dt.uint64

[DGrandes]

Sorry, it was my mistake.

I´m trying to do that:

valH = 0xFF00
valL = 0

val = bit.bor(bit.lshift(valH, 16), valL)

grp.update("32/1/4",val)  --dt.uint32
grp.update("32/1/5",val)  --dt.int32


In "32/1/4" it write "-16777216"
In "32/1/5" it write "0"

But when i write it in a dt.int64 and I change it to an dt.uint32, it shows right value "4278190080". If I write again, it shows "0" in dt.uint32.