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Hi all,

is there an option to display the downloaded amount of data by dbmlsync in megabytes or even kilobytes? By default it is shown in bytes and it turns into a negativ number if it gets greater then 2^31 (2147483648). This is really quite absurd.

Thanks,

Axel

asked 12 Apr '17, 07:32

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Can you describe where you are seeing the amount of data downloaded by dbmlsync? There are a number of places where this data is captured (in dbmlsync, mobilink and profiler), so knowing where you are seeing the value would be helpful.

(12 Apr '17, 10:27) Reg Domaratzki

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(12 Apr '17, 10:33) Axel Siepmann

Can you see my screenshot, Reg?

(13 Apr '17, 02:40) Axel Siepmann

There's no way to change the way that value is shown in the dbmlsync GUI. The message only displays in the GUI and never shows up in a log file, so the incorrect data type (32-bit integer instead of unsigned 64-bit integer) in the message was missed by our testing.

I've submitted a fix and the next v16.0.0 EBF whose build number is greater than or equal to 2449 should have the correct message.

The problem does not exist in version 17.

Reg

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answered 13 Apr '17, 11:45

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Thanks a lot!

But still an option to switch to kilobyte or megabyte instead of bytes would be great!

Best regards,

Axel

(13 Apr '17, 12:09) Axel Siepmann
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