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ADO Service Testing

Mr_Henry_M
14-Alexandrite

ADO Service Testing

Hello everyone!

 

Testing ADO Service, I encountered the following problem. Having created a new service of SQL-query type I try to make a SELECT — but any of the written options leads to this:

 

Null.png

 

Is the problem in the wrong team or the table is considered generally empty? Judging by the IsConnected property set to true and the screenshot below, ThingWorx sees the tables and columns of my database.

 

Service.png

 

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Mr_Henry_M
14-Alexandrite
(To:Mr_Henry_M)

I found the solution. The command format was incorrect. The correct option is:

 

SELECT * FROM "<Table Name>$"

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slangley
23-Emerald II
(To:Mr_Henry_M)

Hi @Mr_Henry_M.

 

Are you actually connecting to a database or a spreadsheet, as it appears in your script?  This article may help.

 

Regards.

 

--Sharon

 

 

Mr_Henry_M
14-Alexandrite
(To:slangley)

Hi. Thank you for the answer.

 

I'm connecting to a spreadsheet, yes. Does it matter? If I understand correctly, Excel is perceived here as a database that can be accessed with queries like any other.

 

This article is familiar to me. But here we are talking about connecting and connecting problems. I have already passed this stage. The data of my data source is displayed correctly, judging by the script. Therefore, the meaning of Null in the error isn't clear to me.

Mr_Henry_M
14-Alexandrite
(To:Mr_Henry_M)

I found the solution. The command format was incorrect. The correct option is:

 

SELECT * FROM "<Table Name>$"

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