reportit 0.73

[thomasw]

Hi,

In reportit till version 0.6x I received values in bytes on a scheduled data export via runtime.php . In reportit version 0.72 and 0.73 I receive values in rounded si-prefixes (M for Megabytes, G for Gigabytes and so on).
We load the exported reports into a third party database and the loader expects to receive values in bytes.

how can I tell reportit to ignore the rounding for export via runtime.php or to assign a predefined unit (bytes) for exporting?

Any ideas?
thank you in advance,

Tom

[browniebraun]

Hi,

In reportit till version 0.6x I received values in bytes on a scheduled data export via runtime.php . In reportit version 0.72 and 0.73 I receive values in rounded si-prefixes (M for Megabytes, G for Gigabytes and so on).
We load the exported reports into a third party database and the loader expects to receive values in bytes.

how can I tell reportit to ignore the rounding for export via runtime.php or to assign a predefined unit (bytes) for exporting?

Any ideas?
thank you in advance,

Tom

Ooohh... to be honest I never thought about that.
Which export format do you prefer?

Regards
-Andreas-

[browniebraun]

Tom,
I implemented an optional flag to ignore that formatting.
It's in the SVN and will be included in the next release.

Best regards
-Andreas-

[thomasw]

Hi Andreas,

thank you very much for your quick reply. Just tested the trunk version and found out that
the referenced 0_7_2_to_0_7_4.php db-update script is missing in svn.
Can you please post the db-update script?

thanks in advance,
tom

[browniebraun]

Hi Andreas,

thank you very much for your quick reply. Just tested the trunk version and found out that
the referenced 0_7_2_to_0_7_4.php db-update script is missing in svn.
Can you please post the db-update script?

thanks in advance,
tom

Sorry. Now it is available.

Regards
-Andreas-

[thomasw]

Hello Andreas,

you saved my day! thank you very much!
export is now working...

best regards,

Tom