=CSV
TMSS10LogStatsPrintDB -h "%TMSS10DB%" -R *:* > output.csv 2> stderr.txt

Run TMSS10LogStatsPrintDB with relevant date range set. Redirect stdout stream to text file.

cd ""C:\Users\Current Directory"

TMSS10LogStatsPrintDB -h "%TMSS10DB%" -R *:* > input.txt 2> stderr.txt

To filter out any line with the entries VOLADD or VOLMOV from the text file input.txt and write to file output

Select-String -Path input.txt -Pattern "VOLMOV", "VOLADD" | ForEach-Object { $_.Line } > output.txt

To filter out any line with the entries VOLADD or VOLMOV and write to file output

findstr "VOLMOV VOLADD" input.txt > output.txt

To filter out any line with the entries VOLADD or VOLMOV and write to file output

grep -E "VOLMOV|VOLADD" /mnt/c/path/to/input.txt > /mnt/c/path/to/output.txt