[Question] Retrieving data from the Orbcomm gateway.

Hello,
again I have a question related to the Orbcomm protocol and more precisely to the class responsible for retrieving data from the Orbcomm gateway.
OrbcommProtocolPoller.java

What I want to do is to not miss information from the Orbcomm gateway.

At the moment when the server starts it applies the startTime parameter , which is the current time. The question is what happens to the data that arrived at the Orbcomm gateway , when the server was shut down?

Somewhere I should take last position with filter protocol and apply its time as startTime.

Where is the place to perform this check?

Hello,

I'm trying to solve my problem, but I'm having trouble constructing a database query

I have one function:

public Position getLastCustomPositionByProtocols(String[] protocols) {
         Position position = null;
        // Rewrite input
         protocols = new String[]{"ais", "orbcomm"};
         try {
             position = storage.getObject(Position.class, new Request(
                             new Columns.All(),
                             new Condition.Or(
                                     new Condition.Equals("protocol", protocols[0]),
                                     new Condition.Equals("protocol", protocols[1])
                             ),
                              // column, desc, limit
                             new Order("id", true, 1)

                     )
             );

         } catch (StorageException e) {
             LOGGER.warn("Find position error", e);
         }
         return position;
     }

The database query I'm trying to make is:

SELECT * FROM tc_positions WHERE protocol = 'ais' OR protocol = 'orbcomm' ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 1

I see this database query in the logs:

SELECT * FROM tc_positions WHERE protocol = :protocol OR protocol = :protocol ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 1

But the result is not the same as:

SELECT * FROM tc_positions WHERE protocol = 'ais' OR protocol = 'orbcomm' ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 1

It absolutely always returns a result against the second parameter, which is much older.