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Hi. It's difficult to say without looking in the database, but is station_id set on the QSOs in the table? |
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Many thanks for that, statio_id it is indeed a 'null' Mark |
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Just wanted to say thanks, as the comments helped me solve a different problem. I uploaded my ADIF into a new install on a Raspberry Pi before creating a station location and all the QSOs were invisible. I went in the DB and did a: DELETE FROM |
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G'day,
having moved house, radio has been a bit on the back burner, but used CL for many many years.
Sooo.... Updated cloud log to lastest codebase, installed JT-Alert, set up ODBC - all good..
Start making contacts, JT-Alert pushes the QSO into the HRD database on the MySQL server. I can see the new entires with a SQL browers/workbench
Before I got all this working I updated my QTH.. (moved three miles east) I then I did an adif import of a few entries..
They are showing in Cloudlog,
but the newer ones pusehd from JT-alert -- CloudLog won't show them. but they are there! (I can see them in MySQL and in HRDLog App.)
huh?? - any ideas what maybe going on.. ?
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