olzpros.blogg.se - Kepserverex update tutorial

Click any of the option in the left panel (for example, connectivity) and a prompt will appear to ask you to save.

Simply key in thename of the table you want. In this example, I am going to get Kepware to create a new table called “test”.

Depending on your preference, you can configure Kepware to log into an existing table or get Kepware to create a table for you.

Proceed to Data map and configure the tags you want to add in by clicking Add….

Now under the datalogger general tab, you should be able to select the newly created DSN.

Click test and you should be able to connect sucessfully,.Select the mySQL ODBC Driver and fill up the details similar to what you did during the verification.For mySQL, download the LATEST VERSION of the 32 bit driver from The ODBC driver has to be 32 bit as well. In order to use the datalogger properly, you will have to launch the 32 bit variant of the DSN. In this guide, we will be using the database “Kepware” created. Click test connection to verify and note the database name that you will like to use or create a new DB for you.Fill in detail with the hostname as the endpt you copied in step 5 during the launching of the RDS, port number (default 3306), username and password.Launch your SQL Workbench and click the + icon to start.To verify the connection, we will be using the SQL workbench for this. Simply wait for the instance to deploy completely and ready to proceed to the next step.Leave everything else as default and launch DB instance.

Ensure under public accessibility, ensure that it is set to yes. Take note of your Master username and password and click next.Click next and customize your db instance.In this tutorial, we will be using the mySQL Db. Under instances > Click Launch DB Instance. Select the db of your preference and proceed.Go to your AWS Console and look for the RDS.In this post, we will cover how to send data to a standard ODBC compliant database that is hosted in AWS’s RDS.