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getevent
Get event d ata 
Syntax 
getevent
   [-d
 mmddyy [-t
 hhmm]] [-c
 code] [-f
 searc h string] [-s
 session]
     [-R
 
reporting-resource-type] [-T
 resource-typ e [-L loc ation]]
     [-a
 
y/n] [-e
 y/n] [-E
 y/n] [-n
 nnnnn] [-r release] [-v
] [-w
] [-V
]
     [
> ofile]
Description 
This c ommand  retrieves all p ag es of the following  sc reens for the d ate, time, and 
searc h information that you sp ec ify: 
nDEFINITY AUDIX Disp lay Events 
ADAP up d ates the sp ec ific ation field s of the DEFINITY AUDIX Disp lay Events 
sc reen while retrieving  the data. The system retains the values you sup p ly after 
the retrieval is c omp leted . 
If you omit the op tions and  their q ualifiers (for examp le; 
session, Reporting- 
resource-typ e
, Resource-typ e), then all errors from and  inc lud ing the sp ec ified  
d ate and  time are returned . For c omp lete lists of errors, sessions, rep orting  
resource typ es, resource typ es, see the ap p rop riate voice mail system 
maintenanc e manual. 
No inp ut is required . All events retrieved  are written to stand ard  outp ut. 
-d
Date flag ; must b e followed  b y 
mmddyy. The d efault is to retrieve 
d ata for any d ate. 
mmdd yy Retrieves d ata starting  at the month, d ay, and year indic ated  b y 
mmddyy. For examp le, if you enter 012295
, the d ata starting  on 
January 22, 1995, will b e retrieved . 
-t
Time of the d ay flag; must b e followed  b y 
hhmm. The default is to 
retrieve d ata starting  at any time for the g iven date. 
hhmm Retrieves errors from the sp ec ified  hour and  minute to the c urrent 
time. For examp le, if you enter 1512
 at 6:00 p .m. (for retrieval on 
the same d ay), the d ata from 3:12 p .m. to 6:00 p .m. will b e 
retrieved. Midnight is represented by 0000.
-a
Alarm flag ; must b e followed  b y 
y or n. The default is y.  
						

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y/n Retrieves or does not retrieve alarm information. Alarm information 
inc lud es the following  event typ es: 
ALARM The event rep resenting the ac tivation of an alarm.
RES_MNT Alarm resolved  b y maintenanc e ac tivity.
RES_RST Alarm resolved  b y restart.
RES_REM Alarm resolved  b y removal of alarmed  resourc e.
-E
Error information flag ; must b e followed  by 
y or n. The d efault is y. 
y/n Retrieves or d oes not retrieve errors. Errors inc lud e the following  
event types: 
IN_LINE Error enc ountered  d uring  normal system ac tivity.
MP_FAIL Maintenanc e p roc edure or test failed .
-e
Event c lass messag e flag ; must b e followed  by either 
y or n. The 
d efault is 
y. 
y/ n Re t r i e v e s  o r  d o e s  n o t  r e t r i e v e  EVEN T c la s s  m e ss a g e s .  
-c
Error/alarm c od e flag ; must b e followed  b y 
code. 
c od e Retrieves events matc hing the error/alarm c ode that you sp ec ify. 
This p arameter sp ecifies an error c od e for error information and an 
alarm c od e for alarm information. See the ap p ropriate voic e mail 
system maintenanc e manual for a list of errors. 
-f
Searc h string  flag ; must b e followed  b y 
searc h string. 
searc h 
stringRetrieves errors c ontaining  the searc h string  you spec ify. The 
maximum string  leng th is 50 c harac ters. 
-s
Software session numb er flag ; must b e followed b y 
session. 
session Retrieves errors log g ed  b y the software session numb er that you 
sp ec ify. See the ap p rop riate voic e mail system maintenanc e 
manual for a list of sessions. 
-R
Rep orting  resourc e typ e flag ; must b e followed with 
reporting-resource- type. 
rep orting -
resource-
typeRetrieves errors log g ed  b y the resource typ e that you sp ec ify. See 
the ap p rop riate voic e mail system maintenanc e manual for a list of 
resourc e typ es. 
-T
Resourc e typ e flag ; must b e followed  with 
resource-typ e. 
resource-
typeRetrieves errors log g ed  ag ainst the resourc e typ e that you sp ec ify. 
See the ap p rop riate voic e mail system maintenanc e manual for a 
list of resourc e typ es.  
						

