ࡱ> 2           ^ _ ` a b     |||y` 05bjbjss 4 T&}^VVVVn$n$n$:dW8S8S8S8pVT]l\|>^ěA4 JLLLLLL$hpn$(,ܹ"((pVVěx6x6x6(V(n$ěJx6(Jx6x6n#ln$"uěP| _g8S -q<{ Group member Tags share the same ASCII SQL file. More detailed description - see chapter  REF _Ref127254077 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT SQL SELECT Statement for Tag Groups. ( Example available in  HYPERLINK \l "_Appendix_A_Examples" Appendix B Examples  HYPERLINK \l "_Example_1.3__three PI points formi" Example 1.3 three PI points forming a GROUP Tag Distribution Compared to Tag Groups, where grouping happens in the form of multiple value, status columns in a result-set; Tag Distribution means multiple records per query. Each record can contain data for a different tag. To achieve this, an additional field must be provided a field that contains the tag name (or an alias) telling the interface to which target point a particular row should be distributed. More detailed description - see section  REF _Ref497020876 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT SQL SELECT Statement for Tag Distribution. The Distributor Tag defines the SQL statement. This point does not receive any actual (selected) data from the result set. Instead, it gets the number of all rows successfully delivered to target points and this number is time stamped by the current time. Such information is useful for administration purposes. Target points are thus found either according to their tag name (value retrieved in PI_TAGNAME column should match the tag name of the point), or according to /ALIAS=alias_key definition found in the Extended Descriptor of the particular target point. Note: Target points have to be of the same scan class as the DistributorTag Target points thus do not have any SQL Query assigned (InstrumentTag is empty, no /SQL= definition in their ExtendedDescriptor) Note: It is required that the Distributor Tag is of point type numeric. ( Example available in  HYPERLINK \l "_Appendix_A_Examples" Appendix B Examples  HYPERLINK \l "_Example_1.4__Tag Distribution" Example 1.4 Tag Distribution RxC Distribution (combination of Group and Distribution) Some laboratory data in RDB tables have a common structure that looks like: SAMPLETIME, TANK, LEVEL,LEVEL_STATUS, TEMPERATURE, TEMPERATURE_STATUS, DENSITY, DENSITY_STATUS, To transform this kind of result-set to PI tags the interface implements a strategy that accepts data being structured as follows: [PI_TIMESTAMP1],PI_TAGNAME1, PI_VALUE1, [PI_STATUS1], [PI_TIMESTAMP2],PI_TAGNAME2, PI_VALUE2, [PI_STATUS2], ... [PI_TIMESTAMPn],PI_TAGNAMEn, PI_VALUEn, [PI_STATUSn], ... or, in case there is only one TIMESTAMP for all values in the query: [PI_TIMESTAMP],PI_TAGNAME1, PI_VALUE1, [PI_STATUS1], PI_TAGNAME2, PI_VALUE2, [PI_STATUS2], ... PI_TAGNAMEn, PI_VALUEn, [PI_STATUSn], ... Note: RxC only works with ALIASed column names (i.e. column list in the SELECT statement is ALIASed, like SELECT name AS PI_TAGNAME1,). If tag names do not correspond to names returned in PI_TAGNAMEn columns, use the /ALIAS keyword in Extended Descriptor. This works similarly to TagDistribution. Note: Target points have to be of the same scan class as the Distributor Tag. Target points thus do not have any SQL Query assigned (their InstrumentTag is empty, and no /SQL= definition in their ExtendedDescriptor) See also info in chapter  REF _Ref16040571 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT SQL SELECT Statement for RxC . ( Example available in  HYPERLINK \l "_Appendix_A_Examples" Appendix B Examples  HYPERLINK \l "_Example_1.5__RxC Distribution" Example 1.5 RxC Distribution Concept of Data Output from PI to Relational Database Transferring data from PI to a relational database works similarly to RDB reading. A SQL query (usually INSERT) is prepared and then executed - either event driven (sign-up for snapshot), or on a periodical basis. The interface thus continuously forwards the snapshot values of any PI point to RDB via the run time placeholders (see section  REF _Ref127181985 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT SQL Placeholders). For copying data from PI to a relational database, the event based approach is used most often. To achieve this, the output tag (a tag that executes the SQL statement) has a reference to its SourceTag. The SourceTag triggers the execution and the output tag itself gets the copy of the exported data (to verify the output operation). If the output fails (e.g. the ODBC SQLExecute() function ends with an error), the output point gets the status BadOutput. Note: Writing data to Relational Databases is normally configured via output tags (event based output). Nevertheless, input points can also be used to write data to a Relational Database on a periodical basis. In this case, input points execute an INSERT statement instead of an ordinary SELECT (see example 2.1) More detailed description can be found in chapter  REF _Ref126110832 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Output from PI. ( Examples available in  HYPERLINK \l "_Appendix_A_Examples" Appendix B Examples:  HYPERLINK \l "_Example_2.1a__insert sinusoid valu" Example 2.1a insert sinusoid values into table (event based)  HYPERLINK \l "_Example_2.1b__insert sinusoid valu" Example 2.1b insert sinusoid values into table (scan based)  HYPERLINK \l "_Example_2.1c__insert 2 different s" Example 2.1c insert 2 different sinusoid values into table (event based) SQL Statements As outlined in the previous paragraphs, SQL statements are defined in ASCII files, or can be specified directly within the Extended Descriptor of a PI tag. Both options are equivalent. ASCII files are located in the directory pointed to by the /SQL=path keyword (found among the interface start-up parameters). Names of these files are arbitrary; the recommended form is filename.SQL. The ASCII SQL file is bound to a given point via the Instrument Tag attribute. In case the Instrument Tag field is empty, the interface looks for a SQL statement definition in the Extended Descriptor - searching for the keyword /SQL. If no statement definition is found, the point is accepted, but marked inactive. Such a tag would only receive data via TagDistribution or RxC Distribution. Example: SQL statement definition in Extended Descriptor: /SQL= "SELECT Timestamp,Value,0 FROM Table WHERE Timestamp>?;" P1=TS Note: The entire statement(s) definition text in the Extended Descriptor has to be surrounded by double-quotes (" ") and the semicolon ';' marking the end of a particular query, is mandatory. The same SQL statement defined in an ASCII file SQL_in_ASCII.SQL: SELECT Timestamp,Value,0 FROM Table WHERE Timestamp>?; InstrumentTag: SQL_in_ASCII.SQL Extended Descriptor: P1=TS Note: Both ASCII file and Extended Descriptor definitions can contain a sequence of SQL commands separated by semicolons ';'. When the interface works in the ODBC AUTOCOMMIT mode (default setting), each SQL statement gets committed immediately after the execution. Transaction can be enforced by the /TRANSACT keyword in the ExtendedDescriptor of a given tag; see section  REF _Ref516882952 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Explicit Transactions later on for more details Prepared Execution Once SQL statement(s) have been accepted by the interface (during the interface startup or after a point creation/edit), the corresponding ODBC statement handles are internally allocated and prepared. These prepared statements are then executed whenever the related tag gets scanned/triggered. This setup is most efficient when statements are executed repeatedly with only different parameter values supplied. On the other hand, some ODBC drivers are limited on the number of concurrently prepared ODBC statements (see the section  REF _Ref126657489 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Database Specifics), therefore the interface allows for the direct execution mode as described in the next paragraph: Note: Prepared Execution is the default behavior. It was the only option in previous versions of this interface (prior to version 3.0.6) Direct Execution The interface will use the Direct ODBC Execution (will call the SQLExecDirect() function) when the start-up parameter /EXECDIRECT is specified. In this mode, the interface allocates, binds, executes and frees the ODBC statement(s) each time the given tag is examined. Direct execution has the advantage of not running into the concurrently prepared statement limitation known for some ODBC drivers (see chapter  REF _Ref126657489 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Database Specifics). Another situation where the direct execution is useful, are complex stored procedures, because the direct execution thus allows dynamic binding and effectively examining different result-sets these stored procedures can generate. A disadvantage is slightly increased CPU consumption; nevertheless, this constraint doesn't seem to be that important today. Language Requirements, ODBC API Conformance The level of API conformance of the ODBC driver used is checked on the interface startup. The interface requires the ODBC driver to be at least of Level 1 API conformance (SQL_ODBC_API_CONFORMANCE) and SQL statements should comply with the MINIMUM Grammar (SQL_ODBC_SQL_CONFORMANCE). The information about the supported conformance level (both API and Grammar) is written into the interface specific log-file (in debug level 1, section ODBC General Info:) immediately after the interface starts. The following Data Manipulation Language (DML) statements are supported: SELECT INSERT UPDATE DELETE Additionally, the interface allows for calling stored procedures: {CALL StoredProcedureName( [parameter list])} If the syntax of an SQL statement is invalid, or the semantics do not comply with any of the interface specific rules / data retrieval strategies (e.g. an appropriate SELECT statement construction is not recognized for an input point), the tag is refused immediately before the first statement execution. The related error message is written into the log-file and the SQL statement(s) (of the tag) are not processed. Note: It is highly recommended to test a new query for the interface with the MSQuery tool (such a query is then more likely to be accepted by the interface). Current versions of MS Query also support placeholders ('?'), so even complex queries can be graphically produced and tested before handed over to the RDBMSPI Interface Note: The interface exhibits the ODBC 3.x behavior, i.e., it sets the SQL_OV_ODBC3 environment attribute after it starts. Some ODBC drivers appear to have problems with this and the interface cannot connect then. The following error might appear: SQLConnect [C][01000]: [Microsoft][ODBC Driver Manager] The driver doesn't support the version of ODBC behavior that the application requested (see SQLSetEnvAttr() ODBC function description) Should this error come up, please check if the latest MDAC version is installed and also consult the ODBC driver documentation in regards to ODBC 3.x and ODBC 2.x behavior. SQL Placeholders The concept of placeholders allows for passing runtime values onto places marked by question marks '?'. Question mark placeholders can be used in many situations, for example, a WHERE clause of the SELECT or UPDATE statements, in an argument list of a stored procedure etc. Placeholders are defined in the tag's Extended Descriptor attribute. The assignment of a placeholder definition to a given question mark is sequential. This means that the first placeholder definition (P1=) in the Extended Descriptor refers to the first question mark found in the SQL statement, second question mark to the second definition and so on. The individual Pn definitions are separated by spaces. The syntax and a short description of the supported placeholder definitions is shown in the following table: Placeholder Keywords for Extended DescriptorMeaning / Substitution in SQL QueryRemarkSnapshot PlaceholdersPn=TSTimestamp taken from the interface internal Snapshot Detailed description: see section  REF _Ref126043046 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Timestamp FormatPn=LSTLast Scan TimePn=STScan Time Input: Start of new scan for a scan class Output: Time of output eventPn=LETLast Execution Time Execution Time = time when query finished execution. Since queries can be time consuming, this time difference (LST vs. LET) should not be underestimated.Pn=VLCurrent valuePn=SS_ICurrent status integer representationPn=SS_CCurrent status digital code stringMax. 12 charactersPn='tagname'/VLCurrent value of the tag 'tagname' Tag name can contain spacesPn='tagname'/SS_I Current status of the tag 'tagname' integer representation Max. 80 characters Tag name can contain spacesPn='tagname'/SS_CCurrent status of the tag 'tagname' string representationMax. 80 characters Tag name can contain spacesPn='tagname'/TSTimestamp taken from the PI Snapshot for the tag 'tagname'Tag name can contain spaces PI Point Database PlaceholdersPn=AT.TAGTag name of the current tagMax. 80 charactersPn=AT.DESCRIPTORDescriptor of the current tagMax. 26 charactersPn=AT.EXDESCExtended Descriptor of the current tagMax. 1024 charactersPn=AT.ENGUNITSEngineering units for the current tagMax. 80 charactersPn=AT.ZEROZero of the current tagPn=AT.SPANSpan of the current tagPn=AT.TYPICALVALUETypical value of the current tagPn=AT.DIGSTARTCODEDigital start code of the current tagPn=AT.DIGNUMBERNumber of digital states of the current tagPn=AT.POINTTYPEPoint type of the current tagMax. 1 characterPn=AT.POINTSOURCEPoint source of the current tagMax. 1 characterPn=AT.LOCATION1Location1 of the current tagPn=AT.LOCATION2Location2 of the current tagPn=AT.LOCATION3Location3 of the current tagPn=AT.LOCATION4Location4 of the current tagPn=AT.LOCATION5Location5 of the current tagPn=AT.SQUAREROOTSquare root of the current tagPn=AT.SCANScan flag of the current tagPn=AT.EXCDEVException deviation of the current tagPn=AT.EXCMINException minimum time of the current tagPn=AT.EXCMAXException maximum time of the current tagPn=AT.ARCHIVINGArchiving flag of the current tagPn=AT.COMPRESSINGCompression flag of the current tagPn=AT.FILTERCODEFilter code of the current tagPn=AT.RESResolution code of the current tagPI2Pn=AT.COMPDEVCompression deviation of the current tagPn=AT.COMPMINCompression minimum time of the current tagPn=AT.COMPMAXCompression maximum of the current tagPn=AT.TOTALCODETotal code of the current tagPn=AT.CONVERSConversion factor of the current tagPn=AT.CREATIONDATECreation date of the current tagPn=AT.CHANGEDATEChange date of the current tagPn=AT.CREATORCreator of the current tagMax. 80 charactersPn=AT.CHANGERChanger of the current tagMax. 80 charactersPn=AT.RECORDTYPERecord type of the current tagPn=AT.POINTNUMBERPoint ID of the current tagPn=AT.DISPLAYDIGITSDisplay digits after decimal point of the current tagPn=AT.SOURCETAGSource tag of the current tagMax. 80 charactersPn=AT.INSTRUMENTTAGInstrument tag of the current tagMax. 1024 charactersPn=AT.USERINT1,2Userint1,Userint2Pn=AT.USERREAL1,2Userreal1,Userreal2PI Point Change PlaceholdersPn=AT.ATTRIBUTEChanged attributeMax. 32 charactersPn=AT.NEWVALUENew value Max. 80 charactersPn=AT.OLDVALUEOld valueMax. 80 charactersPI Batch Database PlaceholdersUseable only beginning with PI Server 3.3 and PI-SDK 1.1+Pn=BA.IDBatch identificationMax. 1024 charactersPn=BA.PRODIDBatch product identificationMax. 1024 charactersPn=BA.RECIDBatch recipe identificationMax. 1024 charactersPn=BA.GUIDBatch GUID16 charactersPn=UB.BAIDPIUnitBatch identificationMax. 1024 charactersPn=UB.MODIDPI Module identification Max. 1024 charactersPn=UB.PRODIDPIUnitBatch product identificationMax. 1024 charactersPn=UB. PROCIDPIUnitBatch procedure identificationMax. 1024 charactersPn=UB.GUIDPIUnitBatch GUID16 charactersPn=UB.MODGUIDPI Module GUID (IsPIUnit = true)16 charactersPn=UB. STARTPIUnitBatch start timePn=UB. ENDPIUnitBatch end timePn=SB.IDPISubBatch identificationMax. 1024 charactersPn=SB.GUIDPISubBatch GUID16 charactersPn=SB.HEADIDPISubBatch HeadingMax. 1024 charactersPn=SB.STARTPISubBatch start timePn=SB.ENDPISubBatch end timePI Batch Database PlaceholdersUseable with all PI ServersPn=BA.BAIDBatch unit identificationMax. 256 charactersPn=BA.UNITBatch unitMax. 256 charactersPn=BA.PRIDBatch product identificationMax. 256 charactersPn=BA.STARTBatch start timePn=BA.ENDBatch end timeMiscellaneousPn="any-string"Double quoted string Max. 1024 charactersTable  SEQ Table \* ARABIC 2. Supported Placeholders Note: Pn denotes the placeholder number (n). These numbers must be consecutive and in ascending order. Example of an Extended Descriptor, referring to an SQL statement using 3 placeholders: P1=TS P2=SS_I P3=AT.TAG Note: Placeholders defined in the global variable file (/GLOBAL=full_path start-up parameter) start with character 'G' Example: P1=G1 Pn=Gm, see section  REF _Ref127254138 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Global Variables. If the same placeholder definition is used multiple times in a query, it is possible to shorten the definition string, using a back reference: Example: P1=TS P2=VL P3="Temperature" P4=SS_I P5=P3 Note: Placeholders like SS_I or SS_C can also be used in SELECT statements, e.g. to serve as index. One should know that for tags of type real or integer (containing valid data - value is not in error and therefore it is not a digital state), SS_C will contain 'O.K.' Binding of Placeholders to SQL (ODBC) Data Types In order to assist database administrators in setting-up correct RDB tables, following description shows the assignment of the placeholders to SQL data types. When testing against different databases and ODBC drivers, it is helpful to automatically support more than one data-type. For example, integer fields in dBase appear as data type SQL_DOUBLE while most of the databases use SQL_INTEGER. The interface therefore has a fallback data type (see the "If error" in the next table:). Placeholder and PI Data TypeRDB Data TypeSnapshot PlaceholdersVL for real tagsSQL_REAL If error ( SQL_FLOATVL for integer tagsSQL_INTEGER If error ( SQL_FLOATVL for digital tagsSQL_VARCHARVL for string tagsSQL_VARCHARSS_I for all PI point typesSQL_INTEGER If error ( SQL_FLOATSS_C for all PI point typesSQL_VARCHARTS, ST, LET, LST for all PI point typesSQL_TIMESTAMPPI Point Database PlaceholdersAT.TAG, AT.DESCRIPTOR, AT.EXDESC, AT.ENGUNITS, AT.POINTTYPE , AT.POINTSOURCE, AT.CREATOR , AT.CHANGER, AT.SOURCETAG, AT.INSTRUMENTTAG, AT.ATTRIBUTE, AT.NEWVALUE, AT.OLDVALUE, "any_string"SQL_VARCHARAT.DIGSTARTCODE, AT.DIGNUMBER, AT.LOCATION1, AT.LOCATION2, AT.LOCATION3, AT_LOCATION4, AT.LOCATION5, AT.SQUAREROOT, AT.SCAN, AT.EXCMIN, AT.EXCMAX, AT.ARCHIVING, AT.COMPRESSING, AT.FILTERCODE, AT.RES, AT.COMPMIN, AT.COMPMAX, AT.TOTALCODE, AT.RECORDTYPE, AT.POINTNUMBER, AT.DISPLAYDIGITS, AT.USERINT1,AT.USERINT2SQL_INTEGER If error ( SQL_FLOAT If error ( SQL_DOUBLEAT_TYPICALVALUE, AT_ZERO, AT_SPAN, AT_EXCDEV, AT_COMPDEV, AT_CONVERS AT.USERREAL1,AT.USERREAL2SQL_REAL If error ( SQL_FLOAT Placeholder and PI Data TypeRDB Data TypePI Batch Database PlaceholdersBA.ID,BA. BAID, BA.UNIT, BA.PRODID, BA_GUID, BA_PRODID, BA_RECID, UB_BAID, UB_GUID, UB_MODID, UB_MODGUID, UB_PRODID, UB_PROCID, SB_ID, SB_GUID, SB_HEADIDSQL_VARCHARBA.START, BA.END, UB.START, UB.END, SB.START, SB.ENDSQL_TIMESTAMP Table  SEQ Table \* ARABIC 3. Mapping of Placeholders onto RDB Data Types Note: The 'If Error' means - when the ODBC function SQLBindParameter() fails using one data type, the second one is used. In addition, if the ODBC driver complies to Level 2 ODBC API conformance, or more precisely, ODBC driver supports the 'Level 2' - SQLDescribeParam() function, the interface binds the relevant variables to the appropriate data types - based on the info returned by the SQLDescribeParam() function. Otherwise the binding is hard-coded according to the above stated table. Timestamp Format Even though the timestamp data type implementation is not consistent among RDB vendors, the ODBC specification nicely hides the inconsistencies. For an ODBC client, the timestamp data type is always unified (the ODBC data type marker for a timestamp column is SQL_TIMESTAMP). Thanks to this unification, the generic ODBC clients can easily work with many data sources without worrying about the data type implementation details. The RDBMSPI interface recognizes two kinds/places of timestamps in queries it executes: Input timestamps (those used in the SELECT's column lists, which are, along with the value, sent to PI) Timestamps used as query parameters (through placeholders). This chapter briefly describes both of them. Timestamps in SELECTs List The interface by default expects that the input timestamps are the native timestamps (SQL_TIMESTAMP). However, in the RDBMSPI Interface version 3.14 and greater, it also allows for the numeric representation of a time. For example, in an RDB table, the timestamp column can be in the numeric form: Double or Integer. The numeric timestamps then represent the number of seconds since 01-Jan-1970. One of the advantages/reasons why the numeric timestamps are implemented is that the double timestamp can go behind the millisecond precision (the ODBC's SQL_TIMESTAMP can only store milliseconds). An example of a SELECT with a numeric timestamp column can be shown as follows: SELECT time-as-number AS PI_TIMESTAMP, value AS PI_VALUE, 0 AS PI_STATUS FROM table WHERE ; The interface detects that the time-as-number is not SQL_TIMESTAMP, and transforms the number to the PI timestamp automatically. Note: The timestamp-as-number can only be used in aliased mode (see chapter  REF _Ref125881726 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT  Data Acquisition Strategies -  REF _Ref497029586 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Option 2: Arbitrary Position of Fields in a SELECT Statement - Aliases). The numeric timestamps can also only be used in the SELECT column list. The interface will not bind the timestamp placeholders to them. The following query will therefore NOT be accepted: SELECT time-as-number AS PI_TIMESTAMP, value AS PI_VALUE, 0 AS PI_STATUS FROM table WHERE time-as-number > ?; P1=TS To overcome this, the number has to be converted to the timestamp explicitly. Following are two examples that show how to convert the time-as-number column to the native timestamp. The first example uses the ODBC extension function TimestampAdd(), the second is an example that uses the Oracles built in function To_date(): SELECT time-as-number AS PI_TIMESTAMP, value AS PI_VALUE, 0 AS PI_STATUS FROM table WHERE {fn TIMESTAMPADD(SQL_TSI_SECOND,time-as-number, '1970-01-01 00:00:00')} > ?; P1=TS SELECT time-as-number AS PI_TIMESTAMP, value AS PI_VALUE, 0 AS PI_STATUS FROM table WHERE (to_date('01-Jan-1970') + time-as-number /(24*3600)) > ?; P1=TS Note: Both examples can only convert numbers (in the WHERE clause) that represent whole seconds since 01-Jan-1970. I.e. the millisecond part is truncated in the conversion. Timestamps as Query Parameters - Placeholders The tables below lists all the time related placeholders definitions supported by the interface. Because there are implementation differences between input and output points the first table describes keywords used with input points: KeywordTime UsedInput:TSTime Stamp (PI Snapshot Time) Example: I/f scans the RDB table for newly arrived values rows and the amount of selected rows is INDEPENDENT of the scan frequency. SELECT Time,Value,0 WHERE Time > ? ORDER BY Time ASC; P1=TS Relevant note for input points: Due to the exception reporting mechanism this time placeholder does not always correspond to the visible PI Snapshot. In fact, it is the latest value of a tag arrived from a query. This time is kept by the interface internally. Example: SQL statement for the input point: SELECT Time,Value,0 FROM Table WHERE Time > ?; P1=TS Current snapshot time is: 20-Oct-2000 08:00:00 Latest timestamp in the result set: 20-Oct-2000 08:01:10 Placeholder P1 is populated with: 20-Oct-2000 08:01:10 Since PI accepts only snapshot times that are no further than 10 min ahead of the PI Server time one should be aware of a situation that time retrieved from RDB can violate this limitation. Even if data that failed to go to the PI Server can be queried again, it is recommended to avoid this situation (and so avoid unnecessary error messages generated to the PI message log). A possible solution can be to construct a query with a safeguard, which out-filters the future data entries: SELECT Time,Value,0 FROM Table WHERE Time > ? AND Time < sysdate+10*60/86400; P1=TS in the above query - the 'sysdate' is Oracle's current time and '10*60/86400' is an expression for 10 minutes. For other-than-Oracle RDBMSs the query will of course look different. Another prerequisite is having the PI Server and RDB times synchronized. LSTLast Scan Time Can be used to limit the amount of data obtained by executing the SELECT query to only newly inserted rows since the last scan. The amount of selected rows is therefore DEPENDENT on the scan frequency (allows longer scan periods at the cost of potentially bigger result-sets). Example: SELECT Time,Value,0 WHERE Time > ? ORDER BY Time ASC; P1=LST Note: LST is always updated, even if the query failsSTScan Time. Time when a given scan class is scheduled. A good example is to use this time to avoid transfer of future data from a table Example: SELECT Time,Value,0 WHERE Time > ? AND Time < ? ORDER BY Time ASC; P1=TS P2=STLETLast Execution Time Time when the previous tag execution has finished. Queries can take some time to execute and LET thus differs from LST. When there are more statements defined (i.e. a batch of SQL statements is executed), LET is the time when the last statement finished execution. That also means that LET is different for each query. Note: LET is not updated if a query fails. On multi-statement query files LET is updated until the first query fails (no further queries are executed in the batch). Table  SEQ Table \* ARABIC 4. Timestamp Placeholders Input Points The output direction (INSERT, {CALL()}) interprets the placeholders as follows: KeywordTime UsedOutput:TSSnapshot Time Stamp of a source tag (for an output tag), or any foreign tag pointed to by its name ('tag name'/TS) Example: INSERT INTO Table (Time,Value) VALUES (?,?); P1=TS P2=VL Note: The first question mark will be populated by the Source Tag's snapshot. I.e. it is not necessary to define P1 as P1='sourcetag'/TSSTAt interface startup: ST=Snapshot Time, from that time on: ST=event time Table  SEQ Table \* ARABIC 5. Timestamp Placeholders Output Points Important Considerations Related to Timestamps Timestamp Placeholders are populated with Snapshot Time at Interface Start-up. At interface startup, all timestamp placeholders are preset with the PI snapshot times. This, for example, allows for the temporary stops of the interface in case the input query is like: SELECT WHERE Time > ?; P1=TS One can stop the interface for a while, let the data buffer in an RDB table and the first query execution after the interface start will get all the rows since the last one retrieved, i.e. since the snapshot timestamp. Internal Interface Snapshot. For input tags - the TS will be taken from the internal interface snapshot. This is not the same as the PI Snapshot timestamp since exception reporting runs on the interface side. For example, if the RDB table stores new rows where the value remains stable or does not change that much for a long time, the PI snapshot will not be updated. The following query can thus potentially keep returning the same rows each scan (till there is a value that passes the exception test and makes it to PI): SELECT WHERE Time > ? ORDER BY time ASC; P1=TS the internal interface snapshot will avoid it. SELECT Statement without Timestamp Column. The interface offers the execution time for the input points when an RDB table does not have the timestamp column available. If the interface runs on an API node, the employed execution time is synchronized with the PI Server. An example of the timestamp-less query can be as follows: SELECT Value,0 FROM Table WHERE ; Another alternative is to use the timestamp provided by the RDB. Either use the ODBC function {Fn NOW()} or use the appropriate (database specific) built-in function. The second query uses the Oracle's sysdate() function: SELECT {Fn NOW()},Value,0 FROM Table WHERE ; SELECT sysdate,Value,0 FROM Table WHERE ; Timestamps have to Contain Both Time and Date The interface always expects the full timestamp (date+time). It does not implement any automatic date completion in case there is just the time column available in RDB. Inputs to PI via SELECT Clause Detailed Description For passing values in the direction from RDB to PI, one has to configure PI tags that define either a SELECT query or a Stored Procedure call (which returns data resultset). The retrieved data is then sent to corresponding PI points according to the specified distribution strategy (see the  REF _Ref125881726 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT  Data Acquisition Strategies chapter later on). Before diving into the acquisition strategies details, a short discussion about how the interface handles NULLs and result-sets that contain more than one row: NULL Columns As NULLs can come in any column of the SELECT list, the interface applies the following rule before it sends such a row to PI: If the timestamp column is NULL, the execution time is used. If the status column is NULL and the value column is not NULL, the value is valid. When both, the value and the status are NULLs (or just the value is NULL) the No Data digital state is used to indicate the fact that the expected value is absent. For further details see section  REF _Ref126381316 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Evaluation of STATUS Field Data Input. Bulk Data Input Location2 decides if the whole result-set (an array) of SELECTed rows will be sent to PI or whether the interface takes just the first row: Location2Bulk Option0Only the first row in the result-set is used. 1The interface sends all rows of the selected result-set to PI. Table  SEQ Table \* ARABIC 6. Location2 and Bulk Reading Note: When Location2 = 1 (bulk read), it is advisable to sort the result-set by the timestamp column in the ascending order. Only then the PI System can support exception reporting and compression mechanism. The following example shows a suitable query: SELECT ORDER BY Timestamp ASC; An example for the Location2 = 0 might be storing in PI just the first row containing the maximum or the minimum value of a scan: ORDER BY value ASC; ORDER BY value DESC; Data Acquisition Strategies To interpret records obtained by a SELECT statement in a flexible way, different data acquisition strategies can be defined. An individual acquisition strategy is recognized according to the Location3 attribute of a given tag. The following table summarizes the Location3 options: Location3Data Acquisition Strategy0SQL query populates a Single PI Tag.> 0Selects the Tag Group mode. Location3 points to the column number of a multiple field query, where the indexed column contains data for this particular group-tag.-1Selects the Tag Distribution mode. The SQL statement must return a key to denote the particular point.-2Selects the RxC Distribution mode SELECT must return a result-set fitting to the following frame: [PI_TIMESTAMP], PI_TAGNAME, PI_VALUE, [PI_STATUS], PI_TAGNAME, PI_VALUE, [PI_STATUS] ... Table  SEQ Table \* ARABIC 7. Location3 Decides about Reading Strategy SQL SELECT Statement for Single PI Tag Option1: Fixed Position of Fields in a SELECT Statement To properly recognize the meaning of values read from a relational database, the following column sequence has to be kept: SELECT [Timestamp,] Value, Status FROM Table ...; If provided, the interface always expects the Timestamp field to be in the first position followed by the Value and Status columns. The interface detects the Timestamp field by checking the field-data-type against SQL_TIMESTAMP ODBC data-type marker. If a database does not support timestamps (like the dBase IV), and the timestamp is expressed in the string data type (SQL_CHAR), the query has to use the CONVERT() scalar function (or the ANSI CAST() ) to get the required timestamp data type. See section  REF _Ref126043046 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Timestamp Format for more details. In this strategy, valid combinations (positions) of the Timestamp, Value and Status fields in the SELECT statement are: SELECT Timestamp, Value, Status FROM Table... SELECT Value, Status FROM Table... Note: The mandatory STATUS column can be provided in the form of a constant expression (zero) if the database stores only the value, i.e.: SELECT Value,0 FROM Table is a valid query. Option 2: Arbitrary Position of Fields in a SELECT Statement - Aliases If the ODBC driver supports aliases, the interface offers keywords that are recognized and translated to the concept of Timestamp, Value, Status as is it implemented in PI. By naming (aliasing) the columns there is no need to stick to the fixed positions of columns (like described in previous section). The corresponding keywords are: PI_TIMESTAMP, PI_VALUE, PI_STATUS E.g. the following query: SELECT Time AS PI_TIMESTAMP, Value AS PI_VALUE, Status AS PI_STATUS FROM is equivalent with SELECT Value AS PI_VALUE, Status AS PI_STATUS, Time AS PI_TIMESTAMP FROM Note: In debug mode, the interface prints out the alias support information to the log file (whether the ODBC driver supports aliasing or not). (Debug level 1 ( /deb=1) Note: Since interface version 3.11, the status column is optional in the aliased mode. The following statement is therefore accepted: SELECT {Fn rand()}*100 AS PI_VALUE FROM Table; ( Example available in  HYPERLINK \l "_Appendix_A_Examples" Appendix B Examples,  HYPERLINK \l "_Example_3.1__Field Name Aliases_1" Example 3.1 Field Name Aliases SQL SELECT Statement for Tag Groups One SELECT statement can be the source of data for multiple PI tags a Tag Group. The filename that is stated in the InstrumentTag attribute is considered to be an unambiguous key that forms the group. This means that each member of the group must use the same SQL query file. Nevertheless, only one tag executes the SQL statement(s), the MasterTag. This tag has Location3 attribute set to 1 or 2 and, additionally, holds all the placeholder definitions (P1= in the ExtendedDescriptor). It is not required that the other group members have those placeholders defined, but their Location3 must be greater than zero to mark the group-member position (index) in a group. Note: Single input tags can also share one SQL statement file (same InstrumentTag attribute), but they do not form a group because their Location3 = 0. Option 1: Fixed Position of Fields in SELECT Statement All the tags in a group should be numbered/indexed (Location3) and the index points to the position of a column in the SELECT list. Furthermore, the Master tag has to have the Location3 parameter set to either 1 or 2 (depending on whether the optional timestamp field is available or not). ( Example available in  HYPERLINK \l "_Appendix_A_Examples" Appendix B Examples,  HYPERLINK \l "_Example_3.2__fixed column position" Example 3.2 fixed column positions Note: If the SELECT statement contains the optional timestamp field, Location3 sequence is 2, 4, 6 otherwise it would be 1, 3, 5 Location3 of a group member tag therefore reflects the real column position in the SELECT column list. Points in a group can be of different data type. E.g. Tag1 is Float32; Tag2 is String. TagInstrument TagExtended DescriptorLocation2Location3CommentMaster tagFilename.SQLP1=0 First row only 1 Bulk read1 If no timestamp field used 2 If the first field is timestamp Group member(s)Filename.SQLNot evaluatedField number of the value field All tags refer to same SQL statement Table  SEQ Table \* ARABIC 8. Location2 and Location3 & Group Strategy Note: PI points with SQL statements defined in the Extended Descriptor (Instrument Tag attribute is empty) cannot form a group. Option 2: Arbitrary Position of Fields in SELECT Statement - Aliases The real column names in the RDB tables can be re-named (aliased) to the interface known keywords PI_TIMESTAMP, PI_VALUEn, PI_STATUSn: ( Example available in  HYPERLINK \l "_Appendix_A_Examples" Appendix B Examples,  HYPERLINK \l "_Example_3.3__arbitrary column posi" Example 3.3 arbitrary column position - Aliases Numbers used in column names (PI_VALUE1, PI_STATUS1) correspond to the numbers stated in Location3. The main difference to the numbering scheme used in the fixed position strategy is that Value and Status are equally numbered. This number therefore does not correspond to a position of a column in the SELECT statement. The Master Tag (point that actually gets executed) is recognized by Location3 = 1. SQL SELECT Statement for Tag Distribution Option 1: Fixed Position of Fields in SELECT Statement Second possibility (next to the Tag Groups) to get data for multiple PI points (out of one result set), is to have one field configured as a key (e.g. the name of a point). A SELECT statement like: SELECT [Timestamp], Tagname, Value, Status FROM Table WHERE Timestamp>?; will then produce a suitable result-set: [timestamp1,] tagname1, value1, status1 ... [timestampX,] tagnameX, valueX, statusX ... The query execution is again controlled by one PI tag, a tag that carries the actual SQL command. This tag is called the Distributor Tag. The Distributor Tag and the Target Tags must have the same PointSource and Location1 and, furthermore, they have to be of the same scan class - same Location4; otherwise the interface will not distribute the selected rows to the Target Tags. Note: When the Distributor Tag is EVENT based, Location4 of the Target Tags has to be 0. Note: String comparison of data in the tag name column against PI tag names is case INSENSITIVE. Distributor Tag and Target Tag Attributes TagInstrument TagExtended DescriptorLocation2Location3Location4Distributor tagFilename.SQLP1=Not evaluated-1nTarget tagNot evaluatedNot evaluated nNot evaluatedNot evaluatedn Table  SEQ Table \* ARABIC 9. Location2 and Location3 & Distributor Strategy Note: The difference between the Master Tag (Tag Groups) and the Distributor Tag (Tag Distribution) is that the former is populated with the SELECTed data, the latter does not. The Distributor Tag only executes the query and is responsible for directing the data to appropriate targets. The name of the Distributor Tag should thus not be listed (appear) in the result set as the key, because the interface stores the number of rows retrieved and successfully distributed to target points in it. Distributor Tag is also time-stamped with current time. This reading strategy thus behaves differently than a SELECT query providing data for a single tag in relation to the TS placeholder. To construct a query that behaves similarly to the Single Tag Reading, it is advisable to use a UNION of as many SELECTs as there are target points. Each SELECT in this UNION will have a placeholder pointing to a timestamp of the corresponding target. For example: SELECT pi_time, pi_tagname, pi_value,0 FROM Table WHERE pi_tagname LIKE 'target1' AND pi_time>? UNION ALL SELECT pi_time, pi_tagname, pi_value,0 FROM Table WHERE pi_tagname LIKE 'target2' AND pi_time>?; P1='target1'/TS P2='target2'/TS ( Example available in  HYPERLINK \l "_Appendix_A_Examples" Appendix B Examples,  HYPERLINK \l "_Example_3.4a__Tag Distribution, se" Example 3.4a Tag Distribution, search according to real tag name The aforementioned construction obviously cannot be used in situations when there are many targets. To reasonably limit the number of retrieved rows for each scan; one can consider the following options: Use/create an additional column in the queried table that will be UPDATEd after each scan. I.e. the next statement (after the SELECT) will have to be an UPDATE that will mark each row that has already been sent to PI. The WHERE condition of the SELECT query will then out-filter the marked-as-read rows. ( Examples available in  HYPERLINK \l "_Appendix_A_Examples" Appendix B Examples,  HYPERLINK \l "_Example_3.4c__Tag Distribution wit" Example 3.4c Tag Distribution with Auxiliary Column - rowRead A variation of the above is to create an additional table in RDB consisting of two columns TagName and Time. The interface will have to UPDATE this