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Published Nov 06, 2008
Version 1.0Gareth_104969
Dec 15, 2008Nimbostratus
Hi Joe,
Thanks for getting back so quickly. I'm basically recreating the Statistics -> Pools page on a webpage so I can display specific pools to the users using them without showing them of the stats for any of the other pools. So currently I've just expanded on the stats being collected and changed the formatting from your original code. Which has made the process a "lot quicker" than starting from scratch.
Here is the output from the offending low and high values and the resulting 64 bit value in the Convert-To64Bit function
StatStatistic.value.lowStatistic.value.highvalue
BitsIn-595038785520879797695
BitsIn-1495831234519979005246
BitsOut-27827546428311659128
BitsIn-1508565861832851172507
The problem is only occurring when the Statistic.value.low is a negative number.
Thanks for your help
Gareth