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Integer overflow after a transformation?

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    tomaskir
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    I have a DCI which collects a snmp value. The node presents this value via snmp in kilobytes as an Integer.

    I want to see this value in NetXMS in bytes. So I apply a transformation:
    return ($1 * 1024);

    The problem is that the value then gets reported by NetXMS as -145752064

    I have a feeling the Integer is overflowing after the transformation.

    Is there any way to get around this?

    Thanks!

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      Dani@M3T
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      Try to set the data type of the DCI to "Integer 64 bit" and use this transformation script:

      return (int64($1) * 1024);
      
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        tomaskir
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        @user54119 said in Integer overflow after a transformation?:

        Try to set the data type of the DCI to "Integer 64 bit" and use this transformation script:

        return (int64($1) * 1024);
        

        That did the trick, thanks!

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