We have a utility that will parse multiple save files (an unlimited number) and summarize the data about the final destination. You may have multiple saved PingPlotter data files that span days, weeks, months or years, and want to extract that data to see uptime, latency over time, or some other statistic. Method 3: Reporting on target data over time.
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If you want to automated access to PingPlotter data, or you have software that wants access to the data, you can use the PingPlotter Pro COM API.
Method 2: Accessing collected data programmatically. Note that there is a limit to how much data you can hold in memory - loading a year's worth of data taken at one sample per second will almost certainly take too much memory - you may have to do several passes to get all the data in memory and exported. PingPlotter Pro will combine these files together in memory, removing duplicate samples that may exist in multiple files. Just use the File -> Load Sample Set… option in PingPlotter Pro and multi-select the save files you want to combine (they must be all tracing to the same target).
This is great if you normally autosave data every day, and have multiple days you want to export together. One item that can make this more useful is that PingPlotter Pro has the ability to load multiple save files and 'splice' them together. We discuss this more here, along with some examples: For best results, pick the "1 column per hop, 1 row per sample (data table is long)" option. This will let you export either a range of data, or all data in memory. To export raw data, use the File -> Export to Text File.
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