Help
  • Explore Community
  • Get Started
  • Ask the Community
  • How-To & Best Practices
  • Contact Support
Notifications
Login / Register
Community
Community
Notifications
close
  • Forums
  • Knowledge Center
  • Events & Webinars
  • Ideas
  • Blogs
Help
Help
  • Explore Community
  • Get Started
  • Ask the Community
  • How-To & Best Practices
  • Contact Support
Login / Register
Sustainability
Sustainability

Join our "Ask Me About" community webinar on May 20th at 9 AM CET and 5 PM CET to explore cybersecurity and monitoring for Data Center and edge IT. Learn about market trends, cutting-edge technologies, and best practices from industry experts.
Register and secure your Critical IT infrastructure

External Log Storage PostgreSQL database schema

Building Automation Knowledge Base

Schneider Electric Building Automation Knowledge Base is a self-service resource to answer all your questions about EcoStruxure Building suite, Andover Continuum, Satchwell, TAC…

cancel
Turn on suggestions
Auto-suggest helps you quickly narrow down your search results by suggesting possible matches as you type.
Showing results for 
Show  only  | Search instead for 
Did you mean: 
  • Home
  • Schneider Electric Community
  • Knowledge Center
  • Building Automation Knowledge Base
  • External Log Storage PostgreSQL database schema
Options
  • Bookmark
  • Subscribe
  • Email to a Friend
  • Printer Friendly Page
  • Report Inappropriate Content
Invite a Co-worker
Send a co-worker an invite to the portal.Just enter their email address and we'll connect them to register. After joining, they will belong to the same company.
You have entered an invalid email address. Please re-enter the email address.
This co-worker has already been invited to the Exchange portal. Please invite another co-worker.
Please enter email address
Send Invite Cancel
Invitation Sent
Your invitation was sent.Thanks for sharing Exchange with your co-worker.
Send New Invite Close

Related Forums

  • Intelligent Devices Forum

Previous Next
Contributors
  • Dave_Shore
    Dave_Shore
  • RobertAndriolo
    RobertAndriolo

Invite a Colleague

Found this content useful? Share it with a Colleague!

Invite a Colleague Invite
Back to Building Automation Knowledge Base
Options
  • Bookmark
  • Subscribe
  • Email to a Friend
  • Printer Friendly Page
  • Report Inappropriate Content
0 Likes
2439 Views

Link copied. Please paste this link to share this article on your social media post.

Trying to translate this page to your language?
Select your language from the translate dropdown in the upper right. arrow
Translate to: English
  • (Français) French
  • (Deutsche) German
  • (Italiano) Italian
  • (Português) Portuguese
  • (Русский) Russian
  • (Español) Spanish

External Log Storage PostgreSQL database schema

Dave_Shore Schneider Alumni (Retired)
‎2022-02-02 02:10 AM

Last Updated: Guinan RobertAndriolo Guinan ‎2022-10-12 04:32 PM

Issue

External Log Storage PostgreSQL / TimescaleDB schema.

Product Line

EcoStruxure Building Operation

Environment

  • EcoStruxure Building Operation 3.0 and above
  • External Log Storage

Cause

Need to understand what is supported with regards to third-party queries to the PostgreSQL / TimeScaleDB 

Resolution

  • The PostgreSQL database schema is not published by R&D (The Report Server schema can be generated via WebReports see Obtaining a Database Schema for EBO WebReports / Report Server - Communities, but should not be compared with External Log Storage)
  • In order to get visual diagrams that show relations of the Extended Log Storage PostgreSQL TimescaleDB, you can download tools such as "SchemaSpy ", ERBuilder, or similar to generate it.
    • Sample outputs are attached from SchemaSpy and ERBuilder.
  • The PostgreSQL database schema is likely to change with each EBO version and hence is not published
  • External Log Storage is designed to operate with EBO, rather than provide data directly to a third party - no support is offered with the third-party connection and data transfer
  • Only third-party read querying is allowed

Most tables are self-explanatory, the "trend_data" table, "Type" column is detailed below:

It's a number representing which record type
TrendRecordTypes =
{
RecordTypes::s_trendrecordTLogValueRecord,
RecordTypes::s_trendrecordTLogEditValueRecord,
RecordTypes::s_trendrecordTLogCommentRecord,
RecordTypes::s_trendrecordTLogEventRecord,
RecordTypes::s_trendrecordTLogEventValueRecord,
RecordTypes::s_trendrecordTLogMeterChangeRecord,
RecordTypes::s_trendrecordTLogNullEventRecord,
RecordTypes::s_trendrecordTLogReconfigRecord,
RecordTypes::s_trendrecordTransferEventRecord
};
The record type that is most common is the TLogValueRecord, and it's 0 and so on

 

For reference, the only other documents available would be

Alarms - Add/Remove Columns Dialog Box (Alarms) (se.com)
Events - Add/Remove Columns Dialog Box (Events) (se.com)
Trends - Add/Remove Columns Dialog Box (Trends) (se.com)

Labels (1)
Labels:
  • EcoStruxure Building Operation
Attachments
Tags (7)
  • Find more articles tagged with:
  • DavidShore22
  • extended logs
  • HernanUruena24
  • Postgres
  • RobertAndriolo22
  • schema. database
  • Timescale
Was this article helpful? Yes No
No ratings

Link copied. Please paste this link to share this article on your social media post.

To The Top!

Forums

  • APC UPS Data Center Backup Solutions
  • EcoStruxure IT
  • EcoStruxure Geo SCADA Expert
  • Metering & Power Quality
  • Schneider Electric Wiser

Knowledge Center

Events & webinars

Ideas

Blogs

Get Started

  • Ask the Community
  • Community Guidelines
  • Community User Guide
  • How-To & Best Practice
  • Experts Leaderboard
  • Contact Support
Brand-Logo
Subscribing is a smart move!
You can subscribe to this board after you log in or create your free account.
Forum-Icon

Create your free account or log in to subscribe to the board - and gain access to more than 10,000+ support articles along with insights from experts and peers.

Register today for FREE

Register Now

Already have an account? Login

Terms & Conditions Privacy Notice Change your Cookie Settings © 2025 Schneider Electric

This is a heading

With achievable small steps, users progress and continually feel satisfaction in task accomplishment.

Usetiful Onboarding Checklist remembers the progress of every user, allowing them to take bite-sized journeys and continue where they left.

of