Suppress Charts

"Brian Clanton" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.analog.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
I am running Analog to provide statistics for other people to client
libraries to read and in addition to html output, they have requested text
output that they can import into an excel spreadsheet.  I have a separate
config file for the text output.  Here are the pertinent commands in the
config file:

OUTPUT COMPUTER
COMPSEP \t

OUTFILE	/usr/local/apache2/htdocs/analog/cs/cs_txtout_proxystats.txt


Here is a snippet of some of the output:

x	VE	analog 6.0
x	HN	Carol Stream Public Library
x	PS	2008	08	22	08	01
x	FR	2008	07	15	15	44
x	LR	2008	07	31	21	51
x	SR	222
x	BT	49464
u	*f	-50R	r
u	R	126	remote
u	R	96	local
r	*f	1R	r
r	lRD	1	28	2008	07	31	09	19
Reference USA
r	lRD	1	25	2008	07	31	12	17
NetLibrary
r	lRD	1	19	2008	07	31	21	48
General Reference Center Gold
r	lRD	1	19	2008	07	29	17	08
FirstSearch


I would like to suppress the lines:
u	*f	-50R	r
r	*f	1R	r

Which I assume are the pie charts for the USER and REQUEST reports.
However, when I include the command:
ALLCHARTS OFF
These line are still present in this OUTPUT.

I've also tried turning off the specific charts:

REQCHART OFF
USERCHART	OFF

Yet still they are in the reports.  I've made sure to refresh the browser
after I run analog when I make these chart changes.

Is there a way to suppress these lines?  I feel that they will confuse the
library staff.


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