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dump DBD round data to 1 decimal

Hello,

I tried to use the mentioned DUMP_DBD but I've a problem/ question I need help with: DUMP_DBD rounds my decimal numbers in the .dbd file to 1 decimal even though My Windows Regional Setting state that 9 decimals should be used (e.g. 0.000000001).

Here is an example output in comparison:

DeView: 16:30:00.760009, 3376.33545, 3507.9751, 3536.14111,...
dump_db: 16:30:00.7600, 3376.3, 3508.0, 3536.1,..
.

What do I have to edit in the c++ source code to stop the round up of the decimal numbers? Any help very much appreciated,

Thanks, P.

Hello, I tried to use the mentioned DUMP_DBD but I've a problem/ question I need help with: DUMP_DBD rounds my decimal numbers in the .dbd file to 1 decimal even though My Windows Regional Setting state that 9 decimals should be used (e.g. 0.000000001). Here is an example output in comparison: ```` DeView: 16:30:00.760009, 3376.33545, 3507.9751, 3536.14111,... dump_db: 16:30:00.7600, 3376.3, 3508.0, 3536.1,.. ````. What do I have to edit in the c++ source code to stop the round up of the decimal numbers? Any help very much appreciated, Thanks, P.

Good afternoon krrr,

Dump_DBD will unpack the data in the format selected in DT80. So if DT80 was configured for 1 decimal place then the data will be in one decimal place.

If you set the -i setting then the data will be unpacked with full precision.

Cheers,
Roger

Good afternoon krrr, Dump_DBD will unpack the data in the format selected in DT80. So if DT80 was configured for 1 decimal place then the data will be in one decimal place. If you set the -i setting then the data will be unpacked with full precision. Cheers, Roger
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