trigger logs doesn't retrieve all logs

[francisT90]

Hi, I am trying to get the logs from a T100 device using the example in the H100 in the rust app and I get them but I don't get them all. Is there a maximum number of logs that can be retrieved?

I have modify the code so the call is:

let trigger_logs = t100.get_trigger_logs(5000, 0).await?;

I only have like 1400 logs registered so it should retrieve them all rather than only 907.

Is there a way to get them all?

Thanks for this, it is quite useful!

[mihai-dinculescu]

I'm not sure, as I haven't had a device with so many logs. Can you please try with a page_size of, say, 500 and then fetch the subsequent pages by providing the oldest (should be the last) id as start_id?

[francisT90]

Hi, I have tried different things but I think the issue is like the API is not returning certain info as it grows or as time passes?

I have done a test today and I have retrieved the logs from 1603 to 725, then I try to retrieve 3 logs starting on id 725 and I get only one, the number 725.

I can't find anything on the internet any guidance to where could I find any more info would be much appreciated.

All the best,

[mihai-dinculescu]

Sorry for having taken so long to reply.

Can you please paste the output of

                let mut cont = true;
                let mut start_id = 0;
                while cont {
                    let trigger_logs = t110.get_trigger_logs(100, start_id).await?;
                    println!("start id {:?}", trigger_logs.start_id);
                    println!("sum {:?}", trigger_logs.sum);
                    println!("len {:?}", trigger_logs.logs.len());
                    let last_log = trigger_logs.logs.last().unwrap();
                    start_id = match last_log {
                        T110Log::Close { id, timestamp } => {
                            println!("{timestamp}");
                            *id
                        }
                        T110Log::Open { id, timestamp } => {
                            println!("{timestamp}");
                            *id
                        }
                        T110Log::KeepOpen { id, timestamp } => {
                            println!("{timestamp}");
                            *id
                        }
                    };
                    println!("next start id {:?}", start_id);

                    cont = trigger_logs.logs.len() > 1;
                }