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Using the archive engine with mysql
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Inside the EPICS_PILOT repository, there are pre-built executables for the Archive Configuration Tool and the Archive Engine.
The Archive Configuration Tool bundle includes two batch files: one for retrieving the current configuration; and, one for setting a new configuration.
The mysql_settings.ini file contains the database settings and may need to be altered depending on your setup.
There is a demonstration configuration file called icap_test_config.xml which can be used as a starting point for your own configuration.
Alternatively, you can use the get_config.bat file to retrieve the current settings, the bat file will need to be edited to set the correct engine name to retrieve.
To send a configuration to the database, use the set_config.bat file.
This file will need to be edited to point at the correct engine (currently set to icap_test_engine) and to use the correct configuration file (currently set to icap_test_config.xml).
The Archive Engine bundle contains two batch files: one for starting the engine; and, one for stopping the engine.
The mysql_settings.ini file contains the database settings and may need to be altered depending on your setup.
To run the archive engine use the run_archive_engine.bat file.
This file will need to be edited to point at the correct engine (currently set to icap_test_engine).
To stop the archive engine use the kill_archive_engine.bat file.
Note: sometimes the archive engine disappears from task manager but still appears to be running. If this happens then it is necessary to kill the associated javaw.exe process.