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Java Console - Graphs

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    lindeamon
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    hi,

    i have created a dci to check free space on a network share.after a few days i wanted to see the changes via graphs.in the console i right clicked on the dci, chose graph, adjusted the number of days to go back and everything worked fine.on the java console (v1.1.5) i have right clicked on the dci, chose "line chart" and nothing.it stayed on zero

    is it a bug in the console ?

    Best Regards,
    Lindeamon

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      lindeamon
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      i have forgot to mention that i have used transformation script to view the number like "13.gb" and not as the actual collected value.
      i also checked another dci which does not use transformation script and the graph is shown.
      it seems to be a bug since the old console does show the graph regardless of the transformation script.

      Best Regards,
      Lindeamon

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        Victor Kirhenshtein
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        Hi!

        It is because Java and legacy console threats invalid numbers differently. Legacy console tries to parse value as a number, and if it starts with a number, uses that part, so 13gb becomes 13. Java console threats all incorrect numbers as zeros, so 13gb becomes 0.

        Best regards,
        Victor

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          lindeamon
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          hi victor,

          thank you for the answer but one thing remains open,will it be fixed ?

          Best Regards,
          Lindeamon

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