First of all, thanks a lot for all the effort taken to migrate the PM-DB to the new machine.

I guess it is not a real bug, but I have observed a minor change in the time stamp format of some of the XML generators since about September, 27th, 17:35 GMT. It seems that the time stamp format of the lastedit attribute of the USERNODES->NODE nodes from the User Nodes XML Ticker has changed from e.g. 20080102101112 to 2008-01-02 10:11:12. An xmlstyle attribute was not provided when querying this node.

Since I couldn't compare the actual raw ticker output with some other raw output taken previously, the following statement should be taken with a pinch of salt: No time stamp format changes found for nodes:

No data available to compare the other tickers...

In reply to Re: Database Migration Completed by Perlbotics
in thread Database Migration Completed by Co-Rion

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