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Mon Mar 26 11:45:07 2007 |
 | Fergus Lynch | flynch@alternativenetworks.com | Request | Windows | ELOG V2.6. | Global "MOptions" |
Hi,
We have ELOG configured for virtually every conceivable use in our IT Operation dept and it is fantastically useful and easy to use. One result of this - naturally! - is that we have quiet a few logbooks.
Many of these logbooks share the same attributes - especially Moptions for equipment lists - which is fine but requires manually copying and pasting Moption lists into multiple logbooks to keep everything synchronized.
Would it be an option to have Global "MOptions" - perhaps configured in the 'global options' file - which can be called up and referenced in all logbooks?
Just an idea -
Cheers
Fergus |
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Tue Mar 27 13:57:44 2007 |
 | Fergus Lynch | flynch@alternativenetworks.com | Request | Windows | ELOG V2.6. | Re: Global "MOptions" |
| Stefan Ritt wrote: |
| Fergus Lynch wrote: | | Would it be an option to have Global "MOptions" - perhaps configured in the 'global options' file - which can be called up and referenced in all logbooks? |
Sure, that's possible already with the current version. Just put your MOptions statement under [global] and it will be used in all logbooks. If a specific logbook uses different MOptions, put the a second MOptions list under that logbook's section and it will overwrite the global setting. |
Perfect! Works a treat (I promise to read the manual next time!)
Cheers
Fergus |
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Thu Oct 4 12:03:30 2007 |
| Fergus Lynch | flynch@alternativenetworks.com | Request | | ELOG V2.6. | Add date and time stamp to file upload |
Hi,
Been using ELOG for a couple of years now and I am very impressed with its functionality.
I would like to request a new feature - add date and time stamp to file upload. We use ELOG (amongst other things!) as a change log and this would really allow allow more accurate records to be kept. For instance we upload router config files (to record changes)and having the exact upload date would be a big enhancement, especially when there are a lot of attachments.
Many Thanks in Advance
Fergus |
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Tue Oct 9 11:48:17 2007 |
| Fergus Lynch | flynch@alternativenetworks.com | Request | | ELOG V2.6. | Re: Add date and time stamp to file upload |
| Stefan Ritt wrote: |
| Fergus Lynch wrote: | | I would like to request a new feature - add date and time stamp to file upload. We use ELOG (amongst other things!) as a change log and this would really allow allow more accurate records to be kept. For instance we upload router config files (to record changes)and having the exact upload date would be a big enhancement, especially when there are a lot of attachments. |
There is already a time and a date stamp. If you look in the logbook directory, you see attachments preceded with the date and time when they were submitted. You can see this date/time when you click on the attachment, such as in
http://midas.psi.ch/elogs/Config+Examples/040519_000348/elogd.cfg
where you will see it even in the URL (May 19th, 2004, 0:03:48) in the above case. I agree that this is not so obvious. If you make a proposal where this date/time should be displayed, I can easily add it. |
Hi, I think this would be great new functionality, so I would propose the date/time stamp for an uploaded file was placed just after the file size text that appears at the far right hand side of all attachments.
Many Thanks
Fergus |
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Thu Jan 24 13:50:10 2008 |
 | Fergus Lynch | flynch@alternativenetworks.com | Question | Windows | V2.7.1-200 | Converting dates from an Excel import into ELOG |
Hi,
I'm importing an Excel spreadsheet into ELOG through CSV format. All working fine apart from dates.
Dates are exporting from Excel in the format "day/month/year" so 1st January 2008 is exported as 01/01/2008 in the CSV.
However all dates are displayed in ELOG as "01/01/1970" regardless of the field content, and looking at the raw ELOG data file dates are displayed as numeric's - so for example 01/01/2008 is "1199188800"
Can you tell me how dates are computed/stored in ELOG so that I can do the necessary conversion.
Many Thanks
Fergus |
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Thu Jan 24 16:50:16 2008 |
| Fergus Lynch | flynch@alternativenetworks.com | Question | Windows | V2.7.1-200 | Re: Converting dates from an Excel import into ELOG |
| Fergus Lynch wrote: |
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Hi,
I'm importing an Excel spreadsheet into ELOG through CSV format. All working fine apart from dates.
Dates are exporting from Excel in the format "day/month/year" so 1st January 2008 is exported as 01/01/2008 in the CSV.
However all dates are displayed in ELOG as "01/01/1970" regardless of the field content, and looking at the raw ELOG data file dates are displayed as numeric's - so for example 01/01/2008 is "1199188800"
Can you tell me how dates are computed/stored in ELOG so that I can do the necessary conversion.
Many Thanks
Fergus
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S'ok - looked up the documentation  and have converted Excel dates to ELOG 'seconds since 01/01/1970' and all has come over fine!
Thanks
Fergus |
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Wed May 13 22:03:37 2015 |
| Ferdinand Gassauer | f.gassauer@chricar.at | Question | Linux | 3.1 | csv import timestamp |
I have to import a csv with a date field, which represents the creation date
this date should be used as "date" timestamp which is set automatically, otherwise all entries get the current datetime as timestamp
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Thu May 14 07:01:23 2015 |
| Ferdinand Gassauer | f.gassauer@chricar.at | Question | Linux | 3.1 | Re: csv import timestamp |
Thanks
what is the format of the Date field in the csv file ?
My Date is date and not datetime.
| Andreas Luedeke wrote: |
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Hi Ferdinand,
and that is exactly what happens when you import a csv file with a date field:
the creation date ($entry time) of the imported entries will be used from the "Date" column in the file.
I've just tried it and it works like a charm. Did you have any problems doing it?
Cheers
Andreas
| Ferdinand Gassauer wrote: |
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I have to import a csv with a date field, which represents the creation date
this date should be used as "date" timestamp which is set automatically, otherwise all entries get the current datetime as timestamp
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