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Please create the Linked ODBC Table first from ClearSCADA Server Configuration.
If you are using ClearSCADA 2010 R2 or higher, you may want to look into using ClearSCADA ODBC Linked Table.
For example, below shows TestLinkedTable2 which is a table that I can directly use in ClearSCADA to insert new row into the MS SQL Server.
To configure:
#### Enter the Source Catalog, this is the Database Name, I have "VeteranAES"
#### Enter the Schema = dbo
#### Enter the table name as it appears in the Microsoft SQL Server
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Using Linked ODBC Tables, the table from external database such as MS SQL can be directly use in the SQL Query from ClearSCADA.
For instance, below I have setup Linked ODBC Tables with table name TestLinkedTable2, and I can use SQL query "Select * from TestLinkedTable2" inside ClearSCADA which actually runs the query against the Microsoft SQL Server.
From the MS SQL Server, I have the database setup as:
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In ClearSCADA you can run the Query from ClearSCADA "Select * from TestLinkedTable2" and ClearSCADA would show the result from this table.
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Below shows the table in ClearSCADA, you may use similar technique in the script.
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Please create the Linked ODBC Table first from ClearSCADA Server Configuration.
If you are using ClearSCADA 2010 R2 or higher, you may want to look into using ClearSCADA ODBC Linked Table.
For example, below shows TestLinkedTable2 which is a table that I can directly use in ClearSCADA to insert new row into the MS SQL Server.
To configure:
- Open ClearSCADA Server Configuration
- Open SQL Query Configuration Linked ODBC Tables
- Right mouse click and Add new Linked ODBC Table## In my case I have Microsoft SQL Server Express running on computer "CMI-3F0D24FA7CE"### Create Table Name that you want to use in ClearSCADA to reference the specific SQL Table#### Enter Connection String = Driver=SQL Server; Server=SQLServerComputerName\SQLEXPRESSinstance;#### Enter the user name and password for the MS SQL Server (for example use "sa")
#### Enter the Source Catalog, this is the Database Name, I have "VeteranAES"
#### Enter the Schema = dbo
#### Enter the table name as it appears in the Microsoft SQL Server
worddavd76f062d83cd41ead9522b8401937547.pngworddavd76f062d83cd41ead9522b8401937547.pngUsing Linked ODBC Tables, the table from external database such as MS SQL can be directly use in the SQL Query from ClearSCADA.
For instance, below I have setup Linked ODBC Tables with table name TestLinkedTable2, and I can use SQL query "Select * from TestLinkedTable2" inside ClearSCADA which actually runs the query against the Microsoft SQL Server.
From the MS SQL Server, I have the database setup as:
worddav9e8c8e013ff5a0642f69d6a598fe122f.pngworddav9e8c8e013ff5a0642f69d6a598fe122f.pngIn ClearSCADA you can run the Query from ClearSCADA "Select * from TestLinkedTable2" and ClearSCADA would show the result from this table.
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