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    Hello, someone knows if it is possible to load data in real time from a sensor in a sql database. The data is updated automatically every 10 minutes. I was reviewing QSqlDatabase but I see that it does not have slots and signals to be adding data from the sensor measurements. Thanks

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    You seem to have your logic backwards. A database is simply a place to store information. Some other part of your program needs to respond to the sensor when it supplies a new measurement. You then add that to the database using SQL commands. There is no functionality in any SQL database to monitor sensors in real time that I am aware of.
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    Hi, thanks for your valuable help. I solved the problem with your recommendation. regards

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