diff --git a/py-json/influx.py b/py-json/influx.py
index 6aa9bb75..1a85a3a7 100644
--- a/py-json/influx.py
+++ b/py-json/influx.py
@@ -50,29 +50,14 @@ class RecordInflux(LFCliBase):
         data["fields"] = dict()
         data["fields"]["value"] = value
         data1 = [data]
-        print(data1)
-
-        #json_body = [
-        #    {
-        #        "measurement": key,
-        #        "tags": {
-        #            "host": self.influx_host,
-        #            "region": "us-west"
-        #        },
-        #        "time": str(datetime.datetime.utcnow().isoformat()),
-        #        "fields": {
-        #            "value": value
-        #        }
-        #    }
-        #]
-        #print(json_body)
         self.client.write_points(data1)
 
     # Don't use this unless you are sure you want to.
     # More likely you would want to generate KPI in the
     # individual test cases and poke those relatively small bits of
     # info into influxdb.
-    # This will not return until the 'longevity' timer has expired.
+    # This will not end until the 'longevity' timer has expired.
+    # This function pushes data directly into the Influx database and defaults to all columns.
     def monitor_port_data(self,
                           lanforge_host="localhost",
                           devices=None,
diff --git a/py-scripts/test_l3_longevity.py b/py-scripts/test_l3_longevity.py
index e5c020c5..93120a63 100755
--- a/py-scripts/test_l3_longevity.py
+++ b/py-scripts/test_l3_longevity.py
@@ -629,6 +629,7 @@ class L3VariableTime(Realm):
         for key, value in valuemap.items():
             tags = dict()
             tags["region"] = 'us-west'
+            tags["script"] = 'test_l3_longevity'
             self.influxdb.post_to_influx(key, value, tags)
 
         #self.influxdb.post_to_influx("total-download-bps", total_dl_bps, tags)