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    Send Bacnet values to SQL db

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      bux236
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      Hello,

      Is it possible to set a SQL server as a publisher please?
      If not, is there another way to send data from Mango to a SQL server please?

      Thanks,

      Chris

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      • JoelHaggarJ
        JoelHaggar
        last edited by

        Hi Chris,

        You can use the SQL Data Source to pull in and push out data using custom SQL Queries. It's very flexible.

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          bux236
          last edited by

          Hi Joel,

          Thanks for your reply.
          I'm very new to all this, so slowly finding my way around.

          I wonder if you could help me please? I'm struggling slightly to get Mango to connect to my MS SQL 2014 server.
          I currently have the following connection settings

          Driver class name :- com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerDriver
          Connection String :- jdbc:sqlserver://localhost;database=WeatherData;integratedSecurity=false;
          Select Statement :- select dbo.futureValues(351033,'F',6)

          When I press the Execute button all that I see is "Executing select statement..." no error, and no values.

          If I go to SQL Server Management Studio, and execute the command, I receive a value back.

          What am I doing wrong please?

          Thank you!!

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            bux236
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            Update,

            After a bit of digging around on Google, it turns out that it was simply the fact that TCP/IP connections were not enabled by default within SQL Express.

            Enabled, and now working :-)

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