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I have enabled hourly data datacollection. ( enabled like 2 months back)<br />
however when i run l lslparutil command on hmc it pull only couple of days of data <br />
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ssh -l hscroot ioshmc9e &nbsp; lslparutil -r all &nbsp; -m PROD-06-9117-MMA-SN10B9592<wbr /> &nbsp; --startyear 2010 --startmonth 8 --startday 1 &nbsp;--endyear 2010 &nbsp;--endmonth 9 &nbsp;--endday 14<br />
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is there any parameter missing which limit for only two day <br />
i also tried with -d option &nbsp;eg -d 10 <br />
it still gives me two days of data <br />
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I have enabled hourly data datacollection. ( enabled like 2 months back)
however when i run l lslparutil command on hmc it pull only couple of days of data 

eg 

ssh -l hscroot ioshmc9e   lslparutil -r all   -m PROD-06-9117-MMA-SN10B9592   --startyear 2010 --startmonth 8 --startday 1  --endyear 2010  --endmonth 9  --endday 14


is there any parameter missing which limit for only two day 
i also tried with -d option  eg -d 10 
it still gives me two days of data 



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