This adapter saves state history into SQL DB.
Supports PostgreSQL, mysql, Microsoft SQL Server and sqlite. You can leave port 0 if default port is desired.
This adapter uses Sentry libraries to automatically report exceptions and code errors to the developers. For more details and for information how to disable the error reporting see Sentry-Plugin Documentation! Sentry reporting is used starting with js-controller 3.0.
Use localhost\instance for the host and check TCP/IP connections enabled.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb909712(v=vs.90).aspx
is "file"-DB and cannot manage too many events. If you have a big amount of data use the real DB, like PostgreSQL and co.
SQLite DB must not be installed extra. It is just a file on disk, but to install it you require build tools on your system. For linux, just write:
sudo apt-get install build-essential
For windows:
c:\>npm install --global --production windows-build-tools
and then reinstall the adapter, e.g:
cd /opt/iobroker
iobroker stop sql
npm install iobroker.sql --production
iobroker start sql
You can install mysql on linux systems as following:
apt-get install mysql-server mysql-client
mysql -uroot -p
CREATE USER 'iobroker'@'%' IDENTIFIED BY 'iobroker';
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON * . * TO 'iobroker'@'%';
FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
If required edit /etc/mysql/my.cnf to set bind to IP-Address for remote connect.
Warning: iobroker user is "admin". If required give limited rights to iobroker user.
On the "windows" it can be easily installed via installer: https://dev.mysql.com/downloads/installer/.
Pay attention for authentication method. The new encryption algorithm in MySQL 8.0 is not yet supported by node.js and you must select legacy authentication method.
Default Database name is "iobroker", but it can be changed in the configuration.
This table is a list of adapter's instances, that wrote the entries. (state.from)
| DB | Name in query |
|---|---|
| MS-SQL | iobroker.dbo.sources |
| MySQL | iobroker.sources |
| PostgreSQL | sources |
| SQLite | sources |
Structure:
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| id | INTEGER NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY IDENTITY(1,1) | unique ID |
| name | varchar(255) / TEXT | instance of adapter, that wrote the entry |
Note: MS-SQL uses varchar(255), and others use TEXT
This table is a list of data points. (IDs)
| DB | Name in query |
|---|---|
| MS-SQL | iobroker.dbo.datapoints |
| MySQL | iobroker.datapoints |
| PostgreSQL | datapoints |
| SQLite | datapoints |
Structure:
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| id | INTEGER NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY IDENTITY(1,1) | unique ID |
| name | varchar(255) / TEXT | ID of variable, e.g. hm-rpc.0.JEQ283747.1.STATE |
| type | INTEGER | 0 - number, 1 - string, 2 - boolean |
Note: MS-SQL uses varchar(255), and others use TEXT
Values for states with type "number". ts means "time series".
| DB | Name in query |
|---|---|
| MS-SQL | iobroker.dbo.ts_number |
| MySQL | iobroker.ts_number |
| PostgreSQL | ts_number |
| SQLite | ts_number |
Structure:
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| id | INTEGER | ID of state from "Data points" table |
| ts | BIGINT / INTEGER | Time in ms till epoch. Can be converted to time with "new Date(ts)" |
| val | REAL | Value |
| ack | BIT/BOOLEAN | Is acknowledged: 0 - not ack, 1 - ack |
| _from | INTEGER | ID of source from "Sources" table |
| q | INTEGER | Quality as number. You can find description here |
Note: MS-SQL uses BIT, and others use BOOLEAN. SQLite uses for ts INTEGER and all others BIGINT.
The user can define additional to type number the functionality of "counters". For this purpose following table is created:
| DB | Name in the query |
|---|---|
| MS-SQL | iobroker.dbo.ts_counter |
| MySQL | iobroker.ts_counter |
| PostgreSQL | ts_counter |
| SQLite | ts_counter |
Structure:
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| id | INTEGER | ID of state from "Data points" table |
| ts | BIGINT / INTEGER | Time in ms till epoch. Can be converted to time with "new Date(ts)" |
| val | REAL | Value |
This table stores the values when the counter was exchanged and the value does not increased, but failed to zero or lower value.
Values for states with type "string".
| DB | Name in query |
|---|---|
| MS-SQL | iobroker.dbo.ts_string |
| MySQL | iobroker.ts_string |
| PostgreSQL | ts_string |
| SQLite | ts_string |
Structure:
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| id | INTEGER | ID of state from "Data points" table |
| ts | BIGINT | Time in ms till epoch. Can be converted to time with "new Date(ts)" |
| val | TEXT | Value |
| ack | BIT/BOOLEAN | Is acknowledged: 0 - not ack, 1 - ack |
| _from | INTEGER | ID of source from "Sources" table |
| q | INTEGER | Quality as number. You can find description here |
Note: MS-SQL uses BIT, and others use BOOLEAN. SQLite uses for ts INTEGER and all others BIGINT.
