I am a newbie at this stuff. I have a small database which is being filled with data from a small DAQ with temperature and pressure sensors.
I am able to view and download the data from the postgreSQL database as CSV and use excel to do any analysis. I came across DBPlot and it seems like a fantastic tool as it would make the whole process far more easier.
I cannot however, make the postgreSQL connection so that it pulls the data dirrectly. Can you please help?
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Sure I could help. I just tested connecting to PostgreSQL on my local and
things work as expected. Where did it go wrong:
Step1: make a connection to the database. Click "test" to see if it can
reach the server.
Step2: open connection
Step3: query data
I am a newbie at this stuff. I have a small database which is being filled
with data from a small DAQ with temperature and pressure sensors.
I am able to view and download the data from the postgreSQL database as
CSV and use excel to do any analysis. I came across DBPlot and it seems
like a fantastic tool as it would make the whole process far more easier.
I cannot however, make the postgreSQL connection so that it pulls the data
dirrectly. Can you please help?
Hello all,
I am a newbie at this stuff. I have a small database which is being filled with data from a small DAQ with temperature and pressure sensors.
I am able to view and download the data from the postgreSQL database as CSV and use excel to do any analysis. I came across DBPlot and it seems like a fantastic tool as it would make the whole process far more easier.
I cannot however, make the postgreSQL connection so that it pulls the data dirrectly. Can you please help?
Sure I could help. I just tested connecting to PostgreSQL on my local and
things work as expected. Where did it go wrong:
Step1: make a connection to the database. Click "test" to see if it can
reach the server.
Step2: open connection
Step3: query data
Pete
On Tue, Aug 11, 2015 at 1:30 PM, Adithya Nagesh adinagesh@users.sf.net
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