(03.10.2016, 07:11)admin Wrote: The only solution that I see is that you create another object for each one you want to log and then filter the input value in an event script.

Add this to Common functions:

Code:

function checkupdate(sendto, mindelta)
 -- event value
 local newvalue = event.getvalue()
 -- current object value
 local curvalue = grp.getvalue(sendto)
 -- absolute delta between event and current value
 local valdelta = math.abs(curvalue - newvalue)
 -- send if delta value is large enough
 if valdelta >= mindelta then
   grp.update(sendto, newvalue)
 end
end

Create an event script for each object where you want to log only value changes. 1/1/1 is your "virtual" object which is logged, 2 is minimum delta between current "virtual" object value which causes new value to be sent. Adjust as needed.

Code:

checkupdate('1/1/1', 2)

As for storage, do you mean script storage? In newer releases it's stored in a separate database and there's no easy way to delete some of the entries unless you know all of their names. You can only do a full clear operation.

(03.10.2016, 09:14)admin Wrote: Well, object log main purpose is to log all telegrams. If you want to log changes you can try using trends instead. Each event script is executed only after new value has been updated in the database, so you should use storage or another object if you want to get previous value.

New firmware has storage.keys funciton which returns keys for all known storage items.