Values for states with type "boolean".
| DB | Name in query |
|---|---|
| MS-SQL | iobroker.dbo.ts_bool |
| MySQL | iobroker.ts_bool |
| PostgreSQL | ts_bool |
| SQLite | ts_bool |
Structure:
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| id | INTEGER | ID of state from "Data points" table |
| ts | BIGINT | Time in ms till epoch. Can be converted to time with "new Date(ts)" |
| val | BIT/BOOLEAN | Value |
| ack | BIT/BOOLEAN | Is acknowledged: 0 - not ack, 1 - ack |
| _from | INTEGER | ID of source from "Sources" table |
| q | INTEGER | Quality as number. You can find description here |
Note: MS-SQL uses BIT, and others use BOOLEAN. SQLite uses for ts INTEGER and all others BIGINT.
The user can execute custom queries on tables from javascript adapter:
sendTo('sql.0', 'query', 'SELECT * FROM datapoints', function (result) {
if (result.error) {
console.error(result.error);
} else {
// show result
console.log('Rows: ' + JSON.stringify(result.result));
}
});
Or get entries for the last hour for ID=system.adapter.admin.0.memRss
sendTo('sql.0', 'query', 'SELECT id FROM datapoints WHERE name="system.adapter.admin.0.memRss"', function (result) {
if (result.error) {
console.error(result.error);
} else {
// show result
console.log('Rows: ' + JSON.stringify(result.result));
var now = new Date();
now.setHours(-1);
sendTo('sql.0', 'query', 'SELECT * FROM ts_number WHERE ts >= ' + now.getTime() + ' AND id=' + result.result[0].id, function (result) {
console.log('Rows: ' + JSON.stringify(result.result));
});
}
});
Note:
Depending on the database, the database name or database name + schema must be inserted before the table name - see boxes above under 'Structure of the DBs'.
Example if your database is called 'iobroker':
| DB | Name in query |
|---|---|
| MS-SQL | SELECT * FROM iobroker.dbo.datapoints ... |
| MySQL | SELECT * FROM iobroker.datapoints ... |
If you want to write other data into the InfluxDB/SQL you can use the build in system function storeState. This function can also be used to convert data from other History adapters like History or SQL.
The given IDs are not checked against the ioBroker database and do not need to be set up there, but can only be accessed directly.
The Message can have one of the following three formats:
- one ID and one state object:
{id: 'adapter.0.device.counter', state: {val: 1, ts: 10239499}} - one ID and array of state objects:
{id: 'adapter.0.device.counter', state: [{val: 1, ts: 10239499}, {val: 2, ts: 10239599}, {val: 3, ts: 10239699}]} - array of multiple IDs with state objects
[{id: 'adapter.0.device.counter1', state: {val: 1, ts: 10239499}, {id: 'adapter.0.device.counter2', state: {val: 2, ts: 10239599}]
Additionally, you can add attribute rules: true to activate all rules, like counter, changesOnly, de-bounce and so on: {id: 'adapter.0.device.counter', rules: true, state: [{val: 1, ts: 10239499}, {val: 2, ts: 10239599}, {val: 3, ts: 10239699}]}
If you want to delete entry from the Database you can use the build in system function delete:
sendTo('sql.0', 'delete', [
{id: 'mbus.0.counter.xxx, state: {ts: 1589458809352},
{id: 'mbus.0.counter.yyy, state: {ts: 1589458809353}
], result => console.log('deleted'));
To delete ALL history data for some data point execute:
sendTo('sql.0', 'deleteAll', [
{id: 'mbus.0.counter.xxx}
{id: 'mbus.0.counter.yyy}
], result => console.log('deleted'));
To delete history data for some data point and for some range execute:
sendTo('sql.0', 'deleteRange', [
{id: 'mbus.0.counter.xxx, start: '2019-01-01T00:00:00.000Z', end: '2019-12-31T23:59:59.999'},
{id: 'mbus.0.counter.yyy, start: 1589458809352, end: 1589458809353}
], result => console.log('deleted'));
Time could be ms since epoch or ans string, that could be converted by javascript Date object.
