ago
Prototype: ago(years, months, days, hours, minutes, seconds)
Return type: int
Description: Convert a time relative to now to an integer system representation.
The ago
function measures time relative to now. Arguments are applied
in order, so that ago(0,18,55,27,0,0) means "18 months, 55 days, and 27
hours ago". However, you are strongly encouraged to keep your usage of
ago
sensible and readable, e.g., ago(0,0,120,0,0,0) or
ago(0,0,0,72,0,0).
Arguments:
years
, in the range0,1000
Years of run time. For convenience in conversion, a year of runtime is always 365 days (one year equals 31,536,000 seconds).
month
, in the range0,1000
Months of run time. For convenience in conversion, a month of runtime is always equal to 30 days of runtime (one month equals 2,592,000 seconds).
days
, in the range0,1000
Days of runtime (one day equals 86,400 seconds)
hours
, in the range0,1000
Hours of runtime
minutes
, in the range0,1000
Minutes of runtime 0-59
seconds
, in the range0,40000
Seconds of runtime
Example:
body common control
{
bundlesequence => { "testbundle" };
}
bundle agent testbundle
{
processes:
".*"
process_count => anyprocs,
process_select => proc_finder;
reports:
any_procs::
"Found processes out of range";
}
body process_select proc_finder
{
# Processes started between 100 years + 5.5 hours and 1 minute ago
stime_range => irange(ago(100,0,0,5,30,0),ago(0,0,0,0,1,0));
process_result => "stime";
}
body process_count anyprocs
{
match_range => "0,0";
out_of_range_define => { "any_procs" };
}
Output:
R: Found processes out of range