1.ELV> TRANSLATE /BEFORE=24-MAY-2002:04:51:33.87 ERRLOG.SYS;42

      For this example, the default report produced for ERRLOG.SYS;42
      contains all entries that were logged before 4:51 on May 24,
      2002.

    2.ELV> TRANSLATE /BRIEF ERRLOG.SYS;42

      The command in this example generates a brief report.

    3.ELV> TRANSLATE /DETAIL=LOW ERRLOG.SYS;42

      The command in this example generates a report with a LOW level
      of detail.

    4.ELV> TRANSLATE /ENTRY=END:18 ERRLOG.SYS;42

      The command in this example shows how to display entries before
      a specified entry in a sequence.

    5.ELV> TRANSLATE /ENTRY=(START:18,END:37) ERRLOG.SYS;42

      The command in this example shows how to display entries within
      a specified entry range.

    6.ELV> TRANSLATE /EXCLUDE=DEVICE_ERRORS ERRLOG.SYS;42

      The command in this example shows how to exclude the DEVICE_
      ERRORS entry type from a report.

    7.ELV> TRANSLATE /FULL ERRLOG.SYS;42

      The command in this example generates a full report.

    8.ELV> TRANSLATE /INCLUDE=(VOLUME_CHANGES, CPU_ENTRIES,
      BUGCHECKS)
      ERRLOG.SYS;42

      The command in this example shows how to select VOLUME_
      CHANGES, CPU_ENTRIES, and BUGCHECKS entry types.

    9.ELV> TRANSLATE /INTERACTIVE ERRLOG.SYS

      The command in this example enables interactive shell mode
      after translating ERRLOG.SYS. (The default, NOINTERACTIVE,
      returns you to the DCL prompt.)

    10. ELV> TRANSLATE /LOG ERRLOG.SYS

      This example shows how to enable the logging of control and
      informational messages.

    11. ELV> TRANSLATE /NONODE=(BEAVIS, BUTTHD) ERRLOG.SYS

      The command in this example generates a report containing all
      events except those occurring on nodes BEAVIS and BUTTHD.

    12. ELV> TRANSLATE /ONE_LINE ERRLOG.SYS

      The command in this example requests ELV to produce a one-line-
      per-event report instead of a standard report.

    13. ELV> TRANSLATE /OUTPUT=ERRLOG.DAT;3 ERRLOG.SYS;42

      This example creates a binary file named ERRLOG.DAT. If a
      version number is specified, as in this example, and a file
      with the same name and version number does not exist, then the
      binary file will be created with the specified version number.

    14. ELV> TRANSLATE /PAGE ERRLOG.SYS

      This example shows how to generate a paged report.

    15. ELV> TRANSLATE /SINCE="24-MAY-2002 04:51:33.87" ERRLOG.SYS;42

      For this example, the default report produced for ERRLOG.SYS;42
      contains all entries that were logged after 4:51 on May 24,
      2002.

    16. ELV> TRANSLATE /SUMMARY ERRLOG.SYS

      This example shows how to generate a summary report.

    17. ELV> TRANSLATE /TERSE ERRLOG.SYS

      This example shows how to generate a terse report.