I did not implement it yet, but made tests which let me think that the
system is absolutly easy to implement:
Acquisition system (AS, Windows) creates data and sends it to Database
system (DS, SGI IRIX).
AS: Labview5.1, Internet-Toolkit (I think this is on Linux as well), but
not SQL-toolkit (to exansive for my needs).
DS: Usual Unix-System. MySQL Server running, database for acquired data,
User acount for AS.
AS sends a data-file via ftp to DS, connects via telnet to DS and runs a
small script to insert the datafile into the database.
Seems complicated, but in fact is very easy to implement. I will look if
I can find some of my test files, if that helps.
Greetings, Gilbert
P.S.: If you go for this solution, I will be interested if and how it
works.
Ar
kadiy wrote:
> I am trying to write an application in LabVIEW under Linux that will
> take all my data and dump it into DB2 database. I was going to use the
> SQL Toolkit that National Instruments supply but they dont have a
> version for Linux. Does any one knows a way around this problem to
> communicate with database from LabVIEW in Linux. Thanks a lot!
>
> Arkadiy
