Is there any way to put test data for different folders into diffeerent tables? If yes, can you telle how and where.
I am running version 4.86
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brian
SQL
Your question is not so clear.
Sorry, I do not understand your needs.
Do you mean OBDC logging?
Do you mean separated DBF report file for different folders?
Do you want to store test list for different folders in different files?
Or something else?
Please provide more information about your request.
Regards,
Yoorix
Sorry, I do not understand your needs.
Do you mean OBDC logging?
Do you mean separated DBF report file for different folders?
Do you want to store test list for different folders in different files?
Or something else?
Please provide more information about your request.
Regards,
Yoorix
To store test list in different files you shoud use HML manager:
Menu File > Start HML Manager. More info about HML Manager you able to read here: http://ks-soft.net/hostmon.eng/hml-manager/index.htm
Regarding ODBC Log. I think it's impossible to separate log table, but you could adjust log table entirely up to you, e.g. you can add new field like FolderName an store macro variable %Folder% as folder name in log table. Than you would use this information in your reports. Please read about ODBC logging here: http://ks-soft.net/hostmon.eng/logs.htm#ODBCLog
Pay attention to macro variables (http://ks-soft.net/hostmon.eng/actions.htm#macro) you could use in HM
Regards,
Yoorix
Menu File > Start HML Manager. More info about HML Manager you able to read here: http://ks-soft.net/hostmon.eng/hml-manager/index.htm
Regarding ODBC Log. I think it's impossible to separate log table, but you could adjust log table entirely up to you, e.g. you can add new field like FolderName an store macro variable %Folder% as folder name in log table. Than you would use this information in your reports. Please read about ODBC logging here: http://ks-soft.net/hostmon.eng/logs.htm#ODBCLog
Pay attention to macro variables (http://ks-soft.net/hostmon.eng/actions.htm#macro) you could use in HM
Regards,
Yoorix
Why not? You may use some macro variable (e.g. %FolderComment01%) as tablename. E.g. INSERT INTO %FolderComment01% (DATE1, TIME1, TEST_NAME, TestID, STATUS, REPLY) VALUES (%Date%, '%Time%', '%TestName%', %TestID%, '%Status%', '%Reply%')Regarding ODBC Log. I think it's impossible to separate log table,
Regards
Alex