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NOTE:
The g etevent c ommand  req uires the craft log in for the DEFINITY AUDIX 
Sy st e m .  
Errors 
If no events exist that fit the spec ified searc h, no output is written. If you use this 
c ommand  with an I
NTUITY AU D I X o r  R1  AU D I X Sy st e m ,  a n  e r ro r m e s s a g e  
ap p ears on the sc reen. -L
Loc ation flag ; must b e followed  with 
loc ation. 
loc ation Retrieves errors log g ed  ag ainst resourc es at the sp ec ified  
loc ation. The T
 
resourc e-typ e arg ument must also b e sp ec ified . 
-n
Numb er of rec ord s flag ; must b e followed  b y 
nnnn. 
nnnn Retrieves the numb er (
nnnn) of rec ord s that you sp ec ify. If this flag  
is not used , all rec ord s that meet the sp ec ific ation c riteria will b e 
retrieved . 
-r
Release flag ; must b e followed  b y 
release. 
release Retrieves d ata for the spec ified  release of the DEFINITY AUDIX 
software. The default for the DEFINITY AUDIX System  is D-r3.2.  
-v
Writes transfer statistic s to the sc reen at the end  of the transfer. 
Pressing  v
 while the c ommand  is exec uting  send s the up d ated  
transfer status to the sc reen. 
-w
Writes a one-line summary of the exit status of this c ommand  into 
the file, form_req.rc
. 
-V
Writes the ADAP version numb er for this c ommand  and  exits 
without transferring  any sc reens d ata. 
>  ofile Sp ec ifies the name of the file to whic h d ata will be written. The 
filename must b e p rec ed ed  b y the symb ol > . If no output file is 
sp ec ified , d ata is written to the sc reen.  
						