table after each scan with the most recent times of those TagNames that have been just sent to PI. This table will thus remember the most recent time (snapshot) of the involved tags in RDB. The actual SELECT will then be a JOIN between the data table and the snapshot table. I.e., it will deliver only rows (from the data table) that have the time column newer than is recorded in the snapshot table. ( Examples available in  HYPERLINK \l "_Appendix_A_Examples" Appendix B Examples,  HYPERLINK \l "_Example_3.4d__Tag Distribution wit" Example 3.4d Tag Distribution with Auxiliary Table Keeping Latest Snapshot The number of returned rows can be limited via a WHERE clause that will ask only for rows that have the time column falling into a certain time-window (e.g. some time from now). In PI terminology one will use the following syntax: time > '*-1h'. In combination with the /RBO switch (see the description of this switch later on), the interface will only store those rows that have not been sent to PI yet. Yes, the time-window has to be wide enough to accommodate new entries (in RDB) that come into the data table between the interface's scans. On the other hand, the time-window mustn't be too wide so that the interface doesn't read the same rows each scan (only to throw them away, because the /RBO finds out these entries are already in the PI archive). ( Examples available in  HYPERLINK \l "_Appendix_A_Examples" Appendix B Examples,  HYPERLINK \l "_Example_3.4e__Tag Distribution in " Example 3.4e Tag Distribution in Combination with /RBO and Time-Window /ALIAS Since names of variables in RDB might not exactly correspond to PI tag names, the optional keyword /ALIAS is supported. This allows mapping of PI points to rows retrieved from the relational database where there is no direct match between the PI tag name and a value obtained from a table. Please note that this switch causes the case SENSITIVE comparison. ( Example available in  HYPERLINK \l "_Appendix_A_Examples" Appendix B Examples,  HYPERLINK \l "_Example_3.4b__Tag Distribution, se" Example 3.4b Tag Distribution, search according to tag's ALIAS name Note: String comparison of the tag name column containing the value that is compared to the /ALIAS definition in the Extended Descriptor of a target tag is case SENSITIVE. PI2 Tag Name Matching Rules PI2 tag names are always upper case. If using PI2 short names, they are internally evaluated in their delimited form e.g. XX:YYYYYY.ZZ => spaces are preserved - 'XX:YYYY .ZZ' PI3 Tag Name Matching Rules PI3 tag names preserve the case. Note: If the TagName column in RDB has a fixed length CHAR(n), the interface tries to automatically strip the possible trailing spaces for the comparison. To avoid this, just convert the TagName column via the CONVERT() scalar function to SQL_VARCHAR. SELECT Time, {Fn CONVERT(PI_TagName, SQL_VARCHAR)}, Option 2: Arbitrary Position of Fields in SELECT Statement - Aliases Using aliases in a SELECT statement containing the TagName column is also possible. SELECT Time AS PI_TIMESTAMP, Name AS PI_TAGNAME The interface then recognizes the column meaning by the following known keywords: PI_TIMESTAMP, PI_TAGNAME, PI_VALUE, PI_STATUS Note: Do not mismatch the column name aliases (SELECT original_name AS other_name) with the /ALIAS keyword used in the Extended Descriptor. Note: Since the interface version 3.11.0.0 the status column is optional when aliases are used. Therefore the following statement is accepted: SELECT {Fn rand()}*100 AS PI_VALUE FROM Table; ( Example available in  HYPERLINK \l "_Appendix_A_Examples" Appendix B Examples,  HYPERLINK \l "_Example_3.5__Tag Distribution with_1" Example 3.5 Tag Distribution with Aliases in Column Names Signaling that not all Rows were Successfully Distributed Since RDBMSPI version 3.13, the interface informs about the fact that not all selected rows (in a scan) were successfully delivered to the corresponding target tags; the @rows_dropped variable is set to true. Its type is boolean and the following construction can be used: SELECT Time AS PI_TIMESTAMP, Name AS PI_TAGNAME FROM Table1 WHERE Time > getdate()-1 ORDER BY Time,Name; WHILE @ROWS_DROPPED INSERT INTO Table2 (Name,Time,Value) VALUES (?,?,?) LOOP; P1=AT.TAG P2=TS P3=VL The aforementioned construction remembers which rows did not make it into the target tags. The interface keeps this info in an internal container and the next statement after the select loops through this container and executes the INSERT, which stores the not-delivered rows into a dedicated table in RDB. The undelivered rows are thus preserved and can be processed later on. Nite: The @rowws_dropped variable only works in the Tag Distribution strategy. I.e. it is not implemented for the RxC Distribution (see below). SQL SELECT Statement for RxC Distribution The Tag Distribution strategy is further extended so that it can contain entries for multiple PI tags in one row. This is called RxC Distribution, because the record-set looks like a matrix with columns, which keep information that is logically related (for example: a value, a quality and a comment); in PI, more than one tag is needed for this. The following bullets list the main RxC features: Only the following column names are accepted (ALIAS scheme): PI_TIMESTAMPn, PI_TAGNAMEn, PI_VALUEn, PI_STATUSn (PI_STATUSn is optional) In case there is just one timestamp for the entries in a row, the keyword PI_TIMESTAMP has to be used ( HYPERLINK \l "_Example_3.6b__RxC Distribution usi" Example 3.6b RxC Distribution using PI_TIMESTAMP keyword) Location3 = -2 /ALIAS keyword in Extended Descriptor works the same way as in Tag Distribution - see the above section. ( Example available in  HYPERLINK \l "_Appendix_A_Examples" Appendix B Examples,  HYPERLINK \l "_Example_3.6__RxC Distribution" Example 3.6 RxC Distribution Event based Input Input points can be scan based as well as event based (whenever the snapshot value of a trigger tag changes, an event is generated). To achieve this, the keywords /EVENT=TagName or /TRIG=TagName have to be specified in the input tag's Extended Descriptor. The statement (usually SELECT) is then processed each time the Event Tag snapshot changes. ( Example available in  HYPERLINK \l "_Appendix_A_Examples" Appendix B Examples,  HYPERLINK \l "_Example_3.7__event based input" Example 3.7 event based input Note: The /EVENT=TagName keyword should be separated from the next keyword definition by the comma ',' like: /EVENT=sinusoid, /SQL="SELECT ;" Note: If no timestamp field is provided in the query, the retrieved data will be stored in PI using the event timestamp rather than the query execution time. As of RDBMSPI 3.11, conditions can be placed on trigger events. Event conditions are specified in the extended descriptor as follows: /EVENT=tagname condition The trigger tag name must be in single quotes. For example: /EVENT=Sinusoid Anychange will trigger on any event coming from tag 'Sinusoid' as long as the next event is different than the last event. The initial event is read from the snapshot. For a complete list of available keywords see the  REF _Ref133633250 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT ExDesc definition in chapter  REF _Ref130099394 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT PI Point Configuration. Mapping of Value and Status Data Input A single PI tag can only historize value or status, but never both together. Therefore a consistent method of mapping a given value / status pair (SELECTed from an RDB table) into the PI concept is provided. PI System interfaces mostly apply the following rule: If the status of a value is good, store the value. If the status of a value is other than good, store the status instead. Note: Any requirement that goes beyond that needs more than one tag. Previous sections of this manual demonstrate that the interface requires both Value and Status (in the SELECT field list). The following paragraphs will explain how these two fields make it into various PI point types. Mapping of SQL (ODBC) Data Types to PI Point Types Data Input In general, the following columns can appear in the SELECT list: TIMESTAMPn TAGNAMEn (see section  REF _Ref496669757 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT SQL SELECT Statement for Tag Distribution) VALUEn STATUSn To be able to process the aforementioned fields, the interface makes some considerations for their data types. The following table shows what combinations of PI point types and SQL column data types (used in SELECT queries) are valid. Tags that do not match those criteria are rejected by the interface. This does not mean that those tags cannot be serviced at all. It only means that additional explicit conversion might be required. The following tables list the allowed RDB data types in combination with PI tag types: Input FieldSQL Data TypePI Point TypeTimestampSQL_TIMESTAMPAll PI point typesTag nameSQL_CHAR, SQL_VARCHAR, SQL_LONGVARCHARAll PI point typesReal (R) Integer(I)Digital(D)String(S)ValueApproximate (floating points) data types SQL_NUMERIC, SQL_DECIMAL, SQL_REAL , SQL_FLOAT, SQL_DOUBLECast to the particular floating-point type.Cast to long integer Cast to integer and interpreted as pointer to Digital State SetConverted from floating-point to string.Exact (integer) data types SQL_TINYINT, SQL_SMALLINT, SQL_INTEGER, SQL_BIGINT, SQL_BITCast to the particular floating-point type.Cast to the particular integer typeInterpreted as pointer to Digital State SetConverted from integer to string.Character data types SQL_CHAR, SQL_VARCHAR , SQL_LONGVARCHARConverted from string to double. (The double number is after that cast to the particular floating-point PI type.)Converted from string to long integer and cast to integer PI data type.Checked against Digital State Set.Retrieved number of bytes copied.StatusSee section  REF _Ref126381316 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Evaluation of STATUS Field Data Input below. Table  SEQ Table \* ARABIC 10. RDB Data Types to PI Point Types Mapping - Value Note: The full conversion of all possible data types supported in SQL to PI data types goes beyond the ability of this interface. To allow additional conversions, use the ODBC CONVERT() function described below or use the ANSI CAST(). Syntax and Usage of ODBC CONVERT() Scalar Function or ANSI CAST() Explicit data type conversion can be specified as: CONVERT (value_exp, data_type) Where the value_exp is a column name, the result of another scalar function or a literal value. The data_type is a keyword that matches a valid SQL data type identifier. Examples: { Fn CONVERT( { Fn CURDATE() }, SQL_CHAR) } converts the output of another scalar function CURDATE() to a string. { Fn CONVERT( ?, SQL_CHAR) } converts the parameter ('?') to a string. Note: More information about the CONVERT() function can be gained from the ODBC.CHM file, which comes with the MSDN Library or from the documentation of a certain ODBC driver. The ANSI CAST() function has similar functionality as the CONVERT(). As CAST is not ODBC specific, those RDBs that have it implemented, do accept the following queries: SELECT Timestamp, CAST(Value AS Varchar(64)), Status FROM Note: More information about the CAST() function can be found in any SQL reference, e.g. Microsoft SQL Server Books OnLine. Evaluation of STATUS Field Data Input Prior to RDBMPI version 3.12, the existence of a status field (in a SELECT query) was mandatory. The newer interface versions allow (in the aliased mode) for the status-less query like: SELECT PI_TIMESTAMP, PI_VALUE FROM If provided, the status field can be both a number or a text and the following table shows which SQL data types are allowed: StringSQL_CHAR, SQL_VARCHAR, SQL_LONGVARCHARNumericSQL_NUMERIC, SQL_DECIMAL, SQL_REAL , SQL_FLOAT, SQL_DOUBLE, SQL_TINYINT, SQL_SMALLINT, SQL_INTEGER, SQL_BIGINT, SQL_BIT The interface translates the status column into the PI language as described in the table below. For a string field, the verification is more complex, and in order to extend the flexibility of the interface, two areas in the PI System Digital Set table can be defined. The first area defines the success range and the second one the bad range. Those ranges are referenced via the following interface start-up parameters: /SUCC1, /SUCC2, /BAD, /BAD2, see chapter  REF _Ref130099118 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Startup Command File for their full description. SQL Data Type of Status FieldSuccessBadNot FoundResult for TagString Status string is found between /succ1 and /succ2Go and evaluate Value FieldStatus string is found between /bad1 and /bad2 (the one which was found)String was not found in defined areasBad InputNumeric Status Tested Against ZeroNumeric > 0Bad Input< 0Interpret the status in System Digital Set0Go and evaluate Value FieldHandling of the Status Field Containing NULLString, NumericNULL Go and evaluate Value Field Table  SEQ Table \* ARABIC 11. Status Field Interpretation Note: String comparisons in /SUCC and /BAD ranges are case INSENSITIVE! Note: For a Digital PI tag any other numeric status but zero means Bad Input. Multi Statement SQL Clause The interface can handle execution of more than one SQL query and the semicolons (';') are used to separate the individual statements. Note: Every single statement is automatically committed immediately after the execution (AUTOCOMMIT is the default ODBC setting). In the AUTOCOMMIT mode, and in case of any run-time error [occurring for one statement in a batch], the interface continues execution with the following one. Explicit transaction control can change this behavior by setting the /TRANSACT keyword. See next section -  REF _Ref516882931 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Explicit Transactions. Note: There can be multiple statements per tag, but there can only be one SELECT in such a batch. Note: The interface only allows statements containing one of the following SQL keywords: SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, CALL; and any proprietary language construction (T-SQL, PL/SQL,) is not guarantied to work. For example, the MS SQL Server's T-SQL is allowed with the MS SQL ODBC driver, but similar construction fails when used with an Oracle's ODBC. The following example will work with MS SQL, nevertheless, other ODBCs can complain: if(?<>0) SELECT pi_time,pi_value,0 FROM table1 else SELECT pi_value,0 FROM table1; P1=SS_I The preferred way is to use store procedures for any kind of the code flow control. In the provided example the most recent value of the 'Sinusoid' tag is sent into an RDB table and the previously inserted record(s) are deleted. Output is event based. ( Example available in  HYPERLINK \l "_Appendix_A_Examples" Appendix B Examples,  HYPERLINK \l "_Example_3.8__multi statement query" Example 3.8 multi statement query Explicit Transactions Transaction control is configurable on a per tag basis by specifying the /TRANSACT keyword in the Extended Descriptor. The interface then switches off the default AUTOCOMMIT mode and explicitly starts a transaction. After the statement execution, the transaction is COMMITed (or ROLLed BACK in case of any run-time error). For the multi-statement queries the batch gets interrupted after the first runtime error and consequently ROLLed BACK. Stored Procedures As already stated in the above paragraphs, the interface offers the possibility of executing stored procedures. Stored procedure calls can use placeholders (input parameters) in their argument lists and they behave the same way as standard queries do. The syntax for a procedure invocation conforms to the rules of SQL extensions defined by ODBC: {CALL procedure-name[([parameter][,[parameter]]...)]} A procedure can have zero or more input parameters; the output parameters are not supported. Stored procedures are therefore mainly used for execution of more complex actions that cannot be expressed by the limited SQL syntax the interface supports. Note: Some RDBMSs like MS SQL Server or IBM DB2 7.01 allow for having the SELECT statement inside a procedure body. The execution of such a procedure then returns the standard result-set, as if it were generated via a simple SELECT. A stored procedure can thus be used to read data out of the relational database into PI. For information on how to construct a stored procedure on Oracle so that it behaves similarly (in terms of returning a result-set) as stored procedures on MS SQL Server or DB2, refer to section ' REF _Ref20212696 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Oracle 7.0; Oracle 8.x, 9i,10g; Oracle RDB' ( Example available in  HYPERLINK \l "_Appendix_A_Examples" Appendix B Examples,  HYPERLINK \l "_Example_3.9__stored procedure call" Example 3.9 Stored Procedure call Output from PI Output of data towards a relational database is either internally handled via exceptions generated by the SourceTag, or alternatively, the input tags can also be used. Writing data from PI to a relational database is accomplished by executing INSERT, UPDATE, or CALL SQL statements in combination with the run-time placeholders. Note: Executing INSERT, UPDATE, or CALL SQL statements via input tags will result in a scan based output. The examples referenced below INSERT a record into the RDB table each time the 'sinusoid' snapshot changes (ex. 2.1a), or each scan (ex. 2.1b). The third example UPDATEs an existing record in a given table. ( Example available in  HYPERLINK \l "_Appendix_A_Examples" Appendix B Examples  HYPERLINK \l "_Example_2.1__inserts 2 different s" Example 2.1a insert sinusoid values into table (event based)  HYPERLINK \l "_Example_2.1b__insert sinusoid valu" Example 2.1b insert sinusoid values into table (scan based)  HYPERLINK \l "_Example_3.10__event based output" Example 3.10 event based output Note: To UPDATE a row in a relational database, record(s) that match the WHERE condition should be present in the updated table. In other words if a table is empty, the UPDATE statement returns success, but the table remains empty. For alternatives, please check the INSERT or UPDATE example in section  REF _Ref127182069 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT More Examples. Note: The output point itself is populated with a copy of the Source Tag data if the output operation was successful. Otherwise the output tag will receive a digital state of BadOutput. Mapping of Value and Status Data Output For output of data in the direction PI -> RDB, no fixed table structure is required. Corresponding placeholders are used for the intended data output. Although mapping of the placeholders VL, SS_I, SS_C to the RDB data types works similarly as in case of the data input (see chapter  REF _Ref126026421 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Mapping of Value and Status Data Input), some variations do exist between the individual PI point types: DIGITAL Tags Digital output tag values are mapped only to RDB string types. This means that the corresponding field data type in the table must be string, otherwise explicit conversion is required CAST(value_exp AS data_type). The following table shows the assignment of value placeholders (VL, SS_I, SS_C) for a Digital tag: PI ValueVL Field Type StringSS_I Field Type Integer or FloatSS_C Field Type StringDigital state is NOT in the error range defined by /SUCC1 /SUCC2 start-up parameters0"O.K."Digital state IS in the error range defined by /BAD1 /BAD2 start-up parameters1"Bad Value" Table  SEQ Table \* ARABIC 12. Digital Output Tags Can only be Output to RDB Strings ( Example available in  HYPERLINK \l "_Appendix_A_Examples" Appendix B Examples,  HYPERLINK \l "_Example_3.11__Output triggered by " Example 3.11 output triggered by 'Sinusoid', values taken from 'TagDig' FLOAT, INTEGER and STRING Tags PI ValueVL Field Type Numeric or StringSS_I Field Type NumericSS_C Field Type StringValue NOT in error0"O.K."Digital State< Previous Value> Table  SEQ Table \* ARABIC 13. Float, Integer and String Output Tags Value and Status Mapping Global Variables A file containing definitions of global variables allows for a pre-definition of placeholders that are either used many times or are large in size. The file is referenced via the /GLOBAL=full_path start-up parameter. The syntax of global variables is the same as for placeholders Pn, but starting with the 'G' character. For more details, see the section  REF _Ref127182135 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT SQL Placeholders Syntax used in a global variable file is shown in an example: ( Example available in  HYPERLINK \l "_Appendix_A_Examples" Appendix B Examples,  HYPERLINK \l "_Example_3.12__global variables" Example 3.12 global variables Recording of PI Point Database Changes The interface can record changes made to the PI Point Database. The concept is similar to the regular output point handling. The difference is that the Managing Tag is not triggered by a snapshot event, but by a point attribute modification. Note: Managing tag is recognized by having Location4 = -1 or Location4 = -2. Short Form Configuration When Location4 is set to 1, the interface expects a subset of the AT.