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[Kevin Kitowski]

Hi Manu,

 

Thanks for your help on this.   I did add this as a suggestion on the voice page (thanks for suggesting this).

 

In the mean time, Carlos mentioned that there might be a one-time workaround.  I think I would like to try that.  Please let me know what I need to do.

 

Thanks in advance for your help.

 

Best regards, Kevin

[Kevin Kitowski]

Hi Carlos & Manu,

 

Is there any news on a work around/DB hack for this?  I would really like to get this resolved very soon.

 

Thanks in advance for your help.

 

Best regards, Kevin

[calbzam]

Hi Kevin,

 

We have prepared a small program that may help you. Let me explain how it works. We tested for SQLite, so it will be better if you use that backend.

 

- Open your rep_x.plastic file with a database manager. When you create a changeset, a few objects are generated in "object" table. These objects generated have a "dtimestamp" (tick format).

- Now using the program, you have to indicate the value of the "dtiemstamp" and the number of days you want to subtract and the program will give you the new "dtimestamp" value you will need to set in the database.

 

Each time you create a changeset a few objects are generated. If you want to change the date of a concrete changeset and revisions included:

- Go to changeset table and check the "iobjid". Then search all the objects with this "iobjid" in "objects" table. Finally change the "dtimestamp" value in all all the objects searched.

 

I hope it helps you a bit to find a solution for your issue. I´ve sent you the program to your e-mail

 

Best regards,

Carlos

[Kevin Kitowski]

Hi Carlos,

 

Thanks again for your help on this.

 

I tried what you said above and it doesn't seem to work.  I'll send you an email with a document describing this.

 

Please let me know what you think.

 

Best regards, Kevin

[calbzam]

Hi, 

 

I answered your email.

 

Regards,

Carlos