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9 databases, 1 local database, 2 querying a local database – Comtech EF Data NetVue Release 1.1 User Guide User Manual

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Advanced Configuration (System Display)

Revision 3

NetVue User Guide

MN-NETVUE

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10.9 Databases

10.9.1

Local database

10.9.1.1

Configuring the database settings

In System Display, do these steps:

1. Choose Admin ‣ Database.
2. In the Database Settings section, click the Local Database tab.
3. Select the Active check box.
4. Specify these database properties:

Db – Name of the local database

Db Server – Name (or IP address) of the server that hosts the local database

User ID – User name with which the NetVue has to log on to the local database

Password – Password with which the NetVue has to log on to the local database

Connection string

Max. Alarms – The maximum number of Alarms that can be stored in the local database

Fallback minimum – If the maximum number of Alarms setting has been reached, the oldest
Alarms will automatically be deleted so that, after the deletion, the database contains exactly
the number of Alarms specified in the Fallback Minimum box

Months to keep – The number of months that the Alarms will be kept in the local database

5. Click Apply.

NOTE: The Max. Alarms and Fallback minimum settings overrule the Months to keep
setting.

10.9.1.2

Querying a local database

In System Display, do these steps to query the local database:

1. Choose Admin ‣ Database.
2. In the Database Settings section, click the Query Executor tab.
3. In the NetVue selection box, select the NetVue Agent to query.
4. In the Query text box, enter the SQL query and click Execute.
5. Click Recent to select a previously entered query.
6. Click

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to get information about commonly used SQL commands.