Overview

This article provides information regarding the Exinda CLI command report csv.

You can use the report csv command to configure CSV reports.

Information

NOTE: The following syntax convention is used:

{}: Options are enclosed in braces and are separated by '|'.
[]: Optional keywords are enclosed in brackets.
<>: User input is required where variables are enclosed in greater-than and less-than symbols

The following table describes the commands used for configuring csv reports:

Action Description	Command	Parameter Description
To enable reporting of flow records	`report csv <name> basic flows`	flows - Only flows are currently supported for csv files.
To configure the scheduled frequency for the csv report	`report csv <name> frequency scheduled {daily\|weekly\|monthly}`	NA (Not Applicable)
To configure the on-demand frequency for the csv report	`report csv <name> frequency on-demand {last_60_minutes\|last_24_hours\|last_7_days\| last_30_days\|last_12_months\|current_hour\| today\|this_week\|this_month\|this_year\|last_hour\| yesterday\|last_week\|last_month\|last_year}`	NA (Not Applicable)
To set the e-mail address that the scheduled csv should be e-mailed	`report csv <name> email <email address>`	email <email-address> - Specify the e-mail address. Optional for on-demand CSV reports.
To remove the configured csv report	`no report csv <name>`	NA (Not Applicable)

Note: CSV reports cannot be scheduled to generate hourly.

Create a daily CSV export that e-mails yesterday's CSV flows to test@exinda.com.

report csv CSV_1
report csv CSV_1 basic flows
report csv CSV_1 email test@exinda.com
report csv CSV_1 frequency scheduled daily