queryModCount

query SCC modcount data to provide usage info. sorted by module, project or user perspective.

Usage:

 Usage:

     query_modcount 
        [ --before_date|-b before_date ]
        [ --after_date|-a after_date ]
        [ --sortby|-s module|proj|user ]
        [ --line_limit|-n total_lines_to_show ]
        [ --verbose|-v ] 
        [ --version|-V ]
        [ --module|-m modname]
        [ --user|-u login]
        [ --proj|-p projname]
        [ --help|-h]

     where:

         before_date: yyyy-mm-dd; end date of the date range, if not present, or the date given is beyond current date, it will be the set to one day before the current date
         after_date: yyyy-mm-dd; start date of the date range, 1) if not present, will be one month earlier than before_date;2) the earliest date is 2017-09-01
         sortby: the field we will use to sort the count, by default, using a decreasing order. 
             module: sort module usage count according to module, from the most used module to the least 
             proj: sort by module usage count according to project, from the most used project to least
             user: sort by module usage count according to user, from the most frequent user to the least
         line_limit: total lines to display in the result, 
             -1 means show all, and it is also the default
         verbose: if verbose is true, print out all the detailed count data at the individula module/project/user level. All the numbers in the parentheses are the number of usage count associated. Otherwise, print only the top level numbers. 
         version: show the version of the tool
         module: specific module to look for, if given in modname/modver form, then the result will also be limited to the particular version only
         user: look for specific user by his/her login name
         proj: look for specific project usage count 
         help:  Prints out this help message

Example #1 get the brief/long description about the command: 
    query_modcount # brief
    query_modcount -h  # long
    query_modcount -V  # version info

Example #2 get module statistics sort by module name (this is default):
    query_modcount -a 2023-10-01  # all module usages after 2023-10-01, sort by module name
    query_modcount --after_date 2023-10-01 --before_date 2023-12-31 -v -p ms-dental  # get detailed usage for 'ms-dental' project from 2023-10-01 to 2023-12-31 sort by module
    these two commands are equivalent: 
    query_modcount -a 2023-10-01 -p rcs-user -s module 
    query_modcount -a 2023-10-01 -p rcs-user

Example #3 get module statistics sort by project name:
query_modcount -s proj # return all module usage
query_modcount -a 2023-10-01 -s proj # return all module usages after 2023-10-01
query_modcount --after_date 2023-10-01 --before_date 2023-12-31 --sortby proj -v -p ms-dental  # get detailed usage for 'ms-dental' project from 2023-10-01 to 2023-12-31

Example #4 get module statistics sort by user name:
    query_modcount -s user
    query_modcount -a 2023-10-01 -b 2023-12-31 -s user -n 20
    query_modcount -a 2023-10-01 -b 2023-12-31 -s user -v

##NOTES: call command without any parameters will show the short command line usage message: $ query_modcount

 Usage:

     query_modcount 
        [ --before_date|-b before_date ]
        [ --after_date|-a after_date ]
        [ --sortby|-s module|proj|user ]
        [ --line_limit|-n total_lines_to_show ]
        [ --verbose|-v ] 
        [ --version|-V ]
        [ --module|-m modname]
        [ --user|-u login]
        [ --proj|-p projname]
        [ --help|-h]