Hi Antsu,

This is a great question. The data import tool will work but will be a bit time consuming. Do you know how many rows of history data there are for each point; can you export the entire history and view it as csv in excel?

Another option would be to export just the pointValues table from the mysql database and import that into the new MA mysql database, the problem is that dataPointid reference may not match up by default so you would need to go through and make sure they match. I've played around with this awhile ago and it can be a bit difficult to get right.

Look at the dataPoint table in your old version and the the new version and make sure the id matches. I believe that Mango created the data point ID based on the order it is imported so you can rearrange your data points in your import text so that the point ID's are created the same as in your old version.

This is all very theoretical so would like to hear back if any of it works for you.

Joel.

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You might tail the <tomcat>/logs/catalina.out file for messages.

No info at the moment... sorry.

Thank’s for your advice, Joel. That way it is VERY easy. I think that so complicated. :oops:
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This appears to be a problem with *nix, although i don't know if it is widespread. It seems the request to the comm layer for the list of ports does not include those that are currently in use. There doesn't appear to be a good solution beyond oja's, but we'll keep looking.

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Indeed Java was updated its latest version. All the files into right palace and now all works fine.

Antsu, are you still using the updated build that i sent you? If so, there is a version conflict between the source and the old JSPs that you still have. The next version of Mango will fix that for you.

Hi Antsu,

I think the 0.5C resolution of the temp sensor is a 1-wire restriction. The documentation on the units that i have say so - not sure about yours.

Re the blue curve, i suspect those drops at midnight and 6:30 are due to your function momentarily returning "false". I suggest doing an analysis on the data to find out for sure.