* placeholders in the INSERT query. This statement (INSERT) thus has to be configured and the Managing tag executes it whenever there is a point attribute change. The following table summarizes the placeholders supported in the short form: Example of the RDB Table Structure for the PIPoint Changes RecordingPlaceholderTAG_NAME (SQL_CHAR)AT.TAGATTRIBUTE_NAME (SQL_CHAR)AT.ATTRIBUTECHANGE_DATETIME (SQL_TIMESTAMP)AT.CHANGEDATECHANGER (SQL_CHAR)AT.CHANGERNEW_VALUE (SQL_CHAR)AT.NEWVALUEOLD_VALUE (SQL_CHAR)AT.OLDVALUE Table  SEQ Table \* ARABIC 14. PI Point Database Replication - Short Form ( Example available in  HYPERLINK \l "_Appendix_A_Examples" Appendix B Examples,  HYPERLINK \l "_Example_4.1__PI Point database cha" Example 4.1 PI Point Database changes short form configuration Note: The interface stores the number of executed queries into the Managing Tag. In the Short Form, nothing is stored when a point was edited, but no real attribute change has been made. Note: By default the interface checks for attribute changes in 2 minute intervals. It can therefore happen that when an attribute is changed twice within 2 minutes ending with its original value, the interface will not record this change. Since RDBMSPI 3.11.0.0, the two minute interval can be changed by specifying the start-up parameter /UPDATEINTERVAL Long Form Configuration Location4 = 2 indicates that all AT.* placeholders can be employed (see section  REF _Ref127247303 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT SQL Placeholders for the complete list). In this mode, the interface does not remember what was the previous attribute value and just forwards the current PI point attributes state to RDB. The overall principles are the same as with the short form. I.e., any attribute change recognized by the interface is the trigger for the SQL statement (INSERT) execution. ( Example available in  HYPERLINK \l "_Appendix_A_Examples" Appendix B Examples,  HYPERLINK \l "_Example_4.2__PI Point database cha" Example 4.2 PI Point Database changes long form configuration (only change date and tag name recorded) Note: The interface stores the number of executed queries into the Managing Tag. PI Batch Database Output The PI Batch Database can be replicated to RDB tables in a timely manner. I.e., the interface remembers the timestamp of the last batch that was INSERTed during the previous scan, and via the Managing Tags (tags that hold and execute the INSERT statements) it keeps storing the newly arrived batches/unit-batches/sub-batches into RDB tables. The Managing Tags are recognized by the presence of any of the PI Batch Database placeholders; see section  REF _Ref127247323 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT SQL Placeholders for more details. That means they are configured as standard input tags (Location4 defines the scan frequency) and just one occurrence of the 'BA.*' placeholder marks them 'batch replicator(s)'. The batch replication thus resembles the execution of standard output statements (e.g. INSERT) that periodically send out snapshot values. PI Batch Database Replication without Module Database The interface allows for replication of batch records in a form similar to the structure of the PIBatch table visible via PI ODBC or PI OLEDB. The following list shows placeholders that can be used: PropertyRDB data type PlaceholderBatch IDCharacter string up to 256 bytesBA.BAIDUnitCharacter string up to 256 bytesBA.UNITProductCharacter string up to 256BA.PRODUCTStart TimeTimestampBA.STARTEnd TimeTimestampBA.END Table  SEQ Table \* ARABIC 15. PI Batch Database Replication without MDB (Old Batches) The example referenced below demonstrates how to replicate the whole PI Batch Database using a standard input point carrying a simple INSERT statement. The interface periodically asks for new batches since the previous scan and only the closed batches (batches with non-zero endtime) are stored. Note: The optional /RECOVERY_TIME=*-1d start-up parameter applies here in terms of going back into the PI Batch Database for the specified time period. Note: The input point carrying the INSERT statement receives the number of inserted batches after each scan. It is therefore advisable to define this point as numeric. ( Example available in  HYPERLINK \l "_Appendix_A_Examples" Appendix B Examples,  HYPERLINK \l "_Example_5.1__Batch export (not req" Example 5.1 Batch export (not requiring Module Database) PI Batch Database Replication with Module Database PI-SDK divides the PI Batch Database into several object collections. The simplified object model is shown in the following picture:         A more detailed description of each object can be found in the PI-SDK Manual. The RDBMSPI Interface currently replicates these objects from the three main collections found in the PI Batch Database. These collections are: PIBatchDB stores PIBatch objects PIUnitBatches stores PIUnitBatch objects PISubBatches stores PISubBatch objects Each aforementioned object has a different set of properties. Moreover, it can reference its parent object (object from the superior collection) via the GUID (Global Unique Identifier) 16 byte unique number. This GUID can be used as a key in RDB tables to relate e.g. the PIUnitBatch records to their parent PIBatch(es) and PISubBatches to their parent PIUnitBatch(es). The structure of the RDB table is determined by the available properties on a given object. In the following tables list the description of the properties of each PI SDK object and the corresponding data type that can be used in an RDB table. The third column defines the corresponding placeholder required for the INSERT statement: PI Batch Object PropertyRDB Data TypePlaceholderBatch IDCharacter string up to 1024 bytesBA.IDProductCharacter string up to 1024 bytesBA.PRODIDRecipeCharacter string up to 1024 bytesBA.RECIDUnique IDCharacter string 16 bytesBA.GUIDStart TimeTimestampBA.STARTEnd TimeTimestampBA.END PIUnitBatch Object PropertyRDB Data TypePlaceholderBatch IDCharacter string up to 1024 bytesUB.IDProductCharacter string up to 1024 bytesUB.PRODIDProcedure NameCharacter string up to 1024 bytesUB.PROCIDUnique IDCharacter string 16 bytesUB.GUIDPI UnitCharacter string up to 1024 bytesUB.MODIDPI Unit Unique IDCharacter string 16 bytesUB.MODGUIDStart TimeTimestampUB.STARTEnd TimeTimestampUB.END PISubBatch Object PropertyRDB Data TypePlaceholderNameCharacter string up to 1024 bytesSB.IDPI HeadingCharacter string up to 1024 bytesSB.HEADIDUnique IDCharacter string 16 bytesSB.GUIDStart TimeTimestampSB.STARTEnd TimeTimestampSB.END Table  SEQ Table \* ARABIC 16. PI Batch Database Replication (NewBatches/Unitbatches/SubBatches) PI Batch Database Replication Details As stated above, the interface scans the PI Batch Database in timely manner. After each scan (i.e. after an execution of that many INSERTs as there were newly arrived entries into the PI Batch Database since the last scan) the number of successfully inserted rows is written into the Managing Tag. The interface determines what was the most recent timestamp sent to RDB and therefore allows for safe restarts/temporary interface stops (i.e., after restart the interface begins to replicate the not-yet-stored batches in RDB). The PI SDK provides two search functions for filtering the PI Batch Database entries. The search criteria can be defined through keywords, which have the same syntax as the corresponding placeholders, but are prefixed with slashes '/'. The summary of all Batch related keywords can be found in the section  REF _Ref130099394 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT PI Point Configuration later on in this manual. Note: Both PIBatch and PIUnitBatch objects must be closed. This means they must have the non-empty 'End Time' property. The interface will not store the open PIBatches or PIUnitBatches. Exceptions to this rule are PISubBatches. PISubBatches are always sent to RDB at the time when their parent PIUnitBatch gets an 'End Time'. Three tables are required for the data extracted from the PI Batch database. Table Structure for PIBatch objectsTable Structure for PIUnitBatch ObjectsBA_START (SQL_TIMESTAMP)UB_START (SQL_TIMESTAMP)BA_END (SQL_TIMESTAMP)UB_END (SQL_TIMESTAMP)BA_ID (SQL_VARCHAR)UB_ID (SQL_VARCHAR)BA_PRODUCT (SQL_VARCHAR)UB_PRODUCT (SQL_VARCHAR)BA_RECIPE (SQL_VARCHAR)UB_PROCEDURE (SQL_VARCHAR)BA_GUID (SQL_CHAR[37])BA_GUID (SQL_CHAR[37])UB_MODULE (SQL_VARCHAR)UB_GUID (SQL_CHAR[37])Table Structure for PISubBatch ObjectsSB_START (SQL_TIMESTAMP)SB_HEAD (SQL_VARCHAR)SB_END (SQL_TIMESTAMP)UB_GUID (SQL_CHAR[37])SB_ID (SQL_VARCHAR)SB_GUID (SQL_CHAR[37]) Table  SEQ Table \* ARABIC 17. Example of RDB Tables Needed for PI Batch Database Replication The arrows show the keys that form the relationship between these three tables. PISubBatches can form their own tree structure allowing for a PISubBatch object to contain the collection of another PISubBatch. To express this hierarchy in one table, the interface constructs the PISubBatch name in a way that it contains the above positioned PISubBatches divided by a backslashes '\' (an analogy with the file and directory structure). In our case the SB_ID column will contain items like: PIUnitBatch_01\SB_01\SB_101 PIUnitBatch_01\SB_01\SB_102 PIUnitBatch_01\SB_01\SB_10n Because sub-batches have different properties than their parent objects unit-batches, an independent INSERT is needed. Moreover, the unit-batch Managing Tag needs to know the sub-batch Managing Tag name. A special keyword /SB_TAG ='subbatch_managing_tag' must therefore be defined in the Extended Descriptor of the unit-batch Managing Tag. At the time the unit-batch is closed, the interface replicates the related unit-batch properties, and also replicates the underlying sub-batches. Refer to the examples that replicate all batches, unit-batches plus their sub-batches over the period of last 10 days: ( Example available in  HYPERLINK \l "_Appendix_A_Examples" Appendix B Examples,  HYPERLINK \l "_Example_5.2a__Batch export (Module" Example 5.2a Batch export ( Example available in  HYPERLINK \l "_Appendix_A_Examples" Appendix B Examples,  HYPERLINK \l "_Example_5.2b__UnitBatch export (Mo" Example 5.2b UnitBatch export ( Example available in  HYPERLINK \l "_Appendix_A_Examples" Appendix B Examples,  HYPERLINK \l "_Example_5.2c__SubBatch export (Mod" Example 5.2c SubBatch export RDBMSPI - Recovery Modes (Only Applicable to Output Points) Recovery TS This recovery mode is specified by the /RECOVERY=TS start-up parameter. Whether the recovery handles out-of-order data or not, depends on the Location5 attribute of an output tag. If Location5=0 then recovery starts at snapshot timestamp of the output tag (or at the recovery start-time if that is later). Only in-order data can thus be recovered. If Location5=1 then the recovery begins at the recovery start-time and can include the out-of-order data the /OOO_OPTION then decides how the out-of-order events are handled: Out-Of-Order Recovery For output points that have Location5=1, the interface compares the source with the output tag values and detects the archive events that were added, replaced or deleted. This comparison is done immediately after the interface started on condition the comparison time-window had been specified; e.g. /RECOVERY_TIME='*-10d'. The following two pictures depict the situation before and after the out-of-order recovery:  SHAPE \* MERGEFORMAT  Figure  SEQ Figure \* ARABIC 2. Two New Values Added to SourceTag  SHAPE \* MERGEFORMAT  Figure  SEQ Figure \* ARABIC 3. OutputTag Synchronized with SourceTag. The Out-Of-Order recovery can be further parameterized through another start-up parameter /OOO_OPTION. This parameter defines a combination of three keywords: append replace remove keywords are separated by commas:: /OOO_OPTION="append,replace" Depending on these keywords, the interface only takes those actions, for which the corresponding options are set. In this case, even if there were some deletions of the source tag events, the interface will not synchronize them with the output tag (in terms of deleting the corresponding output tag entries). The comparison results are signaled to the user via the following (Boolean) variables: @source_appended @source_replaced @source_removed So that they can be used in an 'IF' construct that the interface is able to parse. For example: IF @source_appended INSERT INTO table (); IF @source_replaced UPDATE table SET column1 = ? ; IF @source_removed DELETE table WHERE column1 <= ?; Usually new source tag events come in in-order so that only the @source_appended variable is set to True (the others thus remain False). Note: If no /OOO_OPTION is specified in the startup file then the "append" is the default. /Recovery= /ooo_option=Location5SQL Execution@source_appended @source_replaced @source_removedCommentSource tag/output tag event comparison matches /ooo_option-1Non/aNo Recovery for such tag0Yes@source_appended=True @source_replaced= False @source_removed= FalseNo out-of-order recovery The recovery starts at snapshot time of the output tag, SQL queries are called for each source tag value after this point1YesThe option that was matched is setting the correlated parameter to TrueExample: /ooo_option="replace" source archive event <> output archive event ( @source_appended=False @source_replaced=True @source_removed=FalseSource tag/output tag event comparison matches none of the /ooo_options-1 Non/aNo recovery for such tag0 Yes@source_appended=True @source_replaced= False @source_removed= FalseNo out-of-order recovery The recovery starts at snapshot time of output tag, SQL queries are called for each source tag value after this point1Non/aNot specifying a certain ooo_option means no action if the related situation is found Table  SEQ Table \* ARABIC 18. /ooo_option , Location5 and @* Variables off line mode The table above describes the recovery-relevant settings that are valid only when the interface starts (off-line-mode). During the normal operation (on-line-mode), the interface handles the Out-Of-Order events as described in the section below: Out-Of-Order Handling in On-Line Mode (RDBMSPI Interface Runs) Location5=1 supports out-of-order recovery also in the on-line-mode; When the Out-Of-Order source tag events are detected, either the @source_appended or the @source_replaced is set to True (depending on the addition, or replacement of the source tag event). Note: Deleted values are NOT honored in on-line-mode. Note: A new event that has the same timestamp as the current snapshot is considered an out-of-order event too! Note: If the source tag value is edited, but remains the same, then the @source_replaced variable stays False /ooo_option=Location5SQL Execution@source_appended @source_replaced @source_removedCommentSource tag event is out of order and Source tag/output tag event comparison matches /ooo_option-1Non/aout-of-order events ignored0Yes@source_appended=True @source_replaced= False @source_removed= FalseBackward compatibility1YesThe option that was matched is set to Truee.g. /ooo_option="replace" source archive event <> output archive event ( @source_appended=False @source_replaced=True @source_removed=FalseSource tag event is out of order and Source tag/output tag event comparison matches none of the /ooo_options-1 Non/aout-of-order events ignored0 Yes@source_appended=True @source_replaced= False @source_removed= FalseBackward compatibility1Non/ae.g. /ooo_option="append" source archive event <> output archive event ( no query execution for replaced dataNew source tag event (in-order) -1 Yes@source_appended=True @source_replaced= False @source_removed= Falsein-order events trigger query execution0 Yes@source_appended=True @source_replaced= False @source_removed= Falsein-order events trigger query execution1Yes@source_appended=True @source_replaced= False @source_removed= Falsein-order events trigger query execution Table  SEQ Table \* ARABIC 19. /ooo_option , Location5 and @* Variables on line mode Recovery SHUTDOWN Shutdown recovery is the same as 'TS', if the output tag's snapshot value is either Shutdown or I/O Timeout. If the output tag snapshot does not contain these digital states, NO recovery takes place. Note: Shutdown recovery exists for compatibility reasons to earlier interface versions. It is recommended to use TS recovery instead. Interface in Pure Replication Mode During recovery, the interface retrieves and reprocesses the compressed data from the PI Archive (as opposed to executing the output points' events coming from the event queue during the interface's normal operation). When the recovery time-window does contain both the start and the end-time (separated by comma) e.g.: /RECOVERY_TIME = "*-1d,*" all output points are processed for the defined time interval and then the interface stops (exits). Tags other than outputs are not processed at all. In the Pure Replication Mode one can schedule the interface execution via the Windows scheduling service (AT) and let the PI Archive (compressed) data replicate in a batch manner. For exact specification of all recovery related parameters, see section  REF _Ref130099497 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Startup Command File. Automatic Re-connection ODBC Connection Loss The interface automatically tries to re-connect the RDBMS in cases when the relational system is not reachable. Because the ODBC API does not provide any direct function to find out whether the communication line is in a healthy state, the interface uses the following mechanism to determine a connection loss: Any connection related error (ODBC returns error statuses starting with 08xxx) means closing all prepared SQL statements and entering the re-connection loop. (Before regarding the situation as a connection loss, an additional verification execution is made. The result of this verification finally decides about the re-connection action.) According to the ODBC specification, ODBC drivers have to stamp the errors consistently and communication related problems have to be marked with a proper error state. As different ODBC drivers can return thousands of error codes, it is unlikely that each error code is properly marked. Since version 3.11, the interface implements a new start-up switch /ERC=n. This optional switch activates a mechanism, which counts consecutive occurred runtime errors, and decides for the re-connection action when the number of such errors reaches the specified number (n). This scenario helps to decide about a re-connection action when the interface communicates to an ODBC driver that does not return proper error codes. Note: The interface tries to re-create the ODBC link every minute. Note: In version 3.12 and higher of the PI RDBMS Interface, for the output tags the placeholder values are retained and the query (that discovered the broken ODBC link) is executed again when the connection to RDB is re-established. Note: During the re-connection attempts (1 min intervals) the interface does NOT empty the snapshot event queue (for output tags). Some events thus can be lost due to the queue overflow. Should such a situation happen, there is currently NO automatic recovery action taken. Only a manual solution is possible - set-up the corresponding /OOO_OPTION recovery parameters, and re-processes the period when the interface was disconnected from the RDBMS (see section  REF _Ref126119288 