As the following image, the relative path jdbc:sqlite:${data} doesn’t work in ignition 8.1.12.
If I use a direct path it works correctly:
C:\Program Files\Inductive Automation\Ignition\data\projects
I wonder it is only valid for linux?
We definitely tested on other OSes. Your syntax looks correct, but I’ll look into this some more.
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The wildcard path worked for me. What was happening on your system - the DB connection was faulted? Any errors in the logs?
In my system the DB Connection is faulted and not valid until I change it to static path.
This is the error log for my configuration.
I just want simply access this folder:
C:\Program Files\Inductive Automation\Ignition 8.1.12\data\projects
Hm, you’re sure of the version? Can you start a support ticket? I would expect that path to look different if the substitution was working properly.
Yes, it is 8.1.12 and from 8.1.10 it should have worked correctly.
The only thing I did is when installing ignition I change the default folder name to “C:\Program Files\Inductive Automation\Ignition 8.1.12” because I have several instances of ignition on the same machine.
Did you check it with 8.1.12?
When I put direct path it works OK but both ${local} ${data} get error as you see.
The logic is fairly simple, and would always be used on 8.1.10 and up. I tested on ~8.1.15 in the IDE, but that shouldn’t matter (outside of file permissions, theoretically, but since you’re able to hardcode a path I don’t think it’s relevant here).
From the screenshots, it looks like you meet all these conditions:
if (field.equals(DatasourceRecord.ConnectURL)
&& record.getDriver().getVendor().equals(DatabaseVendor.SQLITE)
&& val != null && !val.contains(":memory:")) {
Unfortunately, I don’t think there’s any logging to use to confirm what’s happening. I’d start with support at this point.
Can you verify that the version is indeed 8.1.12 on the Status → Overview page? I’m just concerned that the Gateway wasn’t installed / upgraded properly and isn’t on 8.1.10+.
Also, what are the local.dir and the data.dir parameter values within C:\Program Files\Inductive Automation\Ignition 8.1.12\webserver\webapps\main\WEB-INF\web.xml?
Yes it is Version: 8.1.12 (b2021111810)
I just install it from scratch.
web.xml (4.9 KB)
Did you restore from a gateway backup? If so, what version is that backup from?
Can you verify that the SQLite driver type is set to SQLITE within Config -> Drivers?
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Yes it originally come form 8.1.4 and restore in 8.1.12 and then I try to check for this feature.
The driver type is set to Generic. I change it and now it is working thanks.
So it is because I import it from older version?
I don’t think it’s a problem with the restore or old version, it’s because you had it set to GENERIC instead of SQLITE.
edit: but your screenshot above shows SQLite… maybe that’s not it…
I think a sufficiently old version didn’t have a dedicated translator for SQLite, so you could have a SQLite driver but a ‘generic’ type. That’s the only real problem here. Fresh installs won’t have the issue.
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@nader.chinichian Try: jdbc:sqlite:data\projects\user.db
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I had the same issue, this worked: jdbc:sqlite:data\projects\user.d … also I did restore backup for the ignition test btw, i think that might have caused it.
My problem is solved by changing translator to SQLITE.