Can I use SQL (e.g. dpQuery) to determine the number of data points of a datapoint internal type (e.g., _Example)?

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Ulrich Ahrens
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Can I use SQL (e.g. dpQuery) to determine the number of data points of a datapoint internal type (e.g., _Example)?

Post by Ulrich Ahrens »

I would like to determine the created data types of a datapoint type in order to delete them and to create the necessary ones again

leoknipp
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Re: Can I use SQL (e.g. dpQuery) to determine the number of data points of a datapoint internal type (e.g., _Example)?

Post by leoknipp »

If you want to know which datapoints exist for a datapoint type you can use the function dpNames().
There is no need to use a dpQuery().

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Leopold Knipp
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