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT RDBMSPI - Recovery Modes (Only Applicable to Output Points)) by restarting the interface. See the PI Server Manual for details how the event queue size can be increased. When the ODBC link is broken, and the PI System remains available, the interface normally writes the I/OTimeout digital state to all input points. This can be avoided by setting the interface start-up parameter /NO_INPUT_ERROR. PI Connection Loss During the PI API or PI SDK connection loss, neither the snapshot place holders (TS, VL, SS_I,) nor the attribute placeholders (AT.xxx) can be refreshed. Corresponding error messages are sent to the interface log-file and the interface enters a loop where it tries to re-login to PI in one minute intervals. The PI Server availability check is made before each scan class processing. Note: In case the interface runs as a console application (and there are the /user_pi= or/and /pass_pi= startup parameters specified), the login dialog pops up waiting for the user to re-enter the authentication information. Result Variables Send Data to PI The interface sets the following (Boolean) variables according to the result of the write-to-PI action. @write_success @write_failure A failure sets the @write_success to False, the @write_failure to True and vice-versa. Both variables are accessible to users, as indicates the example below: SELECT pi_timestamp,pi_value,0 FROM table WHERE pi_timestamp > ?; IF @write_success DELETE FROM table WHERE pi_timestamp > ?; I.e. the rows in table1 can be deleted, because they were already copied to PI. Note: Only if ALL SELECTed rows are successfully sent to the corresponding PI tags then the @write_success variable is true. Data that have no corresponding PI tag (e.g. in the Tag Distribution strategy there is a row that references a non existent tag and this row thus cannot be sent to PI), do not count as a failure (to achieve this, consider the @rows_dropped variable in chapter  REF _Ref496669757 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT SQL SELECT Statement for Tag Distribution). Note: @write_success and @write_failure are undefined before the first SELECT or {CALL } command and they are set to the undefined state always before the query execution. That means that they can only be evaluated when placed after a query. It also only makes sense to place them after SELECT or {CALL }, i.e. after queries that return a result-set. Result of ODBC Query Execution At the interface start, all SQL statements are executed so that any syntax errors, data-type assignment errors etc. can be verified. This first, tentative execution is then rolled back and in case of failure, the corresponding PI tag is refused (excluded from any further interface operation). During run-time, ODBC errors are just logged, but the interface continues execution. To convey the information about a success or failure of individual SQL commands (during run-time) two Boolean variables are available: @query_success @query_failure The @query_success is set to true (and @query_failure to false) when the PREVIOUS query was successfully executed and data fetched. The variables can be used in an 'IF' construct; for example: SELECT pi_timestamp,pi_value,0 FROM table WHERE pi_timestamp > ?; IF @query_failure INSERT INTO table2 (pi_timestamp,pi_tag, pi_message) VALUES (?,?,'Query failed'); Note: The @query_success and @query_failure variables always reflect the result of the last executed command; therefore it is not possible to add another statement, i.e. in this example, a second INSERT: 'IF @query_success INSERT table3' to react on the failure of the SELECT statement. This second INSERT will see the success or failure of the previous INSERT command. If multiple queries shall be executed on failure, then the stored procedure has to be used. Database Specifics Although ODBC is the de-facto standard for accessing data stored in relational databases, there are ODBC driver implementation differences. Also the underlying relational databases differ in functionality, supported data-types, SQL syntax and so on. The following section describes some of the interface relevant limits or differences, but this list is by far not complete. Oracle 7.0; Oracle 8.x, 9i,10g; Oracle RDB Statement Limitation There is a limitation on the number of statements that can be opened concurrently and on some Oracle versions this limitation amounts to just 100 concurrently allocated statements. Since the interface normally uses one SQL statement per tag, not more than the specified number of tags could thus be serviced (per one RDBMSPI instance). Although it is possible to increase this limit via the keyword OPEN_CURSORS configured in the file INIT.ORA (located at the server side of the ORACLE database), this change, because it has the global influence, isn't easily applicable. Note: The corresponding ODBC Error message, describing the aforementioned situation, is as follows: [S][HY000]: [Oracle][ODBC][Ora]ORA-01000: maximum open cursors exceeded One way around this limit is to group tags together (see chapter  REF _Ref125881726 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT  Data Acquisition Strategies), or run multiple instances of the interface (different Location1), because this limit is per connection. The other approach is to use the interface option /EXECDIRECT that does not use the prepared execution at all. The direct execution (/EXECDIRECT start up parameter) is the preferred solution. Note: The described problem also occurs when too many cursors are open from stored procedures. All cursors open within a stored procedure thus have to be properly closed. TOP 10 If it is required to limit the number of returned rows (e.g. to reduce the CPU load), there is a possibility to formulate the SQL query with the number representing the maximum rows that will be returned. This option is database specific and Oracles' implementation is as follows: Oracle RDB SELECT timestamp,value,status FROM Table LIMIT TO 10 ROWS; SELECT timestamp,value,status FROM Table LIMIT TO 10 ROWS WHERE Timestamp > ?; Oracle 8.0 (NT) and above Similar to the example for Oracle RDB, the statement to select a maximum of just 10 records looks as follows: SELECT timestamp,value,status FROM Table WHERE ROWNUM<11; How to Construct Stored Procedure that Returns Result-Set: It is necessary to construct two Oracle objects a PACKAGE and the actual STORED PROCEDURE: 1) package: CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE myPackage IS TYPE gen_cursor IS REF CURSOR; END myPackage; 2) stored procedure (that takes for example the date argument as the input parameter): CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE myTestProc (cur OUT myPackage.gen_cursor, ts IN date) IS res myPackage.gen_cursor; BEGIN OPEN res FOR SELECT pi_time,pi_value,0 FROM pi_test1 WHERE pi_time > ts; cur := res; END testproc; The aforementioned store procedure can then be executed like: {CALL myTestProc(?)}; P1=TS And it delivers a result-set; the same as if the SELECT statement were executed directly. Note: the above example works only with Oracle's ODBC drivers. It has been tested with Oracle9i and ODBC driver 9.00.11.00 dBase III, dBase IV Date and Time Data Type dBase does not have any native timestamp data type. If sending PI timestamps to dBase, the interface and the ODBC driver will automatically convert the timestamp placeholder from the SQL_TIMESTAMP into SQL_VARCHAR (the dBase target column therefore has to be TEXT(20)). The other direction RDB->PI is not that simple. Actually, it is not possible to read a timestamp from a TEXT field because the required ODBC function CONVERT does not support the SQL_VARCHAR into SQL_TIMESTAMP conversion either. However, a workaround is possible: Use the dBase database as a linked table from within MS Access. Now the MS Access ODBC driver is available, which implements a function called CDATE(). The following query works for string columns e.g. TEXT(20) in dBase with the format "DD-MMM-YY hh:mm:ss": SELECT CDATE(Timestamp), Value, Status FROM Table WHERE CDATE(Timestamp) > ?; P1=TS ODBC drivers used: Microsoft dBase Driver 4.00.4403.02 Microsoft Access Driver 4.00.4403.02 Login dBase works without Username and Password. In order to get access from the interface a dummy username and password must be used in the startup line. /user_odbc=dummy /pass_odbc=dummy Multi-User Access The Microsoft dBase ODBC driver seems to lock the dBase tables. That means no other application can access the table at the same time. There are no known workarounds, other than the MS Access linked table. MS Access Login MS Access can also be configured without Username and Password. In order to get access from the interface a dummy username and password have to be used in the startup line. /user_odbc=dummy /pass_odbc=dummy Slowdown in statement preparation for more than 50 tags ODBC drivers used: MS Access ODBC driver 4.00.5303.01 The MS Access ODBC driver shows a decrease in performance that depends on the number of open statements. Using the prepared execution (default setting), this is equivalent to the number of tags that hold a SQL query. For more than ~50 ODBC statements (concurrently prepared) there is a significant slowdown in speed during the preparation of additional statements. The solution is using the /EXECDIRECT start-up parameter. An alternative way is to use OLE DB for Jet 4.0 and an ODBC driver for OLE DB (e.g. Attunity Connect) on top. MS SQL Server 6.5, 7.0, 2000 DATETIME Data Type Only the DATETIME data type represents the date and time implementation. The slightly misleading name TIMESTAMP, another MS SQL Server supported data type, is a database-wide unique number that cannot be bound to the interface time related placeholders (TS, ST,). TOP 10 The statement for selecting a maximum of 10 records looks as follows: SELECT TOP 10 timestamp,value,status FROM Table; SET NOCOUNT ON Should the stored procedure on MS SQL Server contain more complex T-SQL code, e.g. a combination of INSERT and SELECT statements, the SET NOCOUNT ON setting is preferable. The DML statements (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE) then do NOT return the number of affected rows (as the default result-set) which, in combination with the result set from a SELECT statement, causes the following error: "[S][24000]: [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver]Invalid cursor state" The following code scrap shows how to avoid the above error: CREATE PROCEDURE sp_RDBMSPI1 ( @name varchar(30), -- tag name @TS datetime -- timestamp ) AS SET NOCOUNT ON INSERT pi_rdbms VALUES(@name,@TS) SELECT pi_time,pi_value,0 FROM pi_table1 WHERE pi_tagname = @name and pi_time > @TS CA Ingres II Software Development Kit The ODBC driver which comes with the Ingres II Software Development Kit does not work for this interface. This is due to the fact that the ODBC driver expects the statements being re-prepared before each execution (even if the ODBC driver reports SQL_CB_CLOSE when checking SQL_CURSOR_COMMIT_BEHAVIOR). That means that the ODBC driver is inconsistent with the ODBC specification. Other ODBC drivers for Ingres II may still work. Alternatively it is possible to set the /EXECDIRECT start-up switch. IBM DB2 (NT) Statement Limitation There is a limitation on the number of statements that can be open concurrently (prepared ODBC execution) for the version 7.1. The limitation only allows 100 concurrently prepared ODBC statements. It is nevertheless possible to increase this value via a corresponding DB2 database parameter (applheapsz via the DB2 Control Center: Configure (right clicking the particular database instance) (Performance(Application heap size) ODBC drivers used: IBM DB2 (NT) 07.01.0000 ODBC Driver 06.01.0000 Note: The corresponding ODBC Error message describing the situation is as follows: [S][57011]: [IBM][CLI Driver][DB2/NT] SQL0954C Not enough storage is available in the application heap to process the statement. SQLSTATE=57011 See the above discussion to the same topic with Oracle database. Informix (NT) ODBC drivers used: Informix 07.31.0000 TC5 (NT) 02.80.0008 2.20 TC1 Error while ODBC Re-Connection An access violation in the Informix ODBC driver DLL was experienced when the Informix RDB was shut down during the interface operation. Paradox ODBC drivers used: Paradox, 5.x ODBC Driver 4.00.5303.01 BDE (Borland Database Engine) 5.0 Error when ALIASES used in WHERE Clause Following query returns runtime errors: SELECT Timestamp AS PI_TIMESTAMP,Value,0 FROM Table WHERE PI_TIMESTAMP > ?; P1=TS [S][07002]: [Microsoft][ODBC Paradox Driver] Too few parameters. Expected 2. OSIsoft, Inc. recommends not using aliases. More Examples The interface installs with the pre-configured MS Access database (RDBMSPI.mdb). This database along with the Excel sheet with PI point configurations (pipoints.xls) can be found in PIPC\Interfaces\RDBMSPI\Examples directory. This suite contains the samples divided into certain categories and they are intended to demonstrate the implemented functionality. Together with the set of samples at the end of this manual (Appendix B) they should help the users with the SQL queries setup. See the Examples_readme.doc (in the Examples directory) for the detailed description of the samples presented. Insert or Update A usual request is to keep a copy of current snapshot values in a relational table. The problem is that the query must decide between INSERT and UPDATE. If the tag already has a record in the table, an UPDATE is required. If there is no record for this tag yet, INSERT has to be used. Unfortunately the SQL language does not provide any ifthen mechanisms and the usual solution is to write a stored procedure. But there is also a SQL solution to this problem: Use a second table with the same fields as the target table. This "dummy" table has to have exactly one record that will be updated. To do an INSERT or UPDATE, use the RIGHT JOIN between two tables: Table1 has 2 fields, V1 and P1 Table2 has 2 fields, V1 and P1 Table2 has exactly one data record UPDATE Table1 RIGHT JOIN Table2 ON Table1.P1=Table2.P2 SET Table1.P1=Table2.P1, Table1.V1=Table2.V1 How does it work? The trick itself lies in the RIGHT JOIN. RIGHT JOIN means include all records from the table on the right-hand side (Table2) and those rows from the left-hand table (Table1) where the JOIN condition is met. If the RIGHT JOIN is used with the UPDATE statement, it either writes back a new record (internal INSERT), or the ordinary UPDATE is performed. For use with the RDBMSPI Interface, it is necessary to configure two queries: UPDATE Table2 SET P1=?,V1=?; UPDATE Table1 RIGHT JOIN Table2 ON Table1.P1=Table2.P1 SET Table1.P1=Table2.P1, Table1.V1=Table2.V1; The following example reference inserts a new record into the PI_INSERT_UPDATE table only if the sinusoid event arrives in a minute that has no related record yet. If all (60) samples are inserted in the PI_INSERT_UPDATE table, only updates occur (overwrites existing rows). Thus, and if sinusoid has at least one event per minute, the PI_INSERT_UPDATE table holds sinusoid events from the last 60 minutes only. ( Example available in  HYPERLINK \l "_Appendix_A_Examples" Appendix B Examples,  HYPERLINK \l "_Example_6.1__last one hour of Sin" Example 6.1 last one hour of 'Sinusoid' Installation Checklist For those users who are familiar with running PI data collection interface programs, this checklist helps get the Interface running. If not familiar with PI interfaces, return to this section after reading the rest of the manual in detail. The steps below should be followed in the order presented. Install the PI Interface Configuration Utility (which installs PI SDK and PI API) Verify that PI API has been installed. Install the RDBMSPI interface. Set up PI security. Define digital states if needed. Choose a point source. Configure PI points. Location1 is the interface instance has to match the /id= start-up parameter Location2 bulk vs. non-bulk read Location3 defines the reading strategy Location4 is the scan class. Location5 how the data is sent to PI (snapshot, archive write,..). PointSource has to match with the /ps= start up parameter ExDesc stores the various keywords InstrumentTag name of the file that stores the SQL file SourceTag for output points Configure the interface using the PI ICU utility or edit startup command file manual. It is recommended to use PI ICU whenever possible. Configure performance points. Configure I/O Rate tag. It is recommended to test the connection between the interface node and the RDB using any third-party ODBC based application. For example the ODBC Test app. from Microsoft or any other tool that works with ODBC data sources. Verify that the SQL query(ies) are syntactically correct and they deliver data from/to the above mentioned third-party ODBC based application. Start with one simple SQL statement or with the tested one and verify the data in PI. Set or check the interface node clock. Start the interface without buffering. Verify data. Stop interface, start buffering, start interface. Interface Installation on Windows OSIsoft recommends that interfaces be installed on PI Interface Nodes instead of directly on the PIServer node. A PI Interface Node is any node other than the PI Server node where the PIApplication Programming Interface (PI API) has been installed (see the PI APImanual). With this approach, the PI Server need not compete with interfaces for the machines resources. The primary function of the PIServer is to archive data and to service clients that request data. If the interface is installed on a separate interface node users may wish to enable buffering. In most cases OSIsoft recommends to install the interface with buffering, however, it is not recommended to enable buffering on a PI server. See  REF _Ref133632732 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Buffering for more details about buffering and this interface. In most cases the interface should be installed as an automatic service. Services keep running after the user logs off. Automatic services automatically restart when the computer is restarted, which is useful in the event of a power failure. More considerations about NT Services and ODBC applications are given in:  REF _Ref130185879 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT What is Meant by "Running an ODBC Application as Windows Service"? Naming Conventions and Requirements In the installation procedure below, it is assumed that the name of the interface executable is rdbmspi.exe and that the startup command file is called rdbmspi.bat. When Configuring the Interface Manually When configuring the interface manually it is customary for the user to rename the executable and the startup command file when multiple copies of the interface are run. For example, rdbmspi1.exe and rdbmspi1.bat would typically be used for interface number 1, rdbmspi2.exe and rdbmspi2.bat for interface number 2, and so on. When an interface is run as a service, the executable and the command file must have the same root name because the service looks for its command-line parameters in a file that has the same root name. Note: The interface is installed along with the .pdb file (file containing the debug information). This file can be found in %windir%\Symbols\exe. If you rename the rdbmspi.exe to rdbmspi1.exe, you also have to create/rename the corresponding .pdb file. I.e. rdbmspi.pdb to rdbmspi1.pdb Interface Directories PIHOME Directory Tree The PIHOME directory tree is defined by the PIHOME entry in the pipc.iniconfiguration file. This pipc.ini file is an ASCII text file, which is located in the %windir% directory. A typical pipc.ini file contains the following lines: [PIPC] PIHOME=c:\pipc The above lines define the \pipc directory as the root of the PIHOME directory tree on the C: drive. OSIsoft recommends using \pipc as the root directory name. The PIHOMEdirectory does not need to be on the C: drive. Interface Installation Directory Place all copies of the interface into a single directory. The suggested directory is: PIHOME\interfaces\rdbmspi\ Replace PIHOME with the corresponding entry in the pipc.ini file. Interface Installation Procedure