Is it always the same ping check that gives the non 0 results?   

Dirk.

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Minutes. While that does change the datediff calc, the rest should be valid.

Mike

>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 01/07/04 01:55PM >>>
And what are you using as unit? 


Dirk.

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According to my db, 

SELECT     COUNT(*) AS Expr1
FROM         servalivestats
WHERE     (status = 1) AND (timing <> 0)

returns 84

SELECT     COUNT(*) AS Expr1
FROM         servalivestats
WHERE     (status = 1) AND (timing = 0)

returns 408

Looking into the data, there is only one instance where timing wasn't = 0
and the test was a ping test. Where the timing was equal to zero,  there was
a mix of tests. 

SELECT     CONVERT(datetime, previousstatuschange) AS pdate,
CONVERT(datetime, laststatuschange) AS ldate, DATEDIFF(ss, CONVERT(datetime,

                      laststatuschange), CONVERT(datetime,
previousstatuschange)) AS myDiff, timing
FROM         servalivestats

returns a zero value for most myDiff (a dozen or so were actually negative
values, but were -9 or more).

SELECT     COUNT(*) AS Expr1, previousstatus
FROM         servalivestats
WHERE     (status = 1) AND (timing = 0)
GROUP BY previousstatus

returns
4 , 3
74, 4
330, 5

I don't use the timing value since it gets reset if SA gets reset (I run a
calc externally on every check and track those values in a seprerate db), so
I didn't notice this.

Hope this helps





Michael Shook
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Saddle Creek Corporation
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Macon GA  31217
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>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 01/07/04 11:49AM >>>
anybody else having problems with the statistical odbc logging that the
timedifference field is always 0?
 

Dirk. 

 

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Ahmed Hassan
Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2004 5:42 PM
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Subject: RE: [SA-list] DB logging error


I didn't try MS Access because I use SQL and will rather like it to work
with SQL as before.


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