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Synchronize behavior between PI Connector for Cygnet and Cygnet enumeration value representation
The values stored in the “Table Entry” column in Cygnet TRS should match the “State” column in the PI Server Digital states table. This way end users are not confused why the trends in PI do not match the trends in Cygnet.
9 votes -
3 votes
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Support VHS point History recovery for PI Connector for Cygnet
VHS points in Cygnet contain historical data. On startup, disconnection and at will, the connector should should attempt to recover history.
3 votes -
Cygnet - Check for prerequisites during the installation process instead of in the logs on startup
Currently, if some Cygnet prerequisites are missing, the following error is logged:
Although the errors are clear, this verification step should also occur during the initial installation process.Please review the "Installation requirements for PI Connector for CygNet" in the User Guide.
And subsections "Install the ODBC drivers" and "Verify connectivity with ARS".3 votes -
2 votes
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Enhance the PI Connector for Cygnet Back Fill Utility to use select PI Points
Currently the back filling utility for the PI Connector for Cygent only permits back filling an entire data source. Sometimes it is desirable to back fill certain points, or a subset of a data source, that has missing data or gaps that need to be re-sent to the PI Data Archive.
2 votes -
1 vote
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