[Orca-users] Re: silly orca question percol files

[Blair Zajac]

If you are speaking about orcallator.se, then this is the appropriate
place to pose this question.

Currently orcallator.se will print the headers out again to the
file when it sees a change in the number of headers.  You can
grep for timestamp in the file and see the places where the headers
changed.

Regards,
Blair

Mark Rowlands wrote:
> 
> I am using the SEToolkit to provide data to orca so this
> my not be the appropropriate place for this but....
> Question is , when the data from setoolkit changes, ie
> there is a change in the number of columns, (a disk / network
> interface has been removed/added), How is this reflected in the
> percol file. Is a new file begun with a new set of headers or
> the headers written out again? I have not found this in the docs
> for setoolkit / orca [no reason for it being in the orca stuff
> but you never know your luckthere i know :-)]
> 
> So, is there anyone here who knows?