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If a query is made over two time windows, it does not always work as expected. The expected result should be processing through both time windows one after the other if the necessary BGP data are available, right?
The following query works as expected: bgpreader -t updates -p ris -c rrc00 -w 1502352000,1502352100 -w 1502353000,1502353100
The following query ends after the first time window although there are BGP data for the second time window: bgpreader -t updates -p ris -c rrc00 -w 1502340000,1502340100 -w 1502350000,1502350100
I hope the potential bug only applies to this version. I am very much looking forward to the next release.
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I was wondering when someone would try and use this feature :)
I'm not sure that we've ever really tried it. I'll send you an email about testing an early beta of the next release so that we can see if the problem is still present.
If a query is made over two time windows, it does not always work as expected. The expected result should be processing through both time windows one after the other if the necessary BGP data are available, right?
The following query works as expected:
bgpreader -t updates -p ris -c rrc00 -w 1502352000,1502352100 -w 1502353000,1502353100
The following query ends after the first time window although there are BGP data for the second time window:
bgpreader -t updates -p ris -c rrc00 -w 1502340000,1502340100 -w 1502350000,1502350100
I hope the potential bug only applies to this version. I am very much looking forward to the next release.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: