the ability to disable the timezone adjustment.

currently we are calculating daily kpis on our global pi server. with PItoPI we are sharing it to the site pi-servers.
so the daily kpi for e.g. 1st januar 2019 00:00AM sould alwas have that timestamp. Because if the forward it to e.g. britain, it has the timestamp 31st decemper 2019 11:00PM (adjusted -1h to austrian time)

plz make it possible to disable it via Location2.

Failover mechanism in fxbais (Schneider-Electric PI interface for Windows) doesn't lead to a failover when the primary interface node loses connection to the network (f.i. when its NIC fails). It just starts buffering and sends its data after the connection is back again.
It keeps on updating its watchdog CALC block on IA, so no take over is initiated.
Some applications require "near real time" data, so if it comes in a day later, it's not very useful.
In such a case, the secondary interface node could perfectly take over the data collection.

For a PI tag with a specific scan class, if no new value is collected by the PI Interface after a period of time (for example 2x the scan class) , the interface will add automaticaly the value "No Data". It will avoid the usage of a dedicated analyze for this, in the PI Server. And like that, the PI user will be aware of the issue, by using any PI Visualization tool.

Hi all,
 
i got to know this standard:
Standards – SiLA Rapid Integration
This standard is a really good approach to connect various types of lab equipment. Over it it is possible to fetch for example the RPM of a mixing device, temperature of a heater etc.
For my understanding, this screams loudly for a time series recorder with analytic options.
 
Thanks for your support
Thorsten

Right now PerfMon only supports ArcNoReplace. PerfMon has a history of failing over if a server is unreachable. And since PerfMon only supports Hot failover, every time it fails over the new interface tries to write values that the old one already wrote. I would like to be able to specify ArcNoReplace so I don't get an error flood every time the interface fails over.

Currently DNP3 outputs are done one event at a time. We could improve performance by either supporting multiple DNP messages per TCP packet or multiple analog output commands per DNP message.

Currently the ODBC connection is configured with a SQL date time parameter when retrieving the TS parameter (snapshot time stamp).
Due to the fact lots of sources system having more precision in their time stamps, it makes it hard to compair source time stamp to the pi time stamp (precision and rounding issue in SQL).
I request to add support for sql datetime2 into the ODBC connection, or an option to read the time from the snapshot in seconds since 1.1.1970

Having the support of the PI Annotations in the PI-to-PI Interface.

We see a data gap in one PI Data Archive after the machine hosting the PI-to-PI interface was one hour in the future. In this case, the buffer disconnected from the machine when the issue happened, The buffer did not work correctly and there was a data gap in the target server.

/fd parameter is only used while performing real-time scan. If scan rate is set to a higher value such as a day, the user would need to wait for the first scan (after a day) to get future data. This should be done at interface startup. For use case see notes for Case # 895278.

I would like the ability for the PI Interface for OPC DA to retry writing data when it receives a CONNECT_E_ADVISELIMIT error. Certain OPC servers return a CONNECT_E_ADVISELIMIT error when write requests are received in quick succession, and having a setting to retry writing the data would be better than the current method of performing a restart of the service. The issue is exacerbated when the network is unstable.

Add the YouTube help videos that exist on the OSIsoft Learning channel to the "Help" section of ICU. For example, the UFL designer YouTube videos would appear alongside the corresponding documentation that should be accessible from ICU > Help > Interface Manual...

The PI Interface for Quindar SCADA should have an option to log all values and timestamps from the data source (Prior to any processing by UniInt) for a specified PI point.

I have a scan-based output point writing multiple PI values to the relational database as described here:
https://livelibrary.osisoft.com/LiveLibrary/content/en/int-rdbms-v4/GUID-1A194D2B-388B-4FD7-8B82-D85EDDBBC572

I would like to perform history recovery for such an output point, but this is currently not possible because the output point is scan-based:
https://techsupport.osisoft.com/Troubleshooting/KB/KB01139/

Since event-driven tags can have only one source tags, I cannot recover historical data from multiple PI tags with only one output tag.

For the SNMP Interface, the suggestion would be to have the interface output a .txt file that includes the SNMP devices that have lost connection with the interface. This could be useful when there is a high volume of SNMP devices that connect to the interface.

The health point names for the Read_Only 1.6.8.1 SNMP Interface have a different naming convention than the health points for Read-Write SNMP Interface 1.5.1.306. In order to keep monitoring consistent across version upgrades, the suggestion is to keep naming convention of the health points the same across versions.

PI EMDVB interface stops because of time difference between SQL and PI servers:

"Error, SQL Server is ahead of PI Server more than 30 seconds, please adjust clocks. "

That means we should adjust the (SQL server) DCS clock. However 30 seconds seems a short time to me.

I would like the PI Interface for EMDVB to have the ability to define the source system Time/TimeZone offset.