On Mar 10, 2006, at 8:45 AM, Xavier BENSEMHOUN wrote:
Could you explain us how the application set the name of chart log
files (in Chart Data directory) ?
They are like this: g6458f253 / L17-litU or g5b61b888 / R2-lavA ...
We know the respect this schema: mapId / anId - dataType but....
. if we do charts of an equipment -> the first part of the chart
log (the 'anId') is the end of the objectId (here: R2 for an
objectId g5b61b888-R2)
Correct. The R in the ID indicates that this ID represents a device
(R for "router", the internal class name).
You can map g5b61b888 / R2 to a device using the 'devices' table. In
the devices table, the DeviceID simply has the '/' replaced by a '-'
. if we do charts of a line (serial port, BRI, etc...) -> the
'anId' will be something like: L + an hexa code .....
The L in the ID indicates that this ID represents an interface (L for
"link"). Each interface has its own internal ID.
What does this hexa code mean ???...
The hex code beginning with 'g' is the persistant ID of the map. Map
files can be renamed, so we use an ID that will not change. (This
value corresponds to the MapID field in the devices table.)
How can we automatically make relation between this 'anId' and a
specific interfaceId of a specific equipment ?
I suspect, it's not possible in version 4.4. In 4.5, there will be
an 'interfaces' table that you can export to provide this relation.
Regards,
Bill Fisher
Dartware, LLC
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