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Output Format
Outp ut format for the getevent
 c ommand  is formatted  as follows, with one rec ord  
for eac h event.
Example 
The following  c ommand  retrieves the DEFINITY AUDIX Display Events d ata from 
12:25 p .m. on Oc tob er 14, 1994, to the hour and  minute the c ommand  was 
entered , writes a summary of the transfer statistic s to the sc reen, and writes 
output to a file named  events. 
getevent -d 101494 -t 1225 -v > events 
The following data is written to the file, with one line for eac h event: 
19941014,1225,ER,01B08,IN_LINE,51,1,2,0,92,ER, 
1,0,CHRONO LOG FILE RECREATED DURING INIT 
FIELD       VOICE MAIL VERSIONS
Seq. 
No. Field Name TypeMax.
WidthR1
AUDIX 
System 
DEFINITY
AUDIX 
SystemI
NTUITYAUDIX 
System
1 date rec ord ed D 8
D-r1.0+
2 time rec orded T 4D-r1.0+
3 resourc e typ e C 10D-r1.0+
4 loc ation C 7D-r1.0+
5 event typ e C 7D-r1.0+
6code N 4D-r1.0+
7 c ount N 2D-r1.0+
8 auxiliary data 1 N 10D-r1.0+
9 auxiliary data 2 N 10D-r1.0+
10 session number N 3D-r1.0+
11 reporting resource data, type C 10D-r1.0+
12 rep orting  resourc e d ata, instanc e C 8D-r1.0+
13 rep orting  resourc e d ata, sourc e N 6D-r1.0+
14 error text C 50D-r1.0+
RETU RN
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getfeat
Get traffic  measurement d ata 
Syntax 
getfeat
   -f day
 [-d
 mmddyy] [-n
 nn] [-r 
release]  [-v
] [-w
] [-V
] [> ofile]
or
getfeat
   -f hour
 [-d
 mmddyy] [-t
 hh]  [-n
 nn]  [-r
 release]  [-v
] [-w
] [-V
] [> ofile]
Description 
This c ommand  retrieves d ata for the d ate sp ec ified  for the following  sc reens: 
nINTUITY AUDIX List Measurements Feature Day 
nDEFINITY AUDIX List Measurements Feature Day
nR1 AUDIX (R1V3 and  b eyond ) traffic  : feature : d ay  
This c ommand  retrieves d ata for the d ate and  time sp ec ified  for these sc reens: 
nINTUITY AUDIX List Measurements Feature Hour 
nDEFINITY AUDIX List Measurements Feature Hour 
nR1 AUDIX ( R1V3 and beyond ) traffic  : feature : hour
No inp ut is required . Retrieved  data is written to stand ard outp ut. 
-f
Sc reen version flag ; must b e followed  b y either day
 or hour
. 
day
Retrieves d ay version of the screen. 
hour
Retrieves hour version of the sc reen. 
-d
Date flag  must b e followed  b y 
mmddyy. Flag  is req uired  when used  
with the AUDIX System. If this flag  is omitted , the most rec ent d ate’s 
d ata will b e returned. 
mmdd yy Retrieves d ata for the month, d ay, and  year ind ic ated  b y 
mmddyy. 
For example, if you enter 012295
 without sub sequently entering the 
n
 op tion, only the d ata for January 22, 1995, will b e retrieved . 
-t
Time of the d ay flag ; must b e followed  b y 
hh. is req uired  when used  
with the AUDIX System. If this flag is omitted , the first hour (hour 0) 
of the sp ec ified  d ay or the c urrent hour (if no d ay is sp ec ified ) will 
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hh Retrieves d ata for the hour of the day that you have sp ec ified  
alread y b y 
mmddyy. For examp le, if you enter 15
 without 
subsequently entering the n
 op tion, the d ata from 3:00 p.m. to 4:00 
p.m. will be retrieved. 
-n
Numb er of rec ord s flag ; must b e followed  b y 
nn. If you d on’t 
inc lud e this op tion, only one rec ord  (hour or d ay) will b e returned. 
nn Retrieves the numb er (
nn) of hourly or d aily rec ords that you 
sp ec ify. For examp le, if you want to retrieve hourly d ata and  you 
enter 15
 for 
hh and  then enter 5
 for nn, the d ata for the hours 
b etween 3:00 p.m. and  8:00 p .m. (the d ata b eg inning  at 3:00 and  
c ontinuing  throug h the next five hours) will b e retrieved . 
The same is true for d aily rec ord s. If you enter 012295
 for 
mmddyy 
and  then enter 8
 for 
nn, the d ata from and inc lud ing  January 22, 
1995, and  c ontinuing  throug h January 29, 1995, will b e retrieved . 
Fo r  t h e  I
NTUITY or DEFINITY AUDIX System, you may use the value 
all to retrieve all rec ord s (hour or d ay) on or after any spec ified  d ate 
and  time. 
-r
Release flag ; must b e followed  b y 
release. 
release Retrieves d ata for the sp ec ified  release of the I
NTUITY AUDIX, 
DEFINITY AUDIX, or R1 AUDIX (R1V3 and  b eyond ) software. The 
d efault for the DEFINITY AUDIX System is D-r3.2. The d efault for the 
I
NTUITY AUDIX System is I-r5.0. 
-v
Writes transfer statistic s to the sc reen at the end  of the transfer. 
Pre ss i n g  v
 while the c ommand  is exec uting  send s the upd ated  
transfer status to the sc reen. 
-w
Writes a one-line summary of the exit status of this c ommand  into 
the file, form_req.rc
. 
-V
Writes the ADAP version numb er for this c ommand  and  exits 
without transferring  any sc reens data. 
>  ofile Sp ec ifies the name of the file to whic h d ata will b e written. The 
filename must b e p rec ed ed  by the symb ol > . If no outp ut file is 
sp ec ified , data is written to the sc reen.  
						

