Best way to create database tables/columns from Thingworx
What is the best practice way to create/design external database tables and columns in Thingworx?
BR/ Simon
What is the best practice way to create/design external database tables and columns in Thingworx?
BR/ Simon
Note we usually create the tables directly in the SQL editor, and then just use the SQL statements to do Read/Update/Delete.
Trying to understand better, do you have an use-case where it's needed to create dynamically tables, to create too many of them or they have a large column count that manual creation is not doable? I usually find out that in many cases creating manually stuff takes less time than implementing a service (here applies the usual "if you need to do it three times then automate it" )
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