The PI RDBMS Interface setup program uses the services of the Microsoft Windows Installer. Windows Installer is a standard part of Windows 2000 and greater operating systems. When running on Windows NT 4.0 systems, the PI RDBMS interface setup program will install the Windows Installer itself if necessary. To install, run the RDBMSPI_x.x.x.x.exe installation kit. Installing Interface as a Windows Service The PI RDBMS Interface service can be created, preferably, with the PI Interface Configuration Utility, or can be created manually. Installing Interface Service with PI ICU The PI Interface Configuration Utility provides a user interface for creating, editing, and deleting the interface service:  Service Configuration Service name The Service name box shows the name of the current interface service. This service name is obtained from the interface executable. IN This is the service id used to distinguish multiple instances of the same interface using the same executable. Display name The Display Name text box shows the current Display Name of the interface service. If there is currently no service for the selected interface, the default Display Name is the service name with a PI- prefix. Users may specify a different Display Name. OSIsoft suggests that the prefix PI- be appended to the beginning of the interface to indicate that the service is part of the OSIsoft suite of products. Log on as The Log on as text box shows the current Log on as Windows User Account of the interface service. If the service is configured to use the Local System account, the Log on as text box will show LocalSystem. Users may specify a different Windows User account for the service to use. Password If user specified a Windows User account in the Log on as text box that has a password, the password must be provided in the Password text box. Confirm Password If a password is specified in the Password text box, then repeat the password in the Confirm Password text box to confirm it. Startup Type The Startup Type indicates whether the interface service will start automatically or needs to be started manually on reboot. If the Auto option is selected, the service will be installed to start automatically when the machine reboots. If the Manual option is selected, the interface service will not start on reboot, but will require someone to manually start the service. If the Disabled option is selected, the service will not start at all. Generally, interface services are set to start automatically. Dependencies The Installed services list is a list of the services currently installed on this machine. Services upon which this Interface is dependent should be moved into the Dependencies list using the  button. For example, if PI API Buffering is running, then bufserv should be selected from the list at the right and added to the list on the left. To remove a service from the list of dependencies, use the  button, and the service name will be removed from the Dependencies list. When the PI Interface is started (as a service), the services listed in the dependency list will be verified as running (or an attempt will be made to start them). If the dependent service(s) cannot be started for any reason, then the PI interface service will not run. Note: Please see the PI Log and Operating System Event Logger for messages that may indicate the cause for any server not running as expected.  - Add Button To add a dependency from the list of Installed services, select the dependency name, and click the Add button.  - Remove Button To remove a selected dependency, highlight the service name in the Dependencies list, and click the Remove button. The full name of the service selected in the Installed services list is displayed below the Installed services list box. Create The Create button adds the displayed service with the specified Dependencies and with the specified Startup Type. Remove The Remove button removes the displayed service. If the service is not currently installed, or if the service is currently running, this button will be grayed out. Start or Stop Service To Start or Stop an interface service, use the Start button  and a Stop button  on the ICU toolbar. If this interface service is not currently installed, these buttons will remain grayed out until the service is added. If this interface service is running, the Stop button is available. If this service is not running, the Start button is available. The status of the Interface service is indicated in the lower portion of the PI ICU dialog.    Installing Interface Service Manually Help for installing the interface as a service is available at any time with the command: rdbmspi.exe help Change to the directory where the rdbmspi1.exe executable is located. Then, consult the following table to determine the appropriate service installation command. Windows Service Installation Commands on a PI Interface Node or a PI Server Node with Bufserv implementedManual servicerdbmspi.exe install depend tcpip bufservAutomatic servicerdbmspi.exe install auto depend tcpip bufserv*Automatic service with service idrdbmspi.exe serviceid X install auto depend tcpip bufservWindows Service Installation Commands on a PI Interface Node or a PI Server Node without Bufserv implementedManual servicerdbmspi.exe install depend tcpipAutomatic servicerdbmspi.exe install auto depend tcpip*Automatic service with service idrdbmspi.exe serviceid X install auto depend tcpip*When specifying service id, the user must include an id number. It is suggested that this number correspond to the interface id (/id) parameter found in the interface .bat file. Check the Microsoft Windows services control panel to verify that the service was added successfully. The services control panel can be used at any time to change the interface from an automatic service to a manual service or vice versa. What is Meant by "Running an ODBC Application as Windows Service"? Please read the following bullets carefully before configuring the interface: The interface MUST be capable of connecting to RDB as a console application before attempting to run it as a Windows service. Including this step is vitally important, because running an application as Windows service adds another level of complexity that can mask other issues that have nothing to do with the fact that the application is running as a Windows service. Once it has been verified that the application can run successfully as a stand-alone application, it can be assumed that any problems that arise when running the application as Windows service have something to do with the systems configuration. The ODBC driver/client and any necessary database client software MUST be on the system PATH. On Windows 2000/XP machines, there is a distinction made between system environment variables and user environment variables. System environment variables are used whenever the operating system is in use, no matter whether there is a particular user-id logged in or not. This is important, because if the ODBC driver/client (and database client software, if needed) is listed on the PATH environment variable as user environment variables, these values will only be valid as long as the particular user-id for whom they are set is logged in, and not at system boot-up. If using an ODBC data source to establish the connection, the data source MUST be a System DSN. The reasons for this are similar to the first situation - user DSNs can only be accessed by someone logged into the machine with a particular user-id, and not at system boot-up. System DSNs are available at boot-up and by any application running under any account. To check this, open the ODBC Data Source Administrator and make sure that the data source in question appears on the list on the "System DSN" tab. If it is not there, create one and add it to this list, and ensure the application points to it. The latest version of MDAC MUST be on the interface node. There has been at least one occasion where a customer was able to resolve his issue running his application as a service with his database by installing the latest MDAC. As of the authoring of this document, MDAC 2.8 SP1 is the latest version. Control Program The RDBMSPI Interface ships with a tool called the Control Program for PI Interfaces (CPPI). Its primary goal is to provide users with a trouble-shooting tool; CPPI users can for example on-line see the values of placeholders, inspect individual result-sets as they arrived from RDB, influence the debug printout without stopping the interface, etc. The CPPI functionality is accessible via the Microsoft Management Console (MMC), or programmatically. CPPI/RDBMSPI Functionality Accessed via MMC Microsoft Management Console (MMC) provides the graphical front-end, that simplifies working with individual text commands. The RDBMSPI install kit optionally installs the CPPI along with the MMC Snap-In into the directory PIPC\Interfaces\RDBMSPI\MMC.  ( Run RDBMSPI.msc and refer to the following screen shots for information on how to connect and communicate with the interface. The first step is to add the RDBMSPI interface to the CPPI folder - right click the CPPI folder, and select 'Add Interface'  Computer - Windows Node Name of the computer the interface is running on. (The dot '.' means the local node.) Interface - Interface name. (Name of the interface .exe file.) Interface ID - Instance number. (Corresponds to the /in=n start-up parameter.) Note: When connecting to a computer in a different domain, use the Windows Explorer and map a drive on such a computer first. This should bypass the authentication problems the CPPI pipe might experience. After the connection is successfully established, on the left-hand side of the MMC four folders appear. The Debug Level allows changing the current debug settings, the Monitor provides run-time statistics for the RDBMSPI Interface.  The table below describes what the Monitor view summarizes. Most of the Monitor information is also directed to the RDBMSPI specific log file. DataCommentInterface run timeElapsed time since the interface starts.Number of executed queriesThe overall number of queries that were executed in all scan classes since the interface startup.Bytes received via ODBC callsTotal number of bytes fetched from SELECT queries.Prepared ODBC statementsTotal number of SQL statements prepared for execution.ODBC statement errors occurredAll errors occurred (at the ODBC statement level) since the interface startup.Information that is ODBC driver specific follows: - ODBC Environment - Connection handle settings and several selected items regarding the ODBC driver used - ODBC driver manager - Actual data source the interface is connected to The Data folder provides a graphical front-end where one can select a tag, see the executed SQL query with actual values of placeholders and, finally, inspect the result-set returned by the query.  The Status Edit Box shows the actual interface's status in relation to the possible break point definitions. The content of the Edit Box is refreshed whenever the Get Status button is pressed. Two Combo Boxes Scan Class and Tag contain all (active) interface tags divided into the three scan class types: I standard (time based) input, E event based input; O event based output. Both combo boxes are filled immediately after the CPPI connects to the interface. The Stop button defines break points. (It is only possible to define break points for one tag - the one selected). Two break points may be specified one before the query is executed and one after the execution. Thus the values of the placeholders are visible before the query delivers a result-set (and immediately after). Next and Continue buttons move the execution forward. The Next button forces the interface to continue running until it encounters a subsequent break point. The Continue button deletes all break points and let the interface to run normally. Break Point(s) DefinedTag Has More SQL StatementsPressing Next Means:Before ExecutionYesExecution stops before the SQLExecute() call of individual statements in the batch of SQL statements defined for the given Tag. After stepping through all statements in a batch (by pressing the Next button), the subsequent tag from the same scan class follows.NoExecution stops before the SQLExecute() function call for the subsequent tag in the same scan class. This tag is shown in the Tag edit boxAfter ExecutionYesExecution stops immediately after the SQLExecute() function call of individual statements in the batch of SQL queries for the given tag. After stepping through all statements in a batch (by pressing the Next button), the subsequent tag from the same scan class follows. NoExecution stops after the SQLExecute() function call for the subsequent tag in the same scan class. This tag is shown in the Tag edit boxBefore and After ExecutionYesCombination of the above.NoCombination of the above. Note: An open connection through CPPI causes the interface stores the relevant information in memory for each tag serviced. I.e. it keeps the latest result sets (for input tags) as well as placeholders' run-time values. Disconnection causes this information to be released and the memory is freed. The Text Commands folder lists all the commands that are supported by the CPPI. The table below summarizes them. CommandNumber of ParametersDescriptionMONITOR0Returns the two-dimensional array of information about the interface.GETDEBUG0Returns the current debug level (/deb=n)SETDEBUG1Sets the new debug level.GETTAGS0Returns the two-dimensional array of tags serviced by the interface. The tags are divided according to scan classes.GETSQL3Returns the SQL statement(s) for the particular tag including the placeholders' values. The arguments are: - scan class number - scan class type (I/E/O) - tag nameGETRESULTSET3Shows the SELECTed result-set. The arguments are: - scan class number - scan class type (I/E/O) - tag nameSTOPON4Forces the interface to stop execution (sets the breakpoint) on the given scan class/tag. The arguments are: - scan class number - scan class type (I/E/O) - tag name - breakpoint position (A/B) (A-After execution B-Before execution)GETTRACESTATUS0Returns the execution status depending on the breakpoints set.NEXT0Forces the program execution to run until the next breakpoint.CONTINUE0Clears all breakpoints and allows the interface to continue normal execution.SHUTDOWN0Shuts down the interface.HELP0Provides a description of each command. Digital States For more information regarding Digital States, refer to the PI Server documentation. Digital State Sets PI digital states are discrete values represented by strings. These strings are organized in PI as digital state sets. Each digital state set is a user-defined list of strings, enumerated from 0 to n to represent different values of discrete data. For more information about PIdigital tags and editing digital state sets, see the PI Server manuals. An interface point that contains discrete data can be stored in PI as a digital tag. A Digitaltag associates discrete data with a digital state set, as specified by the user. System Digital State Set Similar to digital state sets is the system digital state set. This set is used for all tags, regardless of type to indicate the state of a tag at a particular time. For example, if the interface receives bad data from an interface point, it writes the system digital state BadIput to PI instead of a value. The system digital state set has many unused states that can be used by the interface and other PI clients. PointSource The PointSource is a unique, single or multi-character string that is used to identify the PI point as a point that belongs to a particular interface. For example, the string Boiler1 may be used to identify points that belong to the MyInt Interface. To implement this, the PointSource attribute would be set to Boiler1 for every PI Point that is configured for the MyInt Interface. Then, if /ps=Boiler1 is used on the startup-command line of the MyInt Interface, the Interface will search the PI Point Database upon startup for every PI point that is configured with a PointSource of Boiler1. Before an interface loads a point, the interface usually performs further checks by examining additional PI point attributes to determine whether a particular point is valid for the interface. For additional information, see the /ps parameter. Case-sensitivity for PointSource Attribute If the interface is running on a PINet node, use a capital letter (or a case-insensitive character such as a number, a question mark, etc.) for the PointSource attribute when defining points. For all other scenarios, the case of the PointSource is insignificant. In all cases, the PointSource character that is supplied with the /ps command-line parameter is not case sensitive. That is, /ps=P and /ps=p are equivalent. It is only necessary to be careful with the case of the PointSource during point definition and only if the Interface will be running on a PINet node communicating to a PIServer. Reserved Point Sources Several subsystems and applications that ship with PI are associated with default PointSource characters. The Totalizer Subsystem uses the PointSource character T, the Alarm Subsystem uses G and @, Random uses R, RampSoak uses 9, and the Performance Equations Subsystem uses C. Do not use these PointSource characters or change the default point source characters for these applications. Also, if a PointSource character is not explicitly defined when creating a PIpoint; the point is assigned a default PointSource character of L (PI 2) or Lab (PI 3). Therefore, it would be confusing to use L or Lab as the PointSource character for an interface Note: Do not use a point source character that is already associated with another interface program. However it is acceptable to use the same point source for multiple instances of an interface. PI Point Configuration A PI point corresponds to a single parameter in the interfaced system. For example, a counter, a set point, a process variable, and the high and low control limits would each serve as a separate point in the PI System database. Each of these points must be defined and configured individually using PIDIFF, PICONFIG or the PI-SMT Excel Add-In. For more information regarding point configuration, see the Data Archive (DA) section of the PI System Manual. The following point attributes are relevant to configure tags used with the RDBMS to PI Interface. Point Attributes Use the point attributes below to define the PI Point configuration for the Interface, including specifically what data to transfer. Tag A tag is a label or name for a point. Any tag name can be used in accordance to the normal PI point naming conventions. Length The length of the Tag field is limited by the version of the PI API, the version of the PI Server, and sometimes by a specific Interface. The table below explains this in more detail. When the maximum possible lengths differ for the software installed on site, the shortest length applies. SoftwareVersionMaximum LengthThis InterfaceCurrent1023PI APIBelow 1.6255PI API1.61023PI ServerBelow 3.4.370.x255PI Server3.4.370.x or higher1023 PointSource The PointSource is a unique, single or multi-character string that is used to identify the PI point as a point that belongs to a particular interface. For additional information, see the /pscommand-line parameter and the Point Source section. Note: See in addition the Location1 parameter interface instance number. Point Type Typically, device point types do not need to correspond to PI point types. For example, integer values from a device can be sent to floating-point or digital PI tags. Similarly, a floating-point value from the device can be sent to integer or digital PI tags, although the values will be truncated. PointTypeHow It Is UsedDigitalUsed for points whose value can only be one of several discrete states. These states are predefined in a particular state set (PI 3.x).Int1615-bit unsigned integers (0-32767)Int3232-bit signed integers (-2147450880 2147483647)Float16Scaled floating-point values. The accuracy is one part in 32767Float32Single-precision floating point values.Float64Double-precision floating point values. StringStores string data of up to 1000 characters. Table  SEQ Table \* ARABIC 20. Supported PI Point Types For more information on the individual point types, see PIDataArchiveforNT and UNIX. Location1 This is the number of the interface process that collects data for this tag. The interface can run multiple times on one node (PC) and therefore distribute the CPU power evenly. In other words Location1 allows further division of points within one Point Source. The Location1 parameter should match the parameter /IN or /ID found in the startup file. Note: It is possible to start multiple interface processes on different PI API nodes. But then a separate software license for the interface is required. One API node can run an unlimited number of instances. Location2 The second location parameter specifies if all rows of data returned by a SELECT statement should be written into the PI database, or if just the first one is taken (and the rest skipped). Note: For Tag Groups, the master tag will define this option for all tags in a group. It is not possible to read only the first record for one group member and all records for another one. Note: For Tag Distribution, the interface ALWAYS takes the whole result-set regardless of the Location2 setting. Location2Data Acquisition Strategy0Only the first record is valid (except for the Tag Distribution Strategy)1The interface fetches and sends all data in the result-set to PINote: If there is no timestamp column in the SELECTed result-set and Location2=1, i.e., the interface automatically provides the execution time, all the rows will potentially be time-stamped with the same time. Location3 The third location parameter specifies the Distribution Strategy - how the selected data will be interpreted and sent to PI: Location3Data Acquisition Strategy0SQL query populates a Single Tag> 0Location3 represents the column number of a multiple field query Tag Groups-1Tag Distribution (Tag name or Tag Alias name must be part of the result set)-2RxC Distribution (multiple tag names or tag aliases name must be part of the result set) Table  SEQ Table \* ARABIC 21. Location3 Location4 Scan-based Inputs For interfaces that support scan-based collection of data, Location4 defines the scan class for the PI point. The scan class determines the frequency at which input points are scanned for new values. Note: For trigger-based inputs, unsolicited inputs, and output points, Location4 should be set to zero. Location4Type of EvaluationPositive numberIndex to the position of /f= startup parameter keyword (scan class number)0Event based output and event based input, unsolicited points -1Specifies the managing tag for recording of Pipoint Database changes in the short form. See section  REF _Ref517773349 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Recording of PI Point Database Changes for more details.