param_gethistorynext

The system displays the content of the database parameter history. If the content was not transferred in full, due to the limited size of the reply packet, use the param_gethistorynext command to display the next reply packet.

If you used options to specify selection criteria when you opened the database parameter history, those criteria are applied to the subsequent DBM command param_gethistorynext as well.

Prerequisites

You have opened the database parameter history (see: param_gethistory).
You have the server permission ParamRead.

Structure

param_gethistorynext

Result

OK

<header_line>

<param_line>

...

If you receive a reply of only:

OK

<header_line>

then all specified entries have already been displayed.

Values for the Reply Fields
Value	Description
`<header_line>`	Contains the names of the fields displayed. `S` stands for `STATE` and describes the change state of the database parameter.
`<param_line>`	Contains the values for the fields displayed in the `<header_line>`, the values are in the same column position as the field name in the `<header_line>`. Possible statuses are: `a`: active database parameter `c`: changed database parameter `d`: deleted database parameter

More Information

Database Administration, Log Files