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ssriuaipornchai1-Visitor
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April 2, 2018
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How to send data from MSSQL to Thingworx?

  • April 2, 2018
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Hello anyone.

 

I have data in MSSQL.

How I send data to Thingworx?

 

I want to send data when some data income to MSSQL.

 

Thank you

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Velkumar19-Tanzanite
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April 2, 2018

Hi @ssriuaipornchai

 

You can use JDBC extension to connect Thingworx and MSSQL server.

 

https://marketplace.thingworx.com/tools/jdbc-connector-extension

 

After importing, you can directly write SQL Query or Command in MSSQL thing to get data from MSSQL DB.

 

Regards,

Velkumar R

 

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Yedukrishnan14-Alexandrite
14-Alexandrite
April 2, 2018

Hello @ssriuaipornchai

         Add MSSQL extension from Thingworx marketplace in Thingworx and configure it. Configuration steps are available in Relational Database Extension documentation in Thingworx marketplace. 

Create a thing with MSSQL thing template.

If connection is Ok, isConnected becomes true.

Write SQL commands and queries in the thing to read and write data.

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LeighEmeritus
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April 5, 2018

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ssriuaipornchai1-VisitorAuthor
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April 10, 2018

Do you have manual of JDBC extension ?

 

I already import to my Thingworx. But, I don't know "How to use JDCB extention".

 

What's JDBC driver file  ?

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Velkumar19-Tanzanite
19-Tanzanite
April 11, 2018

Hi @ssriuaipornchai

 

JDBC is Java Database Connector file.

 

For MSSQL you can get JDBC driver form this link

 

You can follow below steps to create your MSSQL extension:

 

  • To use the builder simply open the JdbcCreator mashup, click the “Choose File” button and select the JDBC driver file you want to use from your local file system.
  • Now click the “Upload” button and a link will be displayed below the buttons, “Download Extension File”.
  • Click this link and save the zip file. This is your extension. You can now import this into the Thingworx platform.
  • The imported extension will create a Thing Template with the name of the file plus “JDBCTemplate”. For example a file named “myDbFile.jar” would create a Template named “myDbFileJDBCTemplate”.
  • Use this template to create a new thing and connect to your data source using JDBC.

 

 

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