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Modified help files to include a few real examples of postprocess values.

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Sancho Lerena 2014-09-22 16:08:29 +02:00
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pandora_console/include/help/en/help_postprocess.php
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<h1>Post process</h1>
Post process is a numeric value used after get data to numerical post process in a multiplier operation. For example a data with a value of 1000 with a Post Process value of 1024 will result in a definitive data of 1024000 value. This is useful to normalize data, convert between units, etc. This also can be used to divide, using a multiplier below 1 value, like, for example, 0.001 that will divide current value by 1000.
Post process is a numeric value used after get data to numerical post process in a multiplier operation. For example a data with a value of 1000 with a Post Process value of 1024 will result in a definitive data of 1024000 value. This is useful to normalize data, convert between units, etc. This also can be used to divide, using a multiplier below 1 value, like, for example, 0.001 that will divide current value by 1000. Some other interesting examples are:
<li>Convert timeticks (SNMP) to Days: 0.000000115740741
<li>Convert bytes into MegaBytes: 0,00000095367432
<li>Convert bytes into GigaBytes: 0,00000000093132
<li>Convert megabits in megabytes: 0,125
<li>
<br /><br />
An empty value, or 0, will disable the usage of post process (default).

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pandora_console/include/help/es/help_postprocess.php
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<h1>Posprocesado</h1>
El posprocesado es un valor numérico usado después de obtener el dato para posprocesar dicho dato de forma numérica en una multiplicación. Por ejemplo, datos con un valor de 1000 con un valor de Posprocesado de 1024 darán como resultado un valor final de 1024000. Esto es útil para normalizar los datos, convertir entre unidades, etc. Esto también se puede usar para dividir, usando un valor de multiplicador inferior a 1, como, por ejemplo, 0.001 que dividirá el valor actual por 1000.
Algunos ejemplos interesantes, son por ejemplo:<br>
<li>Convertir timeticks (SNMP) a Dias: 0.000000115740741
<li>Convertir bytes en MegaBytes: 0,00000095367432
<li>Convertir bytes en GigaBytes: 0,00000000093132
<li>Convertir megabits en megabytes: 0,125
<br /><br />
Un valor vacío o &laquo;0&raquo; desactivará el uso del posprocesado (predeterminado).