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Output Format
Outp ut format for the getfeat
 c ommand  with the -f hour
 op tion is formatted  as 
follows, with one rec ord  p er hour.
FIELD       VOICE MAIL VERSIONS
Seq. 
No. Field Name TypeMax.
WidthR1
AUDIX
System 
DEFINITY
AUDIX
System
INTUITY
AUDIX 
System
1 starting date D 8 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
2 starting  hour N 2 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
3 end ing  time T 4 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
4 averag e numb er of p orts in use N 2.1 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
5 VM suc c essful log ins, external N 8 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
6 VM suc c essful log ins, internal N 8 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
7 VM failed logins, external N 8 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
8 VM failed  log ins, internal N 8 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
9 VM session usag e (sec ond s) N 8 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
10 VM total messag es, sent N 10 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
11 VM total messag es, d eleted N 5 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
12 VM total messag es, c urrent N 19 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
13 VM averag e storage time N 8 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
14 VM averag e c onnec t time N 6 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
15 CA c omp leted c alls, external N 8 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
16 CA c omp leted c alls, internal N 8 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
17 CA ab andoned c alls, external N 8 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
18 CA ab andoned c alls, internal N 8 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
19 CA session usage (sec onds) N 8 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
20 CA messag es, rec eived N 10 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
21 CA messag es, d eleted N 5 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
22 CA messag es, c urrent N 19 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
23 CA averag e storag e time N 8 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
24 CA averag e c onnec t time N 6 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
25 VM broadc ast messag es, sent N 10 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
26 VM broadc ast messag es, c urrent N 19 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
27 VM log in announc ements, sent N 10 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
28 VM log in announc ements, c urrent N 19 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
29 VM priority messag es, sent N 10 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
30 VM priority messag es, c urrent N 19 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
31 VM private messag es, sent N 10 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
32 VM private messag es, c urrent N 19 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
33 local subscribers N 6
D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
34 remote sub sc rib ers N 8
D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
35 non-ad ministered  remote subsc ribers N 8
D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
36 averag e IMAPI sessions in use N 5
I-r5.0+ 
						

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Outp ut format for the getfeat
 c ommand  with the -f day 
option is formatted  as 
follows, with one rec ord  p er d ay.
37 successful client logins N 8I-r5.0+
38 failed  c lient log ins N 8
I-r5.0+
39 c lient voic e mail session usag e N 8
I-r5.0+
40 c omp leted  network c all answer c alls N 8
I-r5.0+
41 c all answer voic e c omponents external N 8
I-r5.0+
42 c all answer voic e c omponents internal N 8
I-r5.0+
43 c all answer voic e c omponents network N 8
I-r5.0+
44 c all answer FAX c omponents external N 8
I-r5.0+
45 c all answer FAX c omponents internal N 8
I-r5.0+
46 c all answer FAX c omponents network N 8
I-r5.0+
47 ab andoned  network c alls N 8
I-r5.0+
48 c all answer session usag e N 8
I-r5.0+
49 voic e mail voic e c omponents sent N 10
I-r5.0+
50 voic e mail voic e c omponents c urrent N 19
I-r5.0+
51 voic e mail FAX c omponents sent N 10
I-r5.0+
52 voic e mail FAX c omponents c urrent N 19
I-r5.0+
53 voic e mail b inary attac hments sent N 10
I-r5.0+
54 voic e mail b inary attac hments c urrent N 19
I-r5.0+
55 voic e mail text c omponents sent N 10
I-r5.0+
56 voic e mail text c omponents c urrent N 19
I-r5.0+
57 c all answer voic e c omponents rec eived N 10
I-r5.0+
58 c all answer voic e c omponents c urrent N 19
I-r5.0+
59 c all answer FAX c omponents rec eived N 10
I-r5.0+
60 c all answer FAX c omponents c urrent N 19
I-r5.0+
FIELD       VOICE MAIL VERSIONS
Seq. 
No. Field Name TypeMax.
WidthR1
AUDIX
System 
DEFINITY
AUDIX
SystemI
NTUITYAUDIX
System
1 starting date D 8 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
2 end ing  time T 4 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
3 max of hourly avg numb er of p orts in use N 2.1 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
4 loc al sub sc rib ers N 6 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
5 VM suc c essful log ins, external N 8 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
6 VM suc c essful log ins, internal N 8 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
7 VM failed logins, external N 8 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
8 VM failed  log ins, internal N 8 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
9 VM session usag e (sec ond s) N 8 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+FIELD       VOICE MAIL VERSIONS
Seq. 
No. Field Name TypeMax.
WidthR1
AUDIX
System 
DEFINITY
AUDIX
System
INTUITY
AUDIX 
System 
						

