	AUDIT LOG PURGE

	This screen allows you to selectively view and remove audit entries
	from the audit log stored in the GMS.  There are several arguments
	that enable the user to query the database for specific information
	based on the time an action was inserted into the audit log, the
	host the audited operation was executed from, the host that the
	audited operation was executed on, and the DSM user name of the
	operator responsible for the audited operation.  Any arguments that
	are specified are combined with logical ands to form a single search
	expresssion.

	View Audit Log

	Executing view without arguments prints all of the audit
	information stored in the GMS ordered by the time which an action
	took place.

	Executing view with an argument to Begin Time, selects and displays
	the audit log entries that match audited operations executed from
	and including the time specified by a time-string in Enlighten Time
	Format.  The time-string can represent an absolute time, such as
	Apr 15 1998 at 11:59pm, or it can represent a relative time in the
	past, such as '1 day' or '2 weeks' ago.  Note that the command
	operates in the time zone set for the system.

	Executing view with an argument to End Time, selects and displays
	the audit log entries that match audited operations executed up to
	the time specified by a time-string in Enlighten Time Format.  The
	time-string can represent an absolute time, such as Apr 15 1998
	at 11:59pm, or it can represent a relative time in the past, such
	as '1 day' or '2 weeks' ago.  Note that the command operates in the
	time zone set for the system.

	Executing view with an argument to User selects and prints the audit
	log entries that match audited operations executed by an
	EnlightenDSM user. Multiple users may be specified by including a
	space between each user.

	Executing view with an argument to Xenln Host, selects and prints
	the audit log entries that match audited operations executed from
	the Xenln host.  Multiple Xenln Hosts may be specified by including
	a space between each host.

	Executing view with an argument to Target Host, selects and prints
	the audit log entries that match audited operations executed on
	the managed host.  A managed host is a machine that runs the
	EnlightenDSM agents.  Multiple Target Hosts may be specified by
	including a space between each host.

	Delete Audit Log

	Executing delete without arguments deletes all of the audit
	information stored in the GMS.

	Executing view with an argument to Begin Time, deletes the audit
	log entries that match audited operations executed from and
	including the time specified by a time-string in Enlighten Time
	Format.  The time-string can represent an absolute time, such as
	Apr 15 1998 at 11:59pm, or it can represent a relative time in the
	past, such as '1 day' or '2 weeks' ago.  Note that the command
	operates in the time zone set for the system.

	Executing delete with an argument to End Time, deletes the audit
	log entries that match audited operations executed up to the time 
	specified by a time-string in Enlighten Time Format.  The
	time-string can represent an absolute time, such as Apr 15 1998
	at 11:59pm, or it can represent a relative time in the past, such
	as '1 day' or '2 weeks' ago.  Note that the command operates in the
	time zone set for the system.

	Executing delete with an argument to User, deletes the audit log
	entries that match audited operations executed by an EnlightenDSM
	user.  Multiple users may be specified by including a space between
	each user.

	Executing delete with an argument to Xenln Host, deletes the audit
	log entries that match audited operations executed from the Xenln
	host.  Multiple Xenln Hosts may be specified by including a space
	between each host.

	Executing delete with an argument to Target Host, deletes the audit
	log entries that match audited operations executed on the managed
	host.  A managed host is a machine that runs the EnlightenDSM agents.
	Multiple Xenln Hosts may be specified by including a space between
	each host.

	CAUTION:  Be careful when deleting without any arguments. ALL audit
	information stored in the GMS will be deleted.

	Examples

	+  Inserting only a Begin Time of 'Jan 1 1999 at 8:00am' and 
	   executing view (or delete) will display (delete) all logging
	   information recorded on and after Jan 1 1999 at 8:00am.

	+  Inserting a Begin Time of 'Jan 1 1999 at 8:00am' and End Time
	   of 'Jan 31 1999 at 8:00am'  and selecting view (delete), will
	   display (delete) all audit log records between and including
	   those times.

	+  Specifying a Begin Time of '10 days' and End Time of '5 days'
	   and choosing view (delete) will display (delete) all information
	   inserted between 10 and 5 days ago.

	+  To delete a single record, enter the exact time including
	   seconds, into the Begin Time and End Time entries.  For 
	   example, 'Jan 1 1999 at 8:00:17am'. 

	+  Specifying a User 'johnd' and choosing view (delete) will
	   display (delete) all entries stored in the Audit Log Table that
	   were inserted as a result of an action taken by dsmuser johnd.

	+  Specifying a Xenln Host 'michigan' and choosing view (delete)
	   will display (delete) all entries stored in the Audit Log Table
	   that were inserted as a result of an action executed from gui
	   host michigan.

	+  Specifying a Target Host 'california' and choosing view (delete)
	   will display (delete) all entries stored in the Audit Log Table
	   that were inserted as a result of an action executed on managed
	   host california.

	+  Specifying a Begin Time 'Jan 1 1999' and End Time '3 days' and
	   User 'johnd' and Xenln Host 'michigan california virginia' and
	   choosing view (or delete) will display (delete) all entries
	   that were inserted between and on Jan 1 1999 AND 3 days ago AND
	   was a result of an action taken by dsmuser johnd AND performed
	   on gui hosts michigan OR california OR arizona.
