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  2028  
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27 Nov 2020 | 
Konstantin Olchanski | Forum | History plot consuming too much memory | > 
 
> Tested with midas-2020-08-a up until the 
HEAD of develop
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  2027  
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27 Nov 2020 | 
Konstantin Olchanski | Forum | Invalid name "Analyzer/Tests" | > I've recently took the analyzer template 
from $MIDASSYS/examples/experiment and 
 
> modified it to be able to use Roody on | 
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  2026  
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27 Nov 2020 | 
Konstantin Olchanski | Suggestion | ODBSET wildcards with array keys in Sequencer files | > The following all fail with "Cannot find 
ODB key "<key>""
 
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  2025  
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25 Nov 2020 | 
Amy Roberts | Suggestion | ODBSET wildcards with array keys in Sequencer files | I think the issue may be the version of MIDAS 
I'm using.  Mine is current as of February 
4, 2020.  
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  2024  
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25 Nov 2020 | 
Marco Francesconi | Suggestion | ODBSET wildcards with array keys in Sequencer files | I created some keys in my ODB to try to match 
yours.
 
The ODBSET commands you wrote are all working | 
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  2023  
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25 Nov 2020 | 
Amy Roberts | Suggestion | ODBSET wildcards with array keys in Sequencer files | The following all fail with "Cannot find ODB 
key "<key>""
 
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  2022  
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25 Nov 2020 | 
Marco Francesconi | Suggestion | ODBSET wildcards with array keys in Sequencer files | Hi,
 
I guess the issue is in the "[?]" part of 
the command, the indexing is handled differently | 
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  2021  
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24 Nov 2020 | 
Amy Roberts | Suggestion | ODBSET wildcards with array keys in Sequencer files | I'm interested in using the matching feature 
for ODBSET explained on 
 
https://midas.triumf.ca/MidasWiki/index.php/Sequencer | 
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  2020  
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24 Nov 2020 | 
Isaac Labrie Boulay | Forum | Invalid name "Analyzer/Tests" | Hi everyone,
 
 
I've recently took the analyzer template | 
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  2019  
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20 Nov 2020 | 
Pierre-Andre Amaudruz | Info | Equipment "common" settings in ODB | Indeed this "mirror" of the ODB in settings 
option can cause frustration in 
 
particular when we think the ODB is empty | 
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  2018  
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20 Nov 2020 | 
Stefan Ritt | Forum | History plot consuming too much memory |  > Taking this down a tangent, I have a mild 
concern that a user could temporarily 
 
> flood our gigabit network if we do have | 
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  2017  
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20 Nov 2020 | 
Joseph McKenna | Forum | History plot consuming too much memory | Poking at the behavior of this, its fairly 
clear the slow response is from the data 
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  2016  
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19 Nov 2020 | 
Stefan Ritt | Forum | History plot consuming too much memory | The history code is right now programmes in 
such a way that when you request
 
an old time window, then all data from that | 
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  2015  
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19 Nov 2020 | 
Joseph McKenna | Forum | History plot consuming too much memory | 
 
 
A user reported an issue that if they were | 
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  2014  
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17 Nov 2020 | 
Stefan Ritt | Info | Equipment "common" settings in ODB | Today I addressed a topic which bugged me 
since long time. The ODB contains 
 
settings under /Equipment/<name>/Common which | 
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  2013  
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06 Nov 2020 | 
Isaac Labrie Boulay | Forum | Building an experiment using CAEN VME interface - unknown type name 'VARIANT_BOOL' | Yes, you are right. That fixed it and my frontend 
is compiling.
 
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  Draft  
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06 Nov 2020 | 
Isaac Labrie Boulay | Forum | Building an experiment using CAEN VME interface - unknown type name 'VARIANT_BOOL' |  
 
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  2011  
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06 Nov 2020 | 
Alexandr Kozlinskiy | Suggestion | cmake build fixes | hi,
 
 
there are several problems with current cmake | 
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  2010  
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05 Nov 2020 | 
Pierre-Andre Amaudruz | Forum | Building an experiment using CAEN VME interface - unknown type name 'VARIANT_BOOL' | Hi,
 
 
You're building under Linux like. You want | 
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  2009  
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05 Nov 2020 | 
Isaac Labrie Boulay | Forum | Building an experiment using CAEN VME interface - unknown type name 'VARIANT_BOOL' | Hi everyone,
 
 
I have been building an experiment using | 
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