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delta calculation , Net.Interface.BytesIn(*)

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    moseszero
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    HI,
      I created DCI "Net.Interface.BytesIn(*)",* is the index of interface,and selected "Delta value(average per second)".I use the method "Session.queryParameter()" (Java API version 1.1.6),the result returned is the total number of bytes-in ,not delta value average per second ,I've also viewed the origin data in database and it is exactly delta value per second,why??

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      Victor Kirhenshtein
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      Hi!

      Because delta calculation is done by server after data obtained from node as part of DCI processing. When you do queryParameter call, it just reads raw value from end node - it is not related to any DCI. You either have to do delta calculation by yourself or use another API call to get last values of particular DCI.

      Best regards,
      Victor

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        moseszero
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        thank you,I've tried fetching the last value in database using getDciDataRow,and it worked fine

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