-2Specifies the managing tag for recording of Pipoint Database changes in the full form. See section  REF _Ref517773349 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Recording of PI Point Database Changes for more details. Table  SEQ Table \* ARABIC 22. Location4 Location5 Input Tags If Location5 = 1 the interface bypasses the exception reporting. For sending data to PI it then uses the pisn_putsnapshot() function. Out-of-order data always goes directly to the archive (via the function piar_putarcvaluex(ARCREPLACE)). Out-of-order data means newvalue.timestamp < prevvalue.timestamp. Location5Behavior0The interface does the exception reporting in the standard way. Out-of-order data is supported, but existing archive values cannot be replaced; there will be the -109 error in the pimessagelog. For PI points of type String and Blob - Exception Deviation>0 means sending only changes to PI (assuming ExcMax!=0).1In-order data - the interface gives up the exception reporting - each retrieved value is sent to PI; For out-of-order data - the existing archive values (same timestamps) will be replaced and the new events will be added (piar_putarcvaluex(ARCREPLACE)). For PI3.3+ servers the existing snapshot data (the current value of a tag) is replaced. For PI2 and PI3.2 (or earlier) systems the snapshot values cannot be replaced. In this case the new value is added and the old value remains. Note: When there are more events in the archive at the same timestamp, and the piar_putarcvaluex(ARCREPLACE) is used (out-of-order-data), only one event is overwritten the first one entered!2If the data comes in-order - the behavior is the same as with Location5=1 For out-of-order data values are always added; i.e. multiple values at the same timestamp can occur (piar_putarcvaluex(ARCAPPENDX)). Output Tags Location5Behavior-1In-order data is processed normally. Out-of-order data does not trigger the query execution.0In-order as well as out-of-order data is processed normally. Note: No out-of-order data handling in the recovery mode! See chapter  REF _Ref126119288 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT RDBMSPI - Recovery Modes (Only Applicable to Output Points)1In-order data is processed normally. Enhanced out-of-order data management. Note: special parameters that can be evaluated in the SQL query are available; see the chapter  REF _Ref126119407 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Out-Of-Order Recovery. Table  SEQ Table \* ARABIC 23. Location5 for Input and Output Tags InstrumentTag Length The length of the InstrumentTag field is limited by the version of the PI API, the version of the PI Server, and sometimes by a specific Interface. The table below explains this in more detail. When the maximum possible lengths differ for the software installed on site, the shortest length applies. SoftwareVersionMaximum LengthThis InterfaceCurrent1023PI APIBelow 1.632PI API1.61023PI ServerBelow 3.4.370.x32PI Server3.4.370.x or higher1023 The InstrumentTag attribute is the filename containing the SQL statement(s). The file location is defined in a start-up parameter by the /SQL= directory path. The file is only evaluated when the pertinent tag gets executed for the first time, and after each point attribute change event. If the SQL statement(s) needs to be changed (during the interface operation), OSIsoft, Inc. recommends editing any of the PI point attributes - it forces the interface to re-evaluate the tag in terms of closing the opened SQL statement(s) and re-preparing the new statement(s) again. ExDesc Length The length of the Extended Descriptor field is limited by the version of the PI API, the version of the PI Server, and sometimes by a specific Interface. The table below explains this in more detail. When the maximum possible lengths differ for the software installed on site, the shortest length applies. SoftwareVersionMaximum LengthThis InterfaceCurrent1023PI APIBelow 1.680PI API1.61023PI ServerBelow 3.4.370.x80PI Server3.4.370.x or higher1023 The following table summarizes all the RDBMSPI specific definitions that can be specified in Extended Descriptor: KeywordExampleRemark/ALIAS/ALIAS=Level321_in or /ALIAS="Tag123 Alias" (support for white spaces)Used with the DISTRIBUTOR strategy. This allows having different point names in RDB and in PI./EXD/EXD=D:\PIPC\...\PLCHLD1.DEFAllows getting over the 80-character limit (PI2) of the Extended Descriptor. (Suitable for tags with more placeholders.)/SQL/SQL="SELECT TIMESTAMP, VALUE, STATUS FROM TABLE WHERE TIMESTAMP >?;" P1=TSSuitable for short SQL statements. Allows the on-line statement changes (sign-up-for-updates) to be immediately reflected. The actual statement should be double-quoted and the ending semicolon is mandatory./TRANSACT/TRANSACTEach transaction is explicitly committed or rolled back. It switches off the AUTOCOMMIT mode for this statement./TRIG or /EVENT /EVENT=sinusoid /EVENT='tag name with spaces' /EVENT=tagname, /SQL="SELECT;" special: /EVENT=sinusoid conditionUsed for event driven input points. Each time the particular event point changes the actual point is processed. Comma is used to divide the /EVENT keyword and possible following definition. An optional condition keyword can be specified in order to filter input events (trigger conditions). PI Batch Subsystem related placeholders: KeywordExampleRemark/BA.ID /BA.ID="Batch1"Wildcard string of PIBatchID to match; defaults to "*"./BA.GUID/BA.GUID="16-bytes GUID"Exact Unique ID of PIBatch object/BA.PRODID/BA.PRODID="Product1"Wildcard string of Product to match; defaults to "*"./BA.RECID/BA.RECID="Recipe1"Wildcard string of Recipe name to match; defaults to "*"./BA.START/BA.START="*-3d"Search start time in PI time format./BA.END/BA.END="*"Search end time in PI time format./UB.BAID/UB.BAID="Batch1"Wildcard string of PIBatchID (Unit Batches) to match. Defaults to "*"./UB.GUID/UB.GUID="16-bytes GUID"Unique id of PIUnitBatch/UB.MODID/UB.MODID="Module1"Wildcard string of a PIModule name to match. Defaults to "*"./UB.MODGUID/UB.MODGUID="16- bytes GUID"Unique id of PIModule/UB.PRODID/UB.PRODID="Product1"Wildcard string of Product to match. Defaults to "*"./UB.PROCID/UB.PROCID="Procedure1"Wildcard string of ProcedureName to match. Defaults to "*"./SB.ID/SB.ID="SubBatch1"Wildcard string of PISubBatch name to match. Defaults to "*"./UB.START/UB.START="*-10d"Search start time in PI time format./UB.END/UB.END="*"Search end time in PI time format./SB_TAG/SB_TAG="Tagname"Control tag for PISubBatch INSERTNote: Extended Descriptor size is limited to 1024 characters. Note: The keyword evaluation is case SENSITIVE. I.e. the aforementioned keywords have to be in capital letters! The keywords in the following table can be used to specify trigger conditions. Event ConditionDescriptionAnychangeTrigger on any change as long as the value of the current event is different than the value of the previous event. System digital states also trigger events. For example, an event will be triggered on a value change from 0 to "Bad Input," and an event will be triggered on a value change from "Bad Input" to 0. IncrementTrigger on any increase in value. System digital states do not trigger events. For example, an event will be triggered on a value change from 0 to 1, but an event will not be triggered on a value change from "Pt Created" to 0. Likewise, an event will not be triggered on a value change from 0 to "Bad Input."DecrementTrigger on any decrease in value. System digital states do not trigger events. For example, an event will be triggered on a value change from 1 to 0, but an event will not be triggered on a value change from "Pt Created" to 0. Likewise, an event will not be triggered on a value change from 0 to "Bad Input."NonzeroTrigger on any non-zero value. Events are not triggered when a system digital state is written to the trigger tag. For example, an event is triggered on a value change from "Pt Created" to 1, but an event is not triggered on a value change from 1 to "Bad Input." Table  SEQ Table \* ARABIC 24. Keywords Recognized in Extended Descriptor Performance Points For UniInt-based interfaces, the extended descriptor is checked for the string PERFORMANCE_POINT. If this character string is found, UniInt treats this point as a performance point. See the section called Performance Points. Trigger-based Inputs For trigger-based input points, a separate trigger point must be configured. An input point is associated with a trigger point by entering a case-insensitive string in the extended descriptor (ExDesc) PI point attribute of the input point of the form: keyword=trigger_tag_name where keyword is replaced by event or trig and trigger_tag_name is replaced by the name of the trigger point. There should be no spaces in the string. UniInt automatically assumes that an input point is trigger-based instead of scan-based when the keyword=trigger_tag_name string is found in the extended descriptor attribute. An input is triggered when a new value is sent to the Snapshot of the trigger point. The new value does not need to be different than the previous Snapshot value to trigger an input, but the timestamp of the new value must be greater than (more recent than) or equal to the timestamp of the previous value. This is different than the trigger mechanism for output points. For output points, the timestamp of the trigger value must be greater than (not greater than or equal to) the timestamp of the previous value. Conditions can be placed on trigger events. Event conditions are specified in the extended descriptor as follows: Event='trigger_tag_name' event_condition The trigger tag name must be in single quotes. For example, Event='Sinuoid' Anychange will trigger on any event to the PI Tag sinusoid as long as the next event is different than the last event. The initial event is read from the snapshot. The keywords in the following table can be used to specify trigger conditions. Event ConditionDescriptionAnychangeTrigger on any change as long as the value of the current event is different than the value of the previous event. System digital states also trigger events. For example, an event will be triggered on a value change from 0 to Bad Input, and an event will be triggered on a value change from Bad Input to 0. IncrementTrigger on any increase in value. System digital states do not trigger events. For example, an event will be triggered on a value change from 0 to 1, but an event will not be triggered on a value change from Pt Created to 0. Likewise, an event will not be triggered on a value change from 0 to Bad Input.DecrementTrigger on any decrease in value. System digital states do not trigger events. For example, an event will be triggered on a value change from 1 to 0, but an event will not be triggered on a value change from Pt Created to 0. Likewise, an event will not be triggered on a value change from 0 to Bad Input.NonzeroTrigger on any non-zero value. Events are not triggered when a system digital state is written to the trigger tag. For example, an event is triggered on a value change from Pt Created to 1, but an event is not triggered on a value change from 1 to Bad Input.Scan By default, the Scan attribute has a value of 1, which means that scanning is turned on for the point. Setting the scan attribute to 0 turns scanning off. If the scan attribute is 0 when the interface starts, SCAN OFF will be written to the PI point. If the scan attribute is changed from 1 to 0 while the interface is running, SCAN OFF will also be written to the PI point after the point edit is detected by the interface. There is one other situation, which is independent of the Scan attribute, where the interface will write SCAN OFF to a PI point. If a point that is currently loaded by the interface is edited so that the point is no longer valid for the interface, the point will be removed from the interface, and SCAN OFF will be written to the point. For example, if the Point Source of a PI point that is currently loaded by the interface is changed, the point will be removed from the interface and SCAN OFF will be written to the point. Shutdown The Shutdown attribute is 1 (true) by default. The default behavior of the PI Shutdown subsystem is to write the SHUTDOWN digital state to all PI points when PI is started. The timestamp that is used for the SHUTDOWN events is retrieved from a file that is updated by the Snapshot Subsystem. The timestamp is usually updated every 15 minutes, which means that the timestamp for the SHUTDOWN events will be accurate to within 15minutes in the event of a power failure. For additional information on shutdown events, refer to PI Server manuals. Note: The SHUTDOWN events that are written by the PI Shutdown subsystem are independent of the SHUTDOWN events that are written by the interface when the /stopstat=Shutdown command-line parameter is specified. SHUTDOWN events can be disabled from being written to PI when PI is restarted by setting the Shutdown attribute to 0 for each point. Alternatively, the default behavior of the PI Shutdown Subsystem can be changed to write SHUTDOWN events only for PIpoints that have their Shutdown attribute set to 0. To change the default behavior, edit the \PI\dat\Shutdown.dat file, as discussed in PI Server manuals. Bufserv It is undesirable to write shutdown events when Bufserv is being used. Bufserv is a utility program that provides the capability to store and forward events to a PI Server, allowing continuous data collection when the Server is down for maintenance, upgrades, backups, and unexpected failures. That is, when PI is shut down, Bufserv will continue to collect data for the interface, making it undesirable to write SHUTDOWN events to the PI points for this interface. SourceTag Output points control the flow of data from the PI Data Archive to any outside destination, such as a PLC or a third-party database. The UNIINT based interfaces (including RDBMSPI) do use an indirect method for outputting values. I.e. there are always two points involved the SourceTag and the output tag. The output tag is actually an intermediary through which the SourceTag's snapshot is sent out. The rule is that whenever a value of the SourceTag changes, the interface outputs the value and, consequently, the output tag receives a copy of this event. That means that outputs are normally not scheduled via scan classes (executed periodically). Nevertheless, outputting data to RDB on a periodical basis is possible. The interface does not namely mandate that the SQL statements for input points must be SELECTs. Input points can execute INSERTs, UPDATEs, DELETEs SQL statements that send values to RDB (see chapter  REF _Ref126110832 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Output from PI for examples). For outputs triggered via the SourceTag, the trigger tag (SourceTag) can be associated with ANY point source, including the point source of the interface it works with (referenced through the /ps start-up parameter). Also, the point type of the trigger tag does not need to be the same as the point type of the output tag. The default data type transformation is implemented. As mentioned in previous paragraphs, an output is triggered when a new value is sent to the snapshot of a SourceTag. If no error is indicated (during the interface's output operation) then this value is finally copied to the output point. If the output operation is unsuccessful (e.g. any ODBC run time error occurred), then an appropriate digital state (Bad Output) is written to the output point. Note: In case of an ODBC call failure the output tag will receive the status BadOutput. Unused Attributes The interface does not use the following tag attributes Conversion factor Filter code Square root code Total code UserInt1,2 UserReal1,2 Performance Point Configuration Performance points can be configured to monitor the amount of time in seconds that an interface takes to complete a scan for a particular scan class. The closer the scan completion time is to 0 seconds, the better the performance. The scan completion time is recorded to millisecond resolution Configuring Performance Points with PI ICU (Windows) The PI Interface Configuration Utility (PI ICU) provides a user interface for creating and managing Performance Points.  