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I'm trying to follow this tutorial
I already did until I created the service to put the numbers into the timed values table. but my timed_values not updating. There was no data there.
I also dont understand how below code could put the numbers I set in numbers into the timed_values table since the propertyname is "numbers" not me.numbers
me.timed_values = me.QueryTimedValuesForProperty({ propertyName: "numbers", maxItems: 10, startTime: me.start_time, endTime: me.end_time });
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Hi @AF_10333884
Here are a few points to check:
- In Thing scts_thing > General Information, make sure you have a value stream set
- In Properties and Alerts, make sure your property is named numbers of type NUMBER and has the attribute Logged selected
- For start_time and end_time, do not use the value from the screenshot, you need to set some values that include the time when you set the numbers property.. So if you did that yesterday , set start_time to the beginning of the week and end_time to tomorrow.
Hi @AF_10333884
Here are a few points to check:
- In Thing scts_thing > General Information, make sure you have a value stream set
- In Properties and Alerts, make sure your property is named numbers of type NUMBER and has the attribute Logged selected
- For start_time and end_time, do not use the value from the screenshot, you need to set some values that include the time when you set the numbers property.. So if you did that yesterday , set start_time to the beginning of the week and end_time to tomorrow.