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Subject: Re: new archiver problem
From: James F Ross <[email protected]>
To: Maren Purves <[email protected]>
Cc: EPICS Tech Talk <[email protected]>
Date: Fri, 10 May 2013 16:38:01 -0400
Well, using camonitor in the variables that are showing up with a bad time stamp, the time stamps are indeed bad.  Eg: <undefined> 0 UDF INVALID. 

However, looking at more IOCs and variables, most have good time stamps but I still can't see any data since April 27.  What's more odd, the engines appear to have index files from that period, but the Archive Viewer just can't see them.  Is there a way I can check the individual index files to see why they might not be included?  The master_index file appears up to date according to its last edited time.  Maybe the issue is in archive viewer?
James





On Fri, May 10, 2013 at 4:19 PM, Maren Purves <[email protected]> wrote:
We have seen a similar problem recently, but only for one IOC.
We found that the date wasn't updating on that particular IOC
- probably to do with our Tornado 2.2 build and/or the ppc
architecture (it's a bit of grasping at straws but it's a
possibility).
Have you checked that the date is updating? Craig found that
running one particular function (I don't remember what it was)
causes the date to stop updating in our case.

Maren


James F Ross wrote:
Hello all,
Another archiver problem discovered, unrelated to my previous messages.
I noticed today that I'm getting "back-in-time stamp" and "Invalid/null
time stamp 0" errors from all my IOCs, starting from April 27th.  The
channels are all connected and the IOCs are running and have been all
this time, but no variables have been archived since this time.  I
wouldn't have noticed if I hadn't been digging into the log files for
another reason.

I don't know much about epics time stamps, nor how the archiver could
fail to read all of them at once for multiple engines.  Any help would
be appreciated.
Thanks!
James




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