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10 VM total messag es, sent N 10 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
11 VM total messag es, d eleted N 5 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
12 VM total messag es, c urrent N 19 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
13 VM averag e storage time N 8 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
14 VM averag e c onnec t time N 6 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
15 CA c omp leted c alls, external N 8 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
16 CA c omp leted c alls, internal N 8 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
17 CA ab andoned c alls, external N 8 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
18 CA ab andoned c alls, internal N 8 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
19 CA session usage (sec onds) N 8 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
20 CA messag es, rec eived N 10 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
21 CA messag es, d eleted N 5 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
22 CA messag es, c urrent N 19 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
23 CA averag e storag e time N 8 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
24 CA averag e c onnec t time N 6 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
25 remote sub sc rib ers N 8 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
26 non-ad ministered  remote subsc ribers N 8 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
27 VM broadc ast messag es, sent N 10 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
28 VM broadc ast messag es, c urrent N 19 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
29 VM log in announc ements, sent N 10 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
30 VM log in announc ements, c urrent N 19 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
31 VM priority messag es, sent N 10 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
32 VM priority messag es, c urrent N 19 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
33 VM private messag es, sent N 10 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
34 VM private messag es, c urrent N 19 r1v5+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
35 maximum average IMAPI sessions in use N 5
I-r5.0+
36 successful client logins N 8
I-r5.0+
37 failed  c lient log ins N 8
I-r5.0+
38 c lient voic e mail session usag e N 8
I-r5.0+
39 c omp leted  network c all answer c alls N 8
I-r5.0+
40 c all answer voic e c omponents external N 8
I-r5.0+
41 c all answer voic e c omponents internal N 8
I-r5.0+
42 c all answer voic e c omponents network N 8
I-r5.0+
43 c all answer FAX c omponents external N 8
I-r5.0+
44 c all answer FAX c omponents internal N 8
I-r5.0+
45 c all answer FAX c omponents network N 8
I-r5.0+
46 ab andoned  network c alls N 8
I-r5.0+
47 c all answer session usag e N 8
I-r5.0+
48 voic e mail voic e c omponents sent N 10
I-r5.0+
49 voic e mail voic e c omponents c urrent N 19
I-r5.0+
50 voic e mail FAX c omponents sent N 10
I-r5.0+
51 voic e mail FAX c omponents c urrent N 19
I-r5.0+ FIELD       VOICE MAIL VERSIONS
Seq. 
No. Field Name TypeMax.
WidthR1
AUDIX
System 
DEFINITY
AUDIX
SystemI
NTUITYAUDIX
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NOTE:
Field  11, VM total messag es d eleted, and  Field  21, CA messag es d eleted, 
are rep orted as numeric  zero for AUDIX R1V5 throug h R1V8 and all 
releases of DEFINITY AUDIX
Errors 
If either the d ate or time is invalid  when c ommunic ating with an R1 AUDIX
System, the retrieval is ab orted  and  no rec ord s are written. 
Fo r  t h e  I
NTUITY or DEFINITY AUDIX System, if the sp ec ified  d ate and time is 
b efore any valid  date and  time, the retrieval starts at the first d ate and  time with 
d ata. If the sp ec ified  d ate and  time is following  a valid  date, an error message is 
returned  and  the retrieval ab orts. 
Example 
The following c ommand retrieves the INTUITY or DEFINITY AUDIX List 
Measurements Features Day sc reen d ata for Dec emb er 22, 1994, writes a 
summary of the transfer statistic s to the sc reen, and writes outp ut to a file named  
daylds. 
getfeat -f day -d 122294 -v > daylds 
The following data is written to the file: 
19941222,2359,12.8,1382,340,2333,272,60,265883,604,0, 
877,1711,99,1750,1603,467,268,142055,2521,0,2485,1590, 
42,6436,66,0,0,0,0,2,6,5,10
52 voic e mail b inary attac hments sent N 10I-r5.0+
53 voic e mail b inary attac hments c urrent N 19
I-r5.0+
54 voic e mail text c omponents sent N 10
I-r5.0+
55 voic e mail text c omponents c urrent N 19
I-r5.0+
56 c all answer voic e c omponents rec eived N 10
I-r5.0+
57 c all answer voic e c omponents c urrent N 19
I-r5.0+
58 c all answer FAX c omponents rec eived N 10
I-r5.0+
59 c all answer FAX c omponents c urrent N 19
I-r5.0+ FIELD       VOICE MAIL VERSIONS
Seq. 
No. Field Name TypeMax.
WidthR1
AUDIX
System 
DEFINITY
AUDIX
SystemI
NTUITYAUDIX
System
RETU RN
NEWLINE