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    • R
      Ralf last edited by

      Hi,

      if I want to insert new values or update values in a mySQL table it works for me with single values (=?), set via Meta Data Source point:

      INSERT INTO table_xz (
      IDNr, ValveNr, LineNr, StartTime) 
      VALUES (?,'KS0717','B',NOW())
      

      But if I want insert more then one ?:

      INSERT INTO table_xz (
      IDNr, StartSum, StartTemp, ValveNr, LineNr, StartTime) 
      VALUES (?,?,?,'KS0717','B',NOW())
      

      How can I set the second or third ? via script or meta data point?
      My solution with an alphanumeric mds-point doesn't work:

      var myVar = myIDNr.value + ',' + myStartSum.value + ',' + myStartTemp.value;
      var myString = myVar.toString();
      print(myString)
      if ( myStart.value == true )
          mySQL.set ( myString.value );
      

      What is the best solution?

      Thanks for your help.

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      • MattFox
        MattFox last edited by

        @ralf said in SQL Data Source Insert and Update rows:

        INSERT INTO table_xz (
        IDNr, StartSum, StartTemp, ValveNr, LineNr, StartTime)
        VALUES (?,?,?,'KS0717','B',NOW())

        I know you can extend the insert query by just adding another batch of values after in brackets.

        INSERT INTO table_xz (
        IDNr, StartSum, StartTemp, ValveNr, LineNr, StartTime) 
        VALUES (?,?,?,'KS0717','B',NOW()),(?,?,?,'KS0717','B',NOW())
        
        

        You may need to insert the actual values though.

        Do not follow where the path may lead; go instead where there is no path.
        And leave a trail - Muriel Strode

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