Refreshing just that cache returns this message:
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Refreshing a filter of caches including that cache returns a summary saying that one less than the number of caches in the filter was updated. For example, refreshing a filter of five caches, including that one, returns:
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I'm not sure if it would be possible to include an indication that one of the five caches did not refresh (Clyde would have to say) in the Load summary (possibly not, since it's a Load summary, not a download summary). If so, this is beginning to feel like a Feature Request (again, Clyde's call).
I avoid this situation by running a macro after my updates that filters for caches not updated and does a status check (this picks up archived caches that were not included in my PQs). Interestingly, when I run a status check on that cache, it returns "temporarily unavailable" and the status is changed in GSAK.
The following macro code will filter for any caches not updated today (the retracted cache has no LastGPXDate, so the filter catches it) and then runs a status check on those caches:
When I ran this code against GC41T6C, it set the cache to "Temporarily Unavailable"![smile.gif]()
Refreshing a filter of caches including that cache returns a summary saying that one less than the number of caches in the filter was updated. For example, refreshing a filter of five caches, including that one, returns:
I'm not sure if it would be possible to include an indication that one of the five caches did not refresh (Clyde would have to say) in the Load summary (possibly not, since it's a Load summary, not a download summary). If so, this is beginning to feel like a Feature Request (again, Clyde's call).
| QUOTE (beejay) |
| I didn't know this one was unpublished for months after that happened, since neither my area PQs nor the status checking for those I hadn't received in a PQ revealed it. |
I avoid this situation by running a macro after my updates that filters for caches not updated and does a status check (this picks up archived caches that were not included in my PQs). Interestingly, when I run a status check on that cache, it returns "temporarily unavailable" and the status is changed in GSAK.
The following macro code will filter for any caches not updated today (the retracted cache has no LastGPXDate, so the filter catches it) and then runs a status check on those caches:
| GSK |
$Date=DateToSql($_Today) MFILTER WHERE=LastGPXDate<>$Date IF $_FilterCount>0 GCSTATUSCHECK Scope=FILTER ShowSummary=Y ENDIF |
When I ran this code against GC41T6C, it set the cache to "Temporarily Unavailable"
