File store is on system running mango under the /opt/mango/filestore
You'd require those files as well as the SQL database.

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Check for caching

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Pretty sure all of your graphical views were on the legacy backend. if that's the case you're gonna have to start again since mango 3.7.7 is leveraging the dashboard display with the dashboard editor in which you make entire pages and charts yourself.

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You are correct. Set each user in their respective timezones. Mango system will continue to use system timezone unless explicitly specified in the env.properties file.
I half wonder if your mango system should run GMT then all offsets are based from a zero offset per user rather than an offset of an offset..

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Fair question. Sorry even I didn't consider that!

I think he means compare .value with .renderedValue...

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You can purge in the legacy view for a given timespan, unfortunately it's from days.
Alternatively, if you have swagger enabled... Use the rest API as an admin and delete point values between dates with the XID of the point.
I do agree that 3.7.7 is borked in a variety of ways. So much so that it has cost me a lot of time in firefighting and creating obtuse solutions that are more like absurd temporary fixes.
Hope you're able to get the answers you need.

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Anytime

use pt.pointValuesSince(timestamp)
or:

 pointValueAfter(timestamp, cache) 
//function returns the nearest point value/time object after to timestamp, or null if there is not one.

pointValueAt(timestamp, cache) 
//function returns the a point value/time object that was recorded exactly at the timestamp, or null if there is not one.

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@wingnut2-0 said in Installing Windows Service:

NSSM - the Non-Sucking Service Manager

I laughed a little too hard at that one