locking entries & auto-submission?, posted by harley on Tue Nov 9 19:36:40 2010
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We have multiple users for a single elog. Aside from making an entry only editable by the author, is there a way to secure the entry if it is being
edited so that only one user may edit a particular entry at one time?
Also, is there a way to auto-submit entries after x minutes? |
Re: locking entries & auto-submission?, posted by Stefan Ritt on Fri Nov 12 16:46:28 2010
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harley wrote:
We have multiple users for a single elog. Aside from making an entry only editable by the author, is there a way to secure the entry |
Upgrading to 2.9, posted by Maureen Kular on Mon May 2 22:39:23 2011
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I am in the process of upgrading from 2.6.0 to 2.9.0. I am installing it on a windows 2008 r2 server which is 64 bit. I am having a
few issues and am just wondering if Windows 2008 R2 is support with version 2.9.0. Is there anything I need to know about the installation other
than just run the exe file? So far I have run the exe file and installed the software, the service is running, however I cannot get into the application. |
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Upgrading to 2.9, posted by Maureen Kular on Mon May 2 22:39:24 2011
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I am in the process of upgrading from 2.6.0 to 2.9.0. I am installing it on a windows 2008 r2 server which is 64 bit. I am having a
few issues and am just wondering if Windows 2008 R2 is support with version 2.9.0. Is there anything I need to know about the installation other
than just run the exe file? So far I have run the exe file and installed the software, the service is running, however I cannot get into the application. |
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Re: Upgrading to 2.9, posted by Pelle on Tue May 3 08:22:18 2011
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Maureen Kular wrote:
I am in the process of upgrading from 2.6.0 to 2.9.0. I am installing it on a windows 2008 |
Calculations & Interfacing a DataBase with Elog., posted by John on Sat Jun 22 06:52:32 2019
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Hi, I am trying to calculate two or more Elog fields and then return the value to Elog. I am currently learning Perl to do this. I realize JS can do
this.. but so can IBM Basic ;) I am savy with other db techniques like sql. My question is before I get too far along with this project, is it safe
to say the current storage of Elog data is 'Flat File' database? I also want to find out if it would be better to try and grab the data prior OR |
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Re: Calculations & Interfacing a DataBase with Elog., posted by Stefan Ritt on Sat Jun 22 10:07:08 2019
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Yes elog stores data in a flat file database. Go to your logbook directory and look for files YYMMDDa.log where you find all data. Some people do a post
submit call to scripts, other integrate JS directly on each page (e.g. via "bottom text" option where you can load a whole JavaScript file),
then pick the fields and do calculations directly in the edit window. |
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Re: Calculations & Interfacing a DataBase with Elog., posted by John on Sat Jun 22 10:21:39 2019
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Thanks Stefan soo much. As I've said, I will update this post(s) as I make any progress :)
John
Stefan |