[WT-support] Database History

[Patrick 9A5CW]

Hi, diff. locators can be viewed only in partial call check window or
n+1, JUST u enable IT
you can see the exchange.
If you use autofill exchange - than WT use last call added in the database.

See you guys in CQWW very soon...
Member of 9A1P M/S team... dont forget to work us.

73 Patrik 9A5CW

On Thu, Oct 23, 2008 at 11:15 PM, Oliver Grossmann <
oliver.grossmann at bretzi.de> wrote:

> Hi Bob,
> thanks for reply. But in the wiki is an example with double Calls and
> diffrent locators. And in the discription of the perl script: "e.g.
> one station is listed with several different locators". If there will
> be always the locator of last (location in file)call entry. I dont
> need the first one, or not?
>
> I tried already the possibility of the Extra Data files and this point
> isnt bad, but in my "old old old" vhf log Programm you can get History
> information over years and you can see that e.g. DH2WQ is always
> working from 57GN in August and 39VX in October.
>
> Maybe this is only a wish from my side.
>
> 73, Olli, DH2WQ
>
>
>
> 2008/10/23 Bob Wilson, N6TV <n6tv at arrl.net>:
>  > The binary Database (.DTB) feature of Win-Test, documented here, is
> very
> > basic and assumes callsigns are listed only once.  As you have
> discovered,
> > if callsigns are listed twice, the "last" entry "wins".  Win-Test can
> > automatically enter only one locator, not multiple possible locators.
> >
> > The Extra Data files (.XDT) feature is much more flexible, as you can
> list
> > multiple locators and other information there.  Each callsign should
> still
> > be listed only once, no duplicates, but you can include all the locators
> you
> > wish on the same line.  Win-Test won't automatically fill it in (exchange
> > guessing doesn't work with the .XDT file), but it will display the info
> as
> > soon as you enter the callsign.
> >
> > Press [Alt-X] to open the Extra Data window.
> >
> > In your SPECIAL.XDT file (a text file), you could put:
> >
> > N6TV  CM97  CM96  CM95
> > N6RO CM96
> > ...
> >
> > to list up to the the last three grid locators used by the callsign in
> > various contests.  You will have to create this text file yourself using
> a
> > Perl script or database program such as MySQL, Microsoft Access, Lotus
> > Approach, etc.
> >
> > 73,
> > Bob, N6TV
> >
> > On Thu, Oct 23, 2008 at 2:42 AM, Oliver Grossmann
> > <oliver.grossmann at bretzi.de> wrote:
> >>
> >> Hello "Support" mailing List,
> >> i just installed the demo version of Wintest 3.23.0. and testing it to
> >> my requirements Maybe I'm blind or there is no feature like this.
> >> I found in the database part of the documentation the possibility of
> >> multiple entries in the database. In the docu it is multiple locators
> >> for VHF stations with different QSO date.
> >> I build a small vhf.dtb myself, just my call twice with diffrent
> locators.
> >> In Exchange Guessing i get always the last entry by memory address,
> >> not by date. Is there a possibility to get all Dates with belonging
> >> locator in a extra window? I didn't get the benefit of the hint in the
> >> database with the dates.
> >>
> >> Thanks de Olli, DH2WQ
> >
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