The  viewSnapshots  command (and all  view  commands) can include a parameter that  instructs the system to generate a . csv  file from the output. Enter a name as a parameter to  the command for the file that is generated: The system generates the . csv  file and stores it in the directory that contains the  TS4500CLI.jar  file. No message is returned to your display. To store the . csv  file in another  directory, specify the name of the directory in the command, as shown in Example 5-124. Use the  viewStorageCapacity command to view the licensed media types. It provides more  information about how each slot type (LTO / JAG) is licensed and how many slots are in use. The command uses the following syntax: viewStorageCapacity The  viewStorageCapacity  command does not require any parameters. When the command  runs successfully, the system returns output to your display, as shown in Example 5-125. Use the  viewSystemSummary  command to view the physical library system summary. The  viewSystemSummary  command is useful for users who want to view information about each  frame, or see a summary of the total storage capacity. The command uses the following syntax:  viewSystemSummary The  viewSystemSummary  command does not require any parameters. It lists the information  about each frame in ascending order by frame number. When the  viewSystemSummary command runs successfully, the system returns output to your display, as shown in  Example 5-126. Chapter 5. Command-line interface  383 viewSystemSummary Frame: 1 State: Door Closed Media Type: 3592 Data Cartridges: 0 Storage Slots: 660 Drives: 2 MTM: 3584L25 S/N: 13FA010 --------------------------------------------  Frame: 2 viewStorageCapacity [{"librarymediatype":"2","licensed_jag_used":"453","licensed_lto":"970","licensed_ jag":"1210","licensed_lto_used":"5"}] Example 5-125 The viewStorageCapacity command Example 5-126 The viewSystemSummary command viewSystemSummary viewStorageCapacity viewSnapshots > C:\CLI\CVSFiles\Snapshots.csv Example 5-124 The viewSnapshots command with a .csv file viewSnapshots >  any_name_you_want .csv