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objID

nirali

In a log file, I have an objID as 0x0000100846f7621f40089108

How to find wht object is this objID for ?

This is in hexa dec, right ? How can I convert it to Decimal and find it out ? I am using Calculator on my desktop. but I dont know how to use x ? Is this "x" or multiply sign ?

Thanks

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cesarecastro

That is a good question for the TS Engineers, which I am not. but can you tell us exactly what you are trying to do with the objID? what are you going to do with it?

nirali

TS6.7.1 SP1

I am going through the log files and I get stuck at these ObjectIDs. As I dont understand what these IDs are for. Whether they can help in understanding what the user was trying to do.

Thanks

Jcse

In a log file, I have an objID as 0x0000100846f7621f40089108

How to find wht object is this objID for ?

This is in hexa dec, right ? How can I convert it to Decimal and find it out ? I am using Calculator on my desktop. but I dont know how to use x ? Is this "x" or multiply sign ?

Thanks

you can use Hex To Decimal and Binary Converter available on net,well for this value 0x0000100846f7621f40089108

In binary 0001
In decimal NaN

vy8359

Refer to CLT guide iwgetelog.exe comand. You might get object or file to which this object is attached.

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