Values will be deleted including defined limits. ts >= start AND ts <= end
If you want to change entry's value, quality or acknowledge flag in the database you can use the build in system function update:
sendTo('sql.0', 'update', [
{id: 'mbus.0.counter.xxx, state: {ts: 1589458809352, val: 15, ack: true, q: 0},
{id: 'mbus.0.counter.xxx, state: {ts: 1589458809353, val: 16, ack: true, q: 0}
], result => console.log('deleted'));
ts is mandatory. At least one other flags must be included in state object.
Be careful with counters. The counters in DB will not be reset and you must handle it yourself.
Additional to custom queries, you can use build in system function getHistory:
var end = Date.now();
sendTo('sql.0', 'getHistory', {
id: 'system.adapter.admin.0.memRss',
options: {
start: end - 3600000,
end: end,
aggregate: 'minmax' // or 'none' to get raw values
}
}, function (result) {
for (var i = 0; i < result.result.length; i++) {
console.log(result.result[i].id + ' ' + new Date(result.result[i].ts).toISOString());
}
});
User can ask the value of some counter (type=number, counter=true) for specific period.
var now = Date.now();
// get consumption value for last 30 days
sendTo('sql.0', 'getCounter', {
id: 'system.adapter.admin.0.memRss',
options: {
start: now - 3600000 * 24 * 30,
end: now,
}
}, result => {
console.log(`In last 30 days the consumption was ${result.result} kWh`);
});
If the counter device will be replaced it will be calculated too.
The adapter supports enabling and disabling of history logging via JavaScript and also retrieving the list of enabled data points with their settings.
The message requires to have the "id" of the data point. Additionally, optional "options" to define the data point specific settings:
sendTo('sql.0', 'enableHistory', {
id: 'system.adapter.sql.0.memRss',
options: {
changesOnly: true,
debounce: 0,
retention: 31536000,
maxLength: 3,
changesMinDelta: 0.5,
aliasId: ''
}
}, function (result) {
if (result.error) {
console.log(result.error);
}
if (result.success) {
//successful enabled
}
});
The message requires to have the "id" of the data point.
sendTo('sql.0', 'disableHistory', {
id: 'system.adapter.sql.0.memRss',
}, function (result) {
if (result.error) {
console.log(result.error);
}
if (result.success) {
//successfull enabled
}
});
The message has no parameters.
sendTo('sql.0', 'getEnabledDPs', {}, function (result) {
//result is object like:
{
"system.adapter.sql.0.memRss": {
"changesOnly":true,
"debounce":0,
"retention":31536000,
"maxLength":3,
"changesMinDelta":0.5,
"enabled":true,
"changesRelogInterval":0,
"aliasId": ""
}
...
}
});
- DB Type: Type of the SQL DB: MySQL, PostgreSQL, MS-SQL or SQLite3
- Host: IP address or host name with SQL Server
- Port: Port of SQL Server (leave blank if not sure)
- Database name: Database name. Default iobroker
- User: User name for SQL. Must exist in the DB.
- Password: Password for SQL.
- Password confirm: Just repeat password here.
- Encrypt: Some DBs support encryption.
- Round real to: Number of digits after the comma.
- Allow parallel requests: Allow simultaneous SQL requests to DB.
- Do not create database: Activate this option if database already created (e.g. by administrator) and the ioBroker-user does not have enough rights to create a DB.
- De-bounce interval: Do not store values oftener than this interval.
- Log unchanged values any: Write additionally the values every X seconds.
- Minimum difference from last value to log: The minimum interval between two values.
- Storage retention: How long the values will be stored in the DB.
- (bluefox) fixed the support of Admin5
- (bluefox) added support of Admin5
- (Apollon77) make sure message query is a string (Sentry)
- (Apollon77) Optimize stop handling
- (bluefox) Added the option "Do not create database". E.g. if DB was created and it does not required to do that, because the user does not have enough rights.
