While rrdtool_graph accepts "-S" for "--step" argument, rrdtool_xport seems not to have the same feature.
This is important for me because I need to call rrdtool_xport from C code and it seems that can use only short names for arguments.
For example:
rdtool xport DEF:[...].rrdb:value:AVERAGE --step 1800 --end now --start now-1d XPORT:ds0
works fine,
but:
rrdtool xport DEF:[...].rrdb:value:AVERAGE -S 1800 -e now -s now-1d XPORT:ds0
outputs:
ERROR: invalid option -- 'S'
While rrdtool_graph accepts "-S" for "--step" argument, rrdtool_xport seems not to have the same feature. This is important for me because I need to call rrdtool_xport from C code and it seems that can use only short names for arguments.
For example: rdtool xport DEF:[...].rrdb:value:AVERAGE --step 1800 --end now --start now-1d XPORT:ds0
works fine, but: rrdtool xport DEF:[...].rrdb:value:AVERAGE -S 1800 -e now -s now-1d XPORT:ds0 outputs: ERROR: invalid option -- 'S'