Use the following SQL queries to return values for the specified data types.
Integer Data SELECT e.name,p.name,d.value,d.sampletime FROM erdc_int_data d, erdc_instance e, erdc_parameter p where e.erdc_instance_id = d.erdc_instance_id and p.erdc_parameter_id = d.erdc_parameter_id and e.name like "INSTANCE_NAME"; Decimal Data SELECT e.name,p.name,d.value,d.sampletime FROM erdc_decimal_data d, erdc_instance e, erdc_parameter p where e.erdc_instance_id = d.erdc_instance_id and p.erdc_parameter_id = d.erdc_parameter_id and e.name like "INSTANCE_NAME"; String Data SELECT e.name,p.name,d.value,d.sampletime FROM erdc_string_data d, erdc_instance e, erdc_parameter p where e.erdc_instance_id = d.erdc_instance_id and p.erdc_parameter_id = d.erdc_parameter_id and e.name like "INSTANCE_NAME"; |
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