I just migrated to CQRLog from Xlog, and I'm loving the power of this tool.  After import, I realized that my adif file had reversed the RST values, so that the valued I'd reported out was in the column for values coming in.  No problem:

UPDATE view_cqrlog_main_by_qsodate SET rst_r=rst_s, rst_s=@temp WHERE (@temp:=rst_r) IS NOT NULL;

and all of my RST values were swapped.  I would have had to have to swap the values for each QSO using my old logging program.  Very pleased.

Anyone know how to export the frequency instead of the default band when exporting QSL's for printing?

I hope I did not miss this in my search, but I can not access country file cqrlog-cty120812.tar.gz. The web site shows two links to the 16 March 2012 file. When the second link is clicked the message appears that the August 2012 file could not be found.
tnx Ron K4DS
 

Hello Petr,
is it possible to enter power values lower than 1 Watt, like 500mW or 0.5W ?
73, Wolfgang
DL2KI
 

Hi!
 
I am looking for a Log-program in Linux and cqrlog would be exactly what I need, BUT...
 
It crashes right after startup:
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