My task is to fetch serial port output (from Arduino), then push the output to the Microsoft SQL Database. My Arduino project is recording student attendance using fingerprint. Every time a student has scanned his fingerprint, the Arduino will generate output like this: {'SID':1,'Date':2018/11/08,'…

Ah, JSON should be double quotes not single. Are you able to change that where it is generated of have you got to cope with it in node-red?

You will need quotes round the date and time too Serial.println("{\"SID\":"+ String(finger.fingerID) +",\"Date\":\""+ String(dateString) +"\",\"Time\":\""+ String(timeString) +"\"}"); Something like that anyway. In the debug node you want to see {"SID":1,"Date":"2018/11/08","Time":"21:25:50"} th…

[image] Conard: the Arduino will generate output like this: {'SID':1,'Date':2018/11/08,'Time':21:25:50} {'SID':2,'Date':2018/11/18,'Time':21:29:01} Those strings are not valid JSON, since the date and time values are not double quoted (and neither are the field names, I see). Instead the out…

Colin, it works now. I can see object with elements SID & etc. I try to do the rest now. patient with me. thank you!

Steve is right on the timestamp, you should save it as one date and time value in one of the standard time formats. In fact if the data is timestamped with the current time then even better to declare a timestamp column in the database and tell the db to put the current time in when it inserts it, …

[ed] this is my situation now. Table name is : attendance column: Atd_Date (date), Atd_InTime (time(7)), SID (int) pld = "INSERT INTO [SAOS1].[dbo].[attendance] " pld = pld + "(Atd_Date, Atd_InTime, SID) " pld = pld + "VALUES ('" + pld.Date + "', '" + pld.InTime + "', '" + pld.SID + "')" …

Whenever you are analysing a problem work through the flow with debug nodes checking all looks right. You are getting an error from the sql node so put the debug on the output of the function node and check that looks right.

[image] Conard: INSERT INTO [SAOS1].[dbo].[attendance] " pld = pld + "(Atd_Date, Atd_InTime, SID) " pld = pld + "VALUES ('" + pld.Date + "', '" + pld.InTime + "', '" + pld.SID + "') As an alternative, you might want to look at using a template node to build this INSERT string: [image] I jus…

shrickus, I am able to push data to my MSSQL database now. But the data stored inside MSSQL is not the same with the output. For example: output: {'SID':2,'Date':2018/11/18,'Time':21:29:01} data stored inside MSSQL : [ed1] that's odd. I don't know why

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This thread appears to be morphing into a duplicate of How to send SMS to different number using Twilio?

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