Guys, is there a way to send new original values to the RDB as soon as they come in? I have equipment sending new data every 15 minutes and the history tables in the Oracle database seem to be exactly one reading behind all the time.
The reason we need to have the current value in the RDB is for data access from third-party applications.
How to send current values to RDB
- Gertjan van Schijndel
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Re: How to send current values to RDB
Perhaps you do not have a flushInterval set. If the flushInterval is not set or zero, then the values will only be written to the database, when the block is full.
To manually flush the buffer you can set the '_RDBArchive.flushBuffer' datapoint element.
To manually flush the buffer you can set the '_RDBArchive.flushBuffer' datapoint element.
- aorange
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Re: How to send current values to RDB
Thanks Gertjan, I lowered the buffer flush interval and that did the trick perfectly...