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Also see which goes back quarter by quarter to 2007 with Akamai download speeds by country with a linear y scale.Brochure, Examples of Use, Publication, Tutorial, What is PingER (from ICTP/Trieste), Submission to Silicon Valley TechAwards 2012.The project now involves hundreds of sites in many countries all over the world and we are actively seeking new partners for this project.

PingER (Ping End-to-end Reporting) is the name given to the Internet End-to-end Performance Measurement (IEPM) project to monitor end-to-end performance of Internet links.

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Implementation of Relational archive site for PingER.Web Interface for the PingER Meta Database.Possible Remedies to Promote the Internet in Developing Regions.PingER Route Visualizer using Traceroutes.Development Indices and PingER Correlations.TULIP Circle selection for Apollonius results.trace week $(vWeekName) is from $(vWeekStart) to $(vNextWeekStart) īy the way your vWeekName was not updating simply because you initiased it but then didn't change the value in your loop. Let vTrace='week ' & $(vWeekName) & ' is from ' & date($(vWeekStart)) & ' to ' & date($(vNextWeekStart)) Let vWeekName = weekyear($(vWeekStart))*100 + week($(vWeekStart)) Let vWeekStart = floor(weekstart($(vStartDate))) Let vTrace=date($(vStartDate)) & ' - ' & date($(vEndDate)) Let vEndDate = floor(weekstart(today()-3)) //Thursdays the data is updated. when you need to see these "dates" as dates - ie when using trace to see your results or when naming your qvd file - then use the date() comand. Did this to vStartDate, vEndDate and vWeekStartĢ. thsi just makes all date maniplutaion a lot less stress free. use the floor() command to force your dates into being seen as numbers by qlikview. So I don't manage to get a good date in my variables vStartWeek, vNextStartWeek nor vWeekName. While I would have expected this result instead: When running this script in the debugger, I get this result: Loop through the weeks to save weekly QVD-files Let countloops = 0 //Just during test, to be able to exit loop Trace week $(vWeekName) is from $(vWeekStart) to $(vNextWeekStart) Let vWeekName = weekyear( $(vWeekStart))*100 + week( $(vWeekStart))

Let vWeekStart = weekstart( $(vStartDate)) Also, get the weekname for this date in the format YYYYWW. Make sure that the first date is a Monday. Let vEndDate = weekstart(today()-3) //Thursdays the data is updated.

Define the total period I should extract data for. SET TimestampFormat='YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss' But I have not succeeded to make the variable contain a correct date. My idea was to make a loop, where I have one variable containig the first day of the week and for every loop, I increase it with 7 days. I hope someone can help me understand how dates in variables are working. I am new to Qlikview, and I am now working on a script to create several QVD-files, each with one week of data.
