Re^5: Overwriting Hash / Array

Are the import times held like this and if so how do they relate to variable $scheduled_export_days ?.

#!perl
use strict;
use Data::Dump 'pp';

my $bi->{customer}{domain}{host}{BACKUPDATA}=[
  { ENDDATE_SEC => 1 },
  { ENDDATE_SEC => 2 },
  { ENDDATE_SEC => 3 },
  { ENDDATE_SEC => 4 },
  { ENDDATE_SEC => 5 },
];
pp $bi;

for my $act (@{$bi->{customer}->{domain}->{host}->{BACKUPDATA}}){    
  print $act->{ENDDATE_SEC}."\n";
}
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Re^6: Overwriting Hash / Array by iRemix94 (Sexton) on Jul 28, 2015 at 12:08 UTC
Yes, that's how the import times are held. Basically, the import start time is the export finish time. As soon as the export finished, the import starts. The variable $scheduled_export_days tells, how many different import / export are stored. It can be max 7, 1 for each day. If its value is e.g 5, than there are export reports for the last 5 days. I need it, because I have to write GUI-Monitor, which displays the last 7 days and the fitting import / export report for each day. I hope this information helps you out!	[reply]
Re^7: Overwriting Hash / Array by poj (Abbot) on Jul 28, 2015 at 18:49 UTC
For the Exports, I can see you are iterating through `$act` records matching the `STARTDATE_SEC` to the corresponding schedule time (within 30 mins) for each of the scheduled export days. Why are you not doing the same for the Imports ? poj	[reply] [d/l] [select]