Hi!
I have set up a system where my logfiles are split into a separate
logfile for each domain.
Due to some server problems I have a backlog of logfiles that are not
processed.
If I start to split these files and add them to the current logfiles
for each domain, I will end up with a log file from each domain that
will have data not ordered in chronological order, i.e the file will
have an order like this:
- Oldest log data (1)
- Newest log data (3)
- Older log data (2)
Does Analog have a problem to process a single logfile that is not
ordered chronological?
(I know I can process multiple logfiles from different time periods
together in one go, but I am not sure if the dates in each of these
files have to be ordered chronologically?).
Thanks for input! :-)
Best regards,
Richard Taubo
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