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Re: Re: T.O.M 10
Forgot to say the table design in the XQL Access database is
Table Name = Temperature
Fields and Type
DateAdded - DateTime
Name - Text (length 30)
Temperature - Double
Let me know how you get on.
I put all the reading into one table. If you do that you can then use
the webpages downloadable from my site to display the temperatures for
each device and it will do a graph for you.
S.
Neil Frost wrote:
> Got it working ...yay!
>
> Just want to log the temperatures into my xQL database...
>
> Trouble is I can't work out how to write the determinator...
>
> I can do the Action bit from gadgetshed but am having trouble with the
> condition...
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> Could someone help please...
>
> I want to have a table for each sensor to provide history, and a
current
> temperature which has all the sensors in it.
>
> Thanks....
>
> Neil
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