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When using bindings that store future values as a time series, one must use a persistence service.
Using JDBC is indicated in the documentation as a valid candidate and so JDBC SQLite should work out of the box
Expected Behavior
When using bindings that store future values as a time series, one must use a persistence service.
Using JDBC is indicated in the documentation as a valid candidate and so JDBC SQLite should work out of the box
Current Behavior
Sadly, JDBC SQLite does not work because the queries generated to retrieve the future values do not match the actual content in the database, as explained here:
https://community.openhab.org/t/how-to-check-that-timeseries-are-properly-generated/154090/2
Possible Solution
Use another persistence service. In my case, I used JDBC MySQL
Steps to Reproduce (for Bugs)
Context
This was discovered while creating an Open Meteo binding.
Your Environment
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