01-07-2009 06:21 AM
I dont think excel handles sql very good, but if it's a project top performance might not be an issue. A true db-program would probably be a better base else.
Assuming labsql works as labviews database-functions, you bascially send a text string with your sql-statement through the functions and recieve a result (a matrix in LabVIEW DB-tools).
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01-07-2009
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Also, have a look at this:
How Can I Use the SQL Toolkit in LabVIEW to Retrieve Data from a Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet?
10-08-2009 10:21 AM
How do you include everything you need in the installer so the software works on the client machine.
I have my application working on the deveopment machine but not on the client.
Thanks
10-08-2009 10:27 AM
JCollado wrote:
How do you include everything you need in the installer so the software works on the client machine.
I have my application working on the deveopment machine but not on the client.
Thanks
Please don't hijack an unrelated thread. Post a new question with further details such as LabVIEW version, drivers used ,etc. and what exactly does not work.
10-23-2009 02:38 AM
hi adnan,
i need your help.. guide me to do program in LABSQL... im using LABVIEW 7.0..i dont want to purchase database toolkit i plan to use labsql... i was download the labsql zip file... but i dont know to go further... i know the command set for the sql.... im doing the program to test the "PCB" it will have 32 i/o pins each pin have to send different type of signal.. so that output signal from the pin should be saved n the database with the help of labsql...it should have 32 column's...
After the data's are saved in the database... i'll go for the next step is to check the other PCB with fault in it.. now i'll send the 32 signal to 32 i/o pins and the output signals should be compare with previous saved data in the database... if its match means status of the pin will true or else fals.. At last i'll generate the report for the Pcb...
Kindly help me... waiting for your reply ....
10-23-2009 05:17 AM