I'm checking the file but it's a bit complex as i need to do a rig change that is not expected in main routines. i'm still missing what you patched in hamlib... i should be able to read VFO B from FT817, but i cannot figure what i should see, as VFOa and VFOb are not concurrently visible in my rig.....

Log4OM bases his checks on a file called COUNTRY.XML This file is the only source used for cluster scanning, due to performance needs (it's expensive to check clublog and other sources while receiving a long list of spots). COUNTRY file contains all the rules to determine if a callsign belongs to a ...

Hi Mike,
a built version is ok, but this will work only for your own fork, right?

My FT897 has a single VFO, as well as my FT817 :) Both reports only to queries to VFO A. The "problem" is not sending "f VFOB" message, it's managing the return accordingly. We'll work on that for V2 About USB-D i need to check what hamlib reports. I was working with V3, is there a V4 officially rel...

Hamlib is supported in V2 as it's in V1. Unfortunately i don't have any 2-VFO rig capable radio so i'm in real difficulties when testing Hamlib as i cannot reproduce anything.
Maybe a remotely available rig with RIGCTLD exposed through router can be used for testing, but it's complex to achieve

We will keep all current integrations if possible.
More integrations will be evaluated as usual.

Moved thread to lower level to allow users comments.

Ciao, è possibile "filtrando" i QSO nella gestione QSO utilizzando le funzioni relative. In questo modo puoi tirar fuori tutti i QSO che fanno capo all'award. Il campo estratto nel formato YYYYMMDD è lo standard ADIF. Per gestirlo in Excel è necessario trasformare la colonna in un campo data indican...

Can you send me your original export and the inbound merging file?
A single ADIF record is enough

Thanks

To be honest, if you want you can even write your own SQL query...
i can't give you more than that HRD is a great software, nobody asked him to change.
Well... i would ask a bit more accuracy when reviewing someone else work, but we live in the free world