Open Database Connectivity (Odbc) Configuration - Opticon ESL Server Manual

INSERT INTO Links_Staging
VALUES ('008', 'H',
To delete a link, use 'X' as value for the [DELETE] field and [ID] and [Variant] can be left empty.
INSERT INTO Links_Staging
VALUES (NULL, NULL,
* Oracle requires the column 'DEL' instead of 'DELETE'
Links can also be added manually, which is described in the following chapters.
It's also possible to create links by using the supplied web application for Wifi barcode terminals
like the H22, which allows quick linking by scanning the barcode on a products and the barcode
on the ESL. This requires a web-server running the web-app and a barcode field to be present in
the product table or otherwise a separate product look-up table to be present. See chapter 11 for
more information.
7.3.

Open DataBase Connectivity (ODBC) configuration

ODBC support makes it possible to connect to the following SQL-based data sources:

MS-SQL

SQLite
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PostgreSQL

MySQL

Oracle

DB2
Connecting to an ODBC data source only requires a Data source name (DSN), username and
password, which makes the configuration in the ESL server easier.
Before configuring the ESL server, first make sure the ODBC data source has been created
using the ODBC data source control panel as System DSN and that the required ODBC
driver has been installed. Make sure that the 32-bit or 64-bit architecture of the ODBC
connection matches that of the ESL server (and, if used, of the HTTP-server of the web
application).
Below you'll find a few example configurations for various ODBC data sources.
ODBC DSN configuration to a SQLite database
([ID], [Variant],
'3889DC00010DA031', '');
([ID], [Variant],
'3889DC00010DA031', 'X');
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[MAC], [DELETE])
[MAC], [DELETE])
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