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We are aware of the interest in this functionality but at this time it is not in our short-term plans to implement.
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At this time, this item is not currently scheduled for a release of PI Vision. If this changes, this item will be updated to reflect the current status.
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1000% percent yes
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In response to Scott Mitchell, "This idea holds true for almost every OS..."
Totally agree. I upvoted...Jim Gavigan
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This request is partially similar to the following request – https://feedback.osisoft.com/forums/555139-pi-connectors/suggestions/19611235-retrieve-data-even-it-s-not-changed-on-opc-server
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I disagree - as sometimes, the ONLY thing I care about is the root cause. Maybe your suggestion should be that we need one or the other, or both? Right now, you get the event, or both. I would love a shot to just get the root cause events.
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agreed - I do this with the hyperlink function in excel - will pull a bunch of events in and let the user build the before/after offsets so that they can see before the event started and after the event ended. It would be nice to have some native functionality like this.
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Scott and I posted this two years ago while working for a different company. The issue still stands..
This is almost as important as having PI Vision folders.
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In response to Roger Palmen, "Exactly! Or monitor that a batch has bee..."
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Yes, I will often save the start time of an event as a PI tag and then have a running duration as a PI tag to show the operator.... -
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a million times yes!! :)
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@Ryan - this is literally the only visualization tool I have used in my 24 years that didn't allow a grid for aligning objects. EVERY HMI and SCADA tool I have worked with since 1995 has had it, Autocad had it, Visio has it, Power BI and Tableau have it. It is literally a must have and just can't be that hard to incorporate.
I see lots of poorly done displays because people don't know or take the time to do alignment, and it is easy for them to drift slightly when selecting. We as consultants and integrators spend non value added time lining things up properly. It is painful.
I respectfully ask that you guys reconsider this functionality.