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Sure,
You'll have to use the point-values api for the deletion though. ([mango_domain]/swagger-ui.html#/point-value-rest-controller/deletePointValuesUsingDELETE_1)
Refer to my http builder forum post here for using the http builder.
Let's call your context variable: pt

var DELTA_MAX = 10; var last = pt.lastValue(1,false); var delta = Math.abs(pt.value - last.value); if(delta > DELTA_MAX) { //http.delete("/rest/v2/point-values/"+pt.xid+"?from="+(pt.timestamp-10)+"&to="+(pt.timestamp+10)); }

I'm afraid I do not know if there are any other means at this time to delete point values without the API.

Fox

Fa are foundation icons.
I use material icons, have a Google for them. There is a page with all the icons available.

Angularjs material icons

Fox

Terry,

Updating the priority seemed to do the trick. The job ran on time this morning.

Another factor that I'm sure contributed is that we didn't realize our CPU was pegged for a couple days and had to restart Mango to clear that up. (Different post created for that issue...)

Thanks,
Chad

@cbyrne
I have solved the problem. I will post it tomorrow if you are interested.

Use a text editor to escape them with another backslash. Its likely trying to treat the * as a control character...

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Fox

Hi @cwangv there is a use cron checkbox at the top which brings out the corn pattern input.

@craigweb
I did not enable SSL. I have the same problem in Debian and Mac.
But why would beta 4.0.3 work but not 4.0.5 when installed in the same environment? I have tried fresh installed as well but no luck for both Debian and Mac.
It baffles me.

Ah good idea man,

mondays...

EDIT:

220 smtp.gmail.com ESMTP x15sm16801291pfa.80 - gsmtp

I get the feeling this is JDK related...