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Going back in graph for a week or more gives timeout

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    possamai
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    #1

    This has been an issue since the first time I used NetXMS

    I fetchbandwidth data through snmp from my router every 10 seconds and it's set to keep the data for 30 days.
    Now, besides growing my database this shouldn't really have a huge impact I suppose,
    but when I (try to) show a graph for a week or more it gives a timeout..
    Error message:

    Unable to retrieve colected data: Request timed out

    (No I did not type that wrong, there's a typo in the error messageĀ  ;D "colected" = "collected")

    Using netXMS on FreeBSD 7 with MySQL 5.1

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      jdl
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      Hi,

      I used to have the same behaviour.
      But now with r1.0.0-rc2 it seems to have disappeared.

      Do you run that latest release as well?

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        Sympology
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        Hi have similar issue. Upgraded to latest release and still have the same issue.

        Mine is 1 month stats (every 30 second). Using MSSQL database on Windows 2003 SP1

        If I choose 14 days, it's ok.

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          serstor
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          I have the same problem too :-[

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            Victor Kirhenshtein
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            Let's summarize in what environment this problem occurs in version 1.0.3:

            1. Windows + MS SQL
            2. FreeBSD with MySQL 5.1 (is it still an issue?)

            any other environments?

            Best regards,
            Victor

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