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Question: Datalogger->TablesHi,
I need some advice on how to make a robust table design. Any hints, links, code examples or book refs are very much apppreciated. I have an hardware unit that sends data over GPRS. The unit is going to be reconfigured every now from a web page and the configuration is going to be sent off to the unit. The unit responds in different intervals by sending back the new configuration to the system. The new configuration should be saved in database table. A control between the old configuration and the new configuration should be performed and displayed back to the webpage. Each unit has an id# and there will be a timestamp generated for each event. Erica Erica,
XML is a file format that is self describing. I would recommend you use the xml format if you are change the table layout. Sorry I dont know of any sample code for this. Ken ---------------------- Show quoteHide quote "Erica" wrote: > > Hi, > I need some advice on how to make a robust table design. Any hints, links, > code examples or book refs are very much apppreciated. > > I have an hardware unit that sends data over GPRS. The unit is going to be > reconfigured every now from a web page and the configuration is going to be > sent off to the unit. The unit responds in different intervals by sending > back the new configuration to the system. The new configuration should be > saved in database table. A control between the old configuration and the new > configuration should be performed and displayed back to the webpage. > Each unit has an id# and there will be a timestamp generated for each event. > > Erica
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