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I created an SQL sensor (Microsoft SQL v2). as it worked, i recognized a little mistake resulting in "wrong" output. I modified the query, saved the file again in the original place, but the sensor still uses the "original" query (as i could confirm by logging the query details). Even rebooting the whole probe did not change anything.
So my question is: How can i modify the underlying query of an SQL sensor without re-creating the whole sensor (with all its settings) ?
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Dear Arnold,
does that sensor run on a remote probe? In this case, the .sql file has to be changed on that computer.
Created on Jul 24, 2018 8:37:29 PM by
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Dear Arnold,
if the old file is overwritten, the sensor has to use the current one, as the SQL statement is not cached. For analysis, please create a second sensor with the overwritten .sql file. Do you get the old, or the current version?
Created on Jul 25, 2018 6:28:29 PM by
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Setting the executed .sql-file with an API call is not supported. Please set this the only supported way by creating the sensor by hand.
Created on Mar 5, 2019 1:18:09 PM by
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