It seems to me you have a MySQL database, and you've created an ODBC
connection to it called "11".
Now, in LabVIEW, you have a connect VI (or new connection, or something like
it). Open an example that does a query. One of the inputs of this VI is
probably called "database name", "connection string" or something. I don't
have the toolkit installed, so I can't give the exact details. The string
connected to it is probably the database name of the example, either
"DNS=databasename" or simply "databasename". Replace "databasename" with
your database name, "11", without the quotes.
The example query that is done should be modified to suit your database.
That means, the table name should exist in your database, and the column
name should exist in that table. If you have an empty database, it's easiest
to create a table and some random data not uning LabVIEW, but using MySQL's
command line (see the manual). You can do queries to create tables and
columns, but that is not something to begin with.
That should do it, or you get an error that should give some more
information.
If you still can't get it to work, perhaps you should try to get some thing
working with an access database first.
Regards,
Wiebe.
