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Fair enough, but looking at your error looks like you are trying to overwrite existing columns.

Hi @chrapchp I believe there is a bug in the module, please try enabling auto-reconnect this may work around the bug for now.

@chrapchp here's the commit where I added the bookend attribute for reference - https://github.com/infiniteautomation/ma-dashboards/commit/4180be9742aa02017e869c96a5b5c3d8097d3e92

Thanks. It worked.

I'm updating once 1 minute. Did not seem to bad. So far no issue with mysql.

Thanks. I

Hi chrapchp, From our perspective, we're usually dealing with backups rather than revision control. With a backup, you should be able to restore to that point in your development. These backups can be created by Mango for you, and the JSON backup could be checked into Github and probably meaningfully diff'ed against subsequent changes (if you wanted, you could have a cron push the current JSON backup to github) but as Fox suggested that's probably not ideal for database files. What I wanted to contribute here, though, was a suggestion that you see what's stored in the Audit database table in terms of dashboard designer pages, json store items and pages created through the "Edit pages" page. Every time you save, your previous code should be recorded into the audit table. In the future, we intend to supply a way to revert to a previous revision of a dashboard directly within Mango, without having to set up the revision control.

@thutchis Turn on the Swagger API documentation by setting swagger.enabled=true in your overrides env.properties file. Check that swagger.mangoApiVersion=v[12] too. You can then access the REST API documentation at /swagger/index.html Just quickly though- Get tags for a data point XID: GET /rest/v2/data-point-tags/{xid} Set tags for a data point XID: POST /rest/v2/data-point-tags/{xid} Body is a JSON object { "tagKey": "tagValue", "site": "Denver" } To query for data points with a given set of tags: GET /rest/v2/data-points?tags.site=Denver&tags.device=MachineX Note there are psuedo-tags device and name which map to the data point's device name and name respectively.

Thanks. That makes sense. pjc

If you encounter trouble getting it to start and can't find answers to the issues you encounter, We'll certainly answer posts here trying to help you get it going.

I got it to work. It is nothing on your end. Long story short, the quad wireless is uber-slow and when I copied the m2m2 content from a NAS I thought everything was copied over. It looked like it was complete. Anyway, not all files where there hence the problem. The core works (started without error and can login ) on JDk 1.70_45 (soft float) and Java 6 open JDK-Armel. I was hoping not have to go down the JDK 8 route as there is no soft-float release from what I can see. pjc

It sends a snapshot of all the points every 15 minutes.

That did it. Left overs from something. thx

Ok. My bad. I always sand-boxed myself in the data source world. I never used publisher and saw it. No brainer now.

Don't worry. Sure you are faster than my C++ skills

Thanks. I know I did it once--I just installed Mango a couple of days ago--but forgot how to get there. I'll get used to the UI navigation. BTW, nice work.