Configure schedules
- Last UpdatedJul 09, 2025
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- PI System
- Adapter for RDBMS 1.1
- Adapters
The AVEVA Adapter for RDBMS can be configured to run scans based on a schedule. Each data item can be assigned to a schedule in the data selection configuration. The adapter samples data for those data items at the scheduled time.
You start an ingress component without a schedule configuration, a default schedule configuration is added to use as an example.
Note: When the adapter framework scheduler misses or skips a scan for any reason, either one of the following messages is printed: Scan skipped for schedule id <Id> or Scan missed for schedule <id>.
Postman
To configure schedules using Postman:
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To initialize the configuration, use the PUT method in conjunction with the http://localhost:5590/api/v1/configuration/<componentId>/Schedules REST endpoint.
Note: If you installed the adapter to listen on a non-default port, update 5590 to the port number in use.
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Copy and paste an example configuration for schedules into the Body section.
For sample JSONs, see the Examples section.
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Update the example JSON parameters for your environment.
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Select Send to push the configuration to the adapter.
EdgeCmd
To configure schedules using EdgeCmd:
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Using a text editor, create an empty text file.
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Copy and paste an example configuration for schedules into the file.
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Update the example JSON parameters for your environment.
For sample JSONs, see the Examples section.
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Save the file. For example, ConfigureSchedules.json.
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Open a command line session. Change directory to the location of your saved file.
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Use the following edgecmd command with the name of your JSON file. For this example, we will use ConfigureSchedules.json for the saved file.
edgecmd -port <port number> -cid <componentId> set Schedules -file /.ConfigureSchedules.json
For a list of other REST operations you can perform, like updating or deleting a data source configuration, see the REST URLs section.
Upon successful execution, the schedules change takes effect immediately during runtime.