
To access these windows, expand , expanding your rdb Database, right-click the Histories node in the Nav tree, click , and click New.
| Property | Value | Description |
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| Name | text |
Provides a name for the import/export task or point query.
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| History Id | text |
Specifies the database name, such as MySQL, Oracle, SqlServer) and history name in two fields.
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| Execution Time | control time trigger properties |
Configures a time trigger that controls when to perform the function.
Trigger properties are documented in the Getting Started with Niagara guide. |
| Enabled | true (default) or false |
Activates (
true) and deactivates (false) use of the object (network, device, point, component, table, schedule, descriptor, etc.).
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| Capacity | drop-down list | Configures the maximum number of records to import into a database.
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| Full Policy | drop-down list (defaults to Roll)
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Determines what happens when the station database reaches its Capacity.
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| Interval | drop-down list (defaults to irregular)
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Configures when the system creates a history record.
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| Value Facets | Config Facets chooser | Configures units. |
| Time Zone | drop-down list | Records the time zone associated with the history. All the records (rows) are recorded in UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) and there are various localization technologies you may choose to display the time zone data. |
| Rdb Table Name | text | Redefines the table name to this name on import. |
| Rdb Catalog Name | text | Redefines the catalog name to this name on import. |
| Rdb Schema Name | text | Redefines the schema name to this name on import. |
| Timestamp Column | text | Specifies the Timestamp column for the imported data. If you discovered the histories to import, the driver displays the table columns in the option list for you to choose from. Otherwise, type in the column name in the text field. |
| Value Column | text | Specifies the Value column for the imported data. If you discovered the data, the driver displays table columns in the option list for you to choose from. Otherwise, type in the column name in the text field. |
| Status Column | text | Specifies if a status column is included in the imported data or not. To include the status column, clear the None box and enter the name of the status column. If you discovered data, the driver displays table columns in the option list
for you to choose from. Otherwise, type in the column name in the text field.
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| Query Predicate | text | Uses a query predicate to filter the records to import.
For example, you could type in “where Value > 100” to import only those records that have a Value greater than 100. Or, you could type in “where Value between 1 and 100” , which would import records with Values between 1 and 100. |
| Full import On Execute | drop-down list | Specifies to import either the full database up to the specified Capacity (Enabled) or only the new data on each successive import action (Disabled).
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