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We understand and acknowledge the importance of this request. We are evaluating how to provide a homogeneous and unified experience for health information across all our connectors.
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We have a feature in the upcoming 1.2 release of the connector that will allow you to collect data from OPC UA tags that do not have current values but do have history. We would poll these every 60 seconds (default) to find new data.
Was that part of this request in any way? Can you describe in more detail what you would like as a feature that prompted you to vote for this time?
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Hey Chris, the OPC HDA interface allows back-filling by entering a custom time range, ie start and end time. The OPC UA Connector with historical access does not allow this; it starts back-filling at the last time it lost connection to the UA server, back-fills and then begins its realtime historical retrieval. The customers would like the ability to back-fill using a custom timerange, like the OPC HDA interface.
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I’m not sure why this would be needed. In the UFL connector you need to specify the name of the tag that you write to. And if that tag already exists, it will write to it. If that tag does not exist, then the connector would create that tag with your desired tag name. Why would you want the connector not to create that tag?
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OSIsoft Interfaces and Connectors which support Windows 10 can be run on Windows 10 Professional, Windows 10 Enterprise and Windows 10 IoT Enterprise. However, Windows 10 IoT Core is not supported.
If Windows 10 IoT Enterprise doesn’t meet the needs of your implementation, let us know more about your needs in the comments.
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We are looking into this feature now and may include in upcoming version.
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I have a question about this:
are we wanting data that is IN order to be tossed, for example, when we get two events in order with the same timestamp? we want the second event to be tossed?
using INSERT mode, if the data is out of order, and matches the timestamp of an existing event, it should get tossed with a -109 showing in the PI DA log