- (Apollon77) prevent wrong errors that realId is missing
- (Apollon77) implement a workaround for postgres problem
BREAKING This version only accepts Node.js 10.x+ (because sqlite3 was upgraded)
- (Apollon77) Prevent crash case (Sentry IOBROKER-SQL-16, IOBROKER-SQL-15, IOBROKER-SQL-1K)
- (bluefox) Fixed error for data storage
- (bluefox) Corrected error for objects with mixed type
- (bluefox) added the range deletion and the delete all operations
- (bluefox) added changed and delete operations
- (bluefox) set default history if not yet set
- (Apollon77) Crash prevented for invalid objects (Sentry IOBROKER-SQL-X)
- (Apollon77) Potential crash fixed when disabling data points too fast (Sentry IOBROKER-SQL-W)
- (Apollon77) Always set "encrypt" flag, even if false because else might en in default true (see tediousjs/tedious#931)
- (Apollon77) Try to create indexes on MSSQL to speed up things. Infos are shown if not possible to be able for the user to do it themself. Timeout is 15s
- (Apollon77) MSSQL works again
- (Apollon77) Fix potential crash (Sentry)
- (Apollon77) Implement max Connections setting and respect it, now allows to control how many concurrent connections to database are used (default 100) and others wait up to 10s for a free connection before failing)
- (Apollon77) Change dependencies to admin to a global dependency
- (Apollon77) Update connection status also in between
- (Apollon77) fix some potential crash cases (Sentry reported)
- (Omega236) Add id to error message for queries
- (Apollon77) update pg to stay compatible with nodejs 14
- (Apollon77) Start clearly ending timeouts on unload ... still some cases left!
- Requires js-controller >= 2.0.0
- (Apollon77) removed usage of adapter.objects
- (Apollon77) check if objects have changed and ignore unchanged
- (Apollon77) Add Sentry for Error Reporting with js-controller 3.0
- (Apollon77) Make sure value undefined is ignored
- (bluefox) Converted to ES6
- (bluefox) The counter functionality was implemented.
- (Apollon77) Add support for nodejs 12
- (Apollon77) Fix several smaller issues and topics
- (Apollon77) Optimize Texts (for Admin v3 UI)
- (Apollon77) Add option to log datapoints as other ID (alias) to easier migrate devices and such
- (Apollon77) Update sqlite3, nodejs 10 compatible
- (BuZZy1337) Admin fix
- (Apollon77) Fix getHistory
- (Apollon77) Respect 'keep forever' setting for retention from data point configuration
- (Apollon77) Disable to write NULLs for SQLite
- (Apollon77) Make option to write NULL values on start/stop boundaries configurable
- (bondrogeen) Admin3 Fixes
- (Apollon77) optimize relog feature and other things
- (Bluefox) Admin3 Fixes
- (Apollon77) Relog and null log fixes
- (Apollon77) Admin3 Fixes
- (bluefox) Ready for Admin3
- (Apollon77) fix relog value feature
- (bluefox) add "save last value" option
- (Apollon77) fix behaviour of log interval to always log the current value
- (Apollon77) fix dependency to other library
- (Apollon77) fix in datatype conversions
- (Apollon77) Add option to define storage datatype per datapoint inclusing converting the value if needed
- (Apollon77) Fix typo with PostgrSQL
- (Apollon77) Small fix again for older configurations
- (Apollon77) fix for DBConverter Analyze function
- (Apollon77) Small fix for older configurations
- (bluefox) Fix handling of float values in Adapter config and Datapoint config.
- (Apollon77) Rollback to sql-client 0.7 to get rid of the mmagic dependecy that brings problems on older systems
- (Apollon77) Add messages enableHistory/disableHistory
- (Apollon77) add support to log changes only if value differs a minimum value for numbers
- (Apollon77) Allow database names with '-' for MySQL
- (Apollon77) Update dependecies
- (bluefox) Fix insert of string with '
- (Apollon77) add option to re-log unchanged values to make it easier for visualization
- (bluefox) Fix selector for SQL objects
- (bluefox) сompatible only with new admin
- (bluefox) change name of object from "history" to "custom"
- (bluefox) fix multi requests if sqlite
- (bluefox) allow settings for parallel requests
- (bluefox) draw line to the end if ignore null
- (bluefox) allow setup DB name for mysql and mssql
- (bluefox) switch max and min with each other
- (bluefox) check retention of data if set "never"
- (bluefox) try to calculate old timestamps
- (bluefox) fix error with io-package
- (bluefox) fix error with SQLite
- (bluefox) change default aggregation name
- (bluefox) fix postgres
- (bluefox) queue select if IDs and FROMs queries for sqlite
- (bluefox) queue delete queries too for sqlite
- (bluefox) support of custom queries
- (bluefox) only one request simultaneously for sqlite
- (bluefox) add tests (primitive and only sql)
- (bluefox) support of milliseconds
- (bluefox) fix sqlite
- (bluefox) fix deletion of old entries
- (bluefox) do not print errors twice
- (bluefox) fix MS-SQL port settings
- (bluefox) fix error with double entries
- (bluefox) support of strings
- (smiling_Jack) Add demo Data ( todo: faster insert to db )
- (smiling_Jack) change aggregation (now same as history Adapter)
- (bluefox) bug fixing
- (bluefox) allow only 1 client for SQLite
- (bluefox) initial commit
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