Create To create a Performance Point, right-click the line belonging to the tag to be created, and select Create. Delete To delete a Performance Point, right-click the line belonging to the tag to be deleted, and select Delete. Correct If the Status of a point is marked Incorrect, the point configuration can be automatically corrected by ICU by right-clicking on the line belonging to the tag to be corrected, and selecting Correct. The Performance Points are created with the following PI attribute values. If ICU detects that a Performance Point is not defined with the following, it will be marked Incorrect: AttributeDetailsTagTag name that appears in the list boxPointSourcePoint Source for tags for this interface, as specified on the first tabCompressingOffExcMax0DescriptorInterface name + Scan Class # Performance Point Rename Right-click the line belonging to the tag and select Rename in order to rename the Performance Point. Status The Status column in the Performance Points table indicates whether the Performance Point exists for the scan class in column 2. Created Indicates that the Performance Point does exist Not Created Indicates that the Performance Point does not exist Deleted Indicates that a Performance Point existed, but was just deleted by the user Scan Class The Scan Class column indicates which scan class the Performance Point in the Tagname column belongs to. There will be one scan class in the Scan Class column for each scan class listed in the Scan Classes combo box on the UniInt Parameters tab. Tagname The Tagname column holds the Performance Point tag name. Snapshot The Snapshot column holds the snapshot value of each Performance Point that exists in PI. The Snapshot column is updated when the Performance Points/Counters tab is clicked, and when the interface is first loaded. Configuring Performance Points Manually Performance point configuration is the same on all operating system platforms. Performance points are configured as follows. Set the extended descriptor to: PERFORMANCE_POINT or to: PERFORMANCE_POINT=interface_id where interface_id corresponds to the identifier that is specified with the /idparameter on the startup command line of the interface. The character string PERFORMANCE_POINT is case insenstive. The interface_id does not need to be specified if there is only one copy of an interface that is associated with a particular point source. Set Location4 to correspond to the scan class whose performance is to be monitored. For example, to monitor scan class 2, set Location4 to 2. See the /f parameter for a description of scan classes. Set the PointSource attribute to correspond to the /ps parameter on the startup command line of the interface. Set the PointType attribute to float32. I/O Rate Tag Configuration An I/O Rate tag measures the throughput of an Interface. In particular, the value of an I/O Rate point represents a 10-minute average of the total number of values per minute that the Interface sends to the PI Server. Because values are averaged over a 10-minute interval, the first calculated value is not written to the PI Server until 10 minutes after the Interface has started. The user can configure one I/O Rate tag for each copy of the Interface that is in use. Monitoring I/O Rates on the Interface Node For Windows nodes, the 10-minute rate averages (in events/minute) can be monitored with a client application such as PI ProcessBook. Configuring I/O Rate Tags with PI ICU (Windows) The PI Interface Configuration Utility (PI ICU) provides a user interface for creating and managing I/O Rate Tags.  PI ICU currently allows for one I/O Rate tag to be configured for each copy of the interface that is in use. Some interfaces allow for multiple I/O Rate tags. Enable IORates for this Interface The Enable IORates for this interface check box enables or disables I/O Rates for the current interface. To disable I/O Rates for the selected interface, uncheck this box. To enable I/O Rates for the selected interface, check this box. Tag Status The Tag Status column indicates whether the I/O Rate tag exists in PI. The possible states are: Created This status indicates that the tag exist in PI Not Created This status indicates that the tag does not yet exist in PI Deleted This status indicates that the tag has just been deleted Unknown This status indicates that the PI ICU is not able to access the PI Server In File The In File column indicates whether the I/O Rate tag listed in the tag name and the event counter is in the IORates.dat file. The possible states are: Yes This status indicates that the tag name and event counter are in the IORates.dat file No This status indicates that the tag name and event counter are not in the IORates.dat file Event Counter The Event Counter correlates a tag specified in the iorates.dat file with this copy of the interface. The command line equivalent is /ec=x, where x is the same number that is assigned to a tag name in the iorates.dat file. Tagname The tag name listed under the Tagname column is the name of the I/O Rate tag. Snapshot The Snapshot column holds the snapshot value of the I/O Rate tag, if the I/O Rate tag exists in PI. The Snapshot column is updated when the IORates/Status Tags tab is clicked, and when the Interface is first loaded. Right Mouse Button Menu Options Create Create the suggested I/O Rate tag with the tag name indicated in the Tagname column. Delete Delete the I/O Rate tag listed in the Tagname column. Rename Allow the user to specify a new name for the I/O Rate tag listed in the Tagname column. Add to File Add the tag to the IORates.dat file with the event counter listed in the Event Counter Column. Search Allow the user to search the PI Server for a previously defined I/O Rate tag. Configuring I/O Rate Tags Manually There are two configuration steps. Configuring the PI Point on the PI Server Configuration on the Interface Node Configuring PI Point on the PI Server Create an I/O Rate Tag with the following point attribute values. Attribute ValuePointSourceLPointTypefloat32Compressing0ExcDev0 Configuration on the Interface Node For the following examples, assume that the name of the PI tag is rdbms001, and that the name of the I/O Rate on the home node is rdbms001. Edit/Create a file called iorates.dat in the PIHOME\dat directory. The PIHOMEdirectory is defined either by the PIPCSHARE entry or the PIHOME entry in the pipc.ini file, which is located in the %windir% directory. If both are specified, the PIPCSHARE entry takes precedence. Since the PIHOME directory is typically C:\PIPC, the full name of the iorates.dat file will typically be C:\PIPC\dat\iorates.dat. Add a line in the iorates.dat file of the form: rdbms001, x where rdbms001 is the name of the I/O Rate Tag and x corresponds to the first instance of the /ec=x parameter in the startup command file. X can be any number between 2 and 34 or between 51 and 200, inclusive. To specify additional rate counters for additional copies of the interface, create additional I/O Rate tags and additional entries in the iorates.dat file. The event counter, /ec=x, should be unique for each copy of the interface. Set the /ec=x parameter on the startup command file of the interface to match the event counter in the iorates.dat file. The interface must be stopped and restarted in order for the I/O Rate tag to take effect. I/O Rates will not be written to the tag until 10 minutes after the interface is started. Startup Command File Command-line parameters can begin with a slash /. Notes for Windows For Windows, command file names have a .bat extension. The Windows continuation character (^) allows for the use of multiple lines for the startup command. The maximum length of each line is 1024 characters (1 kilobyte). The number of parameters is unlimited, and the maximum length of each parameter is 1024 characters. PI Interface Configuration Utility on Windows The PI Interface Configuration Utility (PI ICU) provides a tool for configuring the Interface startup command file. Any new or existing PI interface can be configured and maintained using PI ICU. PI ICU uses the PI Module Database on the PI Server as a host for its interface startup information, so PI 3.3 is required on the host PI server. In order to access the interface startup information stored in the Module Database, PI-SDK 1.1 must be installed on the machine where the interface/PI ICU run. Version Requirements PI Host Server (PI Home Node) PI 3.3.361.43 or greater PI ICU/interface Node Windows 2000/XP/2003 PI SDK 1.1.0.142 or greater (installed by the PI ICU setup) Functions PI ICU includes a series of concise dialogs and tab sheets that allow the user to: Set all interface parameters Start and stop the interface interactively or as a service View and configure interface service dependencies Configure and run PI-Buffer Server application Configure and run PI-Log Server application Options PI ICU also includes an assortment of tools and options that allow the user to: Manage multiple PI interfaces Quickly find and view the PIPC log files Execute interface configuration diagnostics Run BufUtil Buffering utility (Not recommended for this interface.) PI ICU RDBODBC Control on Windows The PI ICU for the RDBMSPI interface is a graphical interface utility that assists the user in creating the interface startup file, amongst other things.  The rdbodbc control for PI ICU has several sections. Scan Class Rate Tags Scan class: Select a scan class to assign to a rate tag. I/O Rate Tag Select the rate tag for this scan class. Recovery Select the output recovery mode, possible options are: NO_REC, TS, and SHUTDOWN. Recovery_TIme Maximum length of time to recover. The interaction of these 2 options is best described in  REF _Ref126119288 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT RDBMSPI - Recovery Modes (Only Applicable to Output Points). File Locations Global SQL Full path to the global SQL variable file Log Full path to the interface specific log file Sql Directory of the SQL statement files DSN Settings DSN Data Source Name Username Username for access to the DSN Password Password for access to the DSN Successful Status Range Select the range of "Successful" status strings from the system digital state table. Bad Input Status Range Select the range of "Bad Input" status strings from the system digital state table. Times are UTC If this is specified, the interface expects the incoming timestamp values (from RDB) in UTC and outgoing timestamps are converted to UTC - all the timestamp related placeholders (TS, ST, LST, LET) are transformed. To do a correct transformation it is required that Time Zone and DST settings of the interface node are valid. No Input Errors Suppresses writing the BAD_INPUT, IO_TIMEOUT digital states when a runtime error occurs. Direct SQL Execution This parameter forces the direct SQL statement execution. All SQL statements are prepared, bound and executed each time they are scheduled for execution. The default is prepare and bind once, execute many. Read Before Overwrite Forces the interface to check if same value already exists in archive at the given timestamp. Interface will not send duplicate values retrieved from RDB to PI when this is checked. Out of Order Options In conjunction with Location5=1, the /ooo_option= specifies situations, for which corresponding SQL queries are executed. Full details are in the tag configuration section for  REF _Ref128210908 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Location5. Update Interval Adjust the minimum interval (in seconds) the interface uses to check for point updates. Reconnect Errors Number of consecutive occurring errors that causes the interface tries to de-allocate all ODBC statements and attempts to re-connect the RDBMS. Debug Level The interface prints additional information into the interface specific log file, depending on the debug level used. The amount of log information increases with the debug number as specified in the table below (see the /deb= description) Additional Parameters The Additional Parameters section is provided for any parameters that may be required in the future. Command-Line Parameters ParameterDescription/bad1=# Default: 0 OptionalThe /bad1 parameter is used as an index pointing to the beginning of the range (in the system digital state table) that contains "Bad Input" status strings Strings coming as statuses from RDB are compared with this range. The following example indicates what rule is implemented Example: SELECT pi_timestamp, pi_value, 'N/A' FROM table .. In case the interface finds a match for the 'N/A' string in the PI system digital set table (in the range defined through /bad1 and /bad2), the event is archived as 'N/A'; i.e. as the digital state selected from RDB. See section  REF _Ref126381316 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Evaluation of STATUS Field Data Input./bad2=# Default: 0 OptionalThe /bad2 parameter is used as an index pointing to the end of the range (in the system digital state table) that contains Bad Input status strings/deb=# Default: 1 OptionalThe interface prints additional information into the interface specific log file, depending on the debug level used. The amount of log information increases with the debug number as follows: Debug Level Output 0 No debug output. 1 (Default) Additional information about the interface operation PI and ODBC connection related info, defined SQL queries, information about actions taken during the ODBC link re-creation, output points recovery, etc. 2 Not implemented 3 Prints out the original data (raw values received by ODBC fetch calls per tag and scan).This helps to trace a data type conversion or other inconsistencies. 4 Prints out the actual values just before sending them to PI. 5 Prints out relevant subroutine markers, the program runs through. Only for onsite test purposes! Potentially huge print out! Table  SEQ Table \* ARABIC 25. Debug Level Granularity The message in the file is prefixed with the [DEB-n] marker where n reflects the set debug level. Note: The interface has an internal limitation on the length of the print out debug information. The limitation is 1400 characters. Use the /deb=n cautiously! Once the configuration and query execution are working, go back to /deb=1. Note: The error and warning messages are ALWAYS printed./dsn=dsn_name RequiredData source name created via the ODBC Administrator utility (found in Windows Control Panel). This interface only supports Machine data-sources and preferably System data-sources. Note: If the interface is installed as a Windows service, only the System data-sources will work! For more information on how to setup a DSN, please see the ODBC Administrator Help, or consult the ODBC driver documentation.  CAUTION The configuration of using the PI ODBC driver based data source (DSN) is NOT ALLOWED. PI API will finally only talk to one server only (the one the PI ODBC is connected to)./ec=x OptionalThe first instance of the /ec parameter on the command line is used to specify a counter number, x, for an I/O Rate point. If x is not specified, then the default event counter is 1. Also, if the /ec parameter is not specified at all, there is still a default event counter of 1 associated with the interface. If there is an I/O Rate point that is associated with an event counter of 1, each copy of the interface that is running without /ec=x explicitly defined will write to the same I/O Rate point. This means either explicitly defining an event counter other than 1 for each copy of the interface or not associating any I/O Rate points with event counter 1. Configuration of I/O Rate points is discussed in the section called I/O Rate Tag Configuration. Subsequent instances of the /ecparameter may be used by specific interfaces to keep track of various input or output operations. Subsequent instances of the /ec parameter can be of the form /ec*, where * is any ASCII character sequence. For example, /ecinput=10, /ecoutput=11, and /ec=12 are legitimate choices for the second, third, and fourth event counter strings./erc=x Default: (not specified) OptionalThe /erc parameter defines the number (x) of consecutive occurring errors that causes the interface tries to de-allocate all ODBC statements and attempts to re-connect the ODBC link. The interface uses the ODBC error codes for finding out if a runtime error is connection specific and re-creates the ODBC link if it is. Note: This start-up parameter was implemented because of the inconsistent behavior of some ODBC drivers with regard to the returned error codes.  /execdirect Default: (when not specified) prepared execution. See the chapter  REF _Ref126376841 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Prepared Execution OptionalDirect SQL statement execution - SQLExecDirect() This parameter forces direct SQL statement execution. All SQL statements are prepared, bound and executed each time before they get executed. The default mode (without this start up parameter) is to prepare-and-bind once, execute many./f=SS or /f=SS,SS or /f=HH:MM:SS or /f=HH:MM:SS, hh:mm:ss Required for reading scan-based inputsThe /f parameter defines the time period between scans in terms of hours (HH), minutes (MM), and seconds (SS). The scans can be scheduled to occur at discrete moments in time with an optional time offset specified in terms of hours (hh), minutes (mm), and seconds (ss). If HH and MM are omitted, then the time period that is specified is assumed to be in seconds. Each instance of the /f parameter on the command line defines a scan class for the interface. There is no limit to the number of scan classes that can be defined. The first occurrence of the /f parameter on the command line defines the first scan class of the interface; the second occurrence defines the second scan class, and so on. PI Points are associated with a particular scan class via the Location4 PI Point attribute. For example, all PI Points that have Location4 set to 1 will receive input values at the frequency defined by the first scan class. Similarly, all points that have Location4 set to 2 will receive input values at the frequency specified by the second scan class, and so on. Two scan classes are defined in the following example: /f=00:01:00,00:00:05 /f=00:00:07 or, equivalently: /f=60,5 /f=7 The first scan class has a scanning frequency of 1 minute with an offset of 5seconds, and the second scan class has a scanning frequency of 7seconds. When an offset is specified, the scans occur at discrete moments in time according to the formula: scan times = (reference time) + n(frequency) + offset where n is an integer and the reference time is midnight on the day that the interface was started. In the above example, frequency is 60seconds and offset is 5 seconds for the first scan class. This means that if the interface was started at 05:06:06, the first scan would be at 05:06:10, the second scan would be at 05:07:10, and so on. Since no offset is specified for the second scan class, the absolute scan times are undefined. The definition of a scan class does not guarantee that the associated points will be scanned at the given frequency. If the interface is under a large load, then some scans may occur late or be skipped entirely. See the section called Performance Point Configuration for more information on skipped or missed scans. Sub-second Scan Classes Sub-second scan classes can be defined on the command line, such as /f=0.5 /f=00:00:00.1 where the scanning frequency associated with the first scan class is 0.5seconds and the scanning frequency associated with the second scan class is 0.1 of a second. Similarly, sub-second scan classes with sub-second offsets can be defined, such as /f=0.5,0.2 /f=1,0 Wall Clock Scheduling Scan classes that strictly adhere to wall clock scheduling are now possible. This feature is available for interfaces that run on Windows and/or UNIX. Previously, wall clock scheduling was possible, but not across Daylight Saving time. For example, /f=24:00:00,08:00:00 corresponds to 1 scan a day starting at 8 AM. However, after a Daylight Saving Time change, the scan would occur either at 7 AM or 9 AM, depending upon the direction of the time shift. To schedule a scan once a day at 8 AM (even across Daylight Saving time), use /f=24:00:00,00:08:00,L. The ,L at the end of the scan class tells UniInt to use the new wall clock scheduling algorithm. /global=FilePath Default: no global variables file OptionalThe /global parameter is used to specify the Full path of the file that contains definitions of the global variables./host=host:port Required The /host parameter is used to specify the PI Home node. Host is the IP address of the PI Sever node or the domain name of the PI Server node. Port is the port number for TCP/IP communication. The port is always 5450. It is recommended to explicitly define the host and port on the command line with the /host parameter. Nevertheless, if either the host or port is not specified, the interface will attempt to use defaults. Examples: The interface is running on a PI Interface Node, the domain name of the PIhome node is Marvin, and the IP address of Marvin is 206.79.198.30. Valid /host parameters would be: /host=marvin /host=marvin:5450 /host=206.79.198.30 /host=206.79.198.30:5450/id=x or /in=x Highly RecommendedThe /id parameter is used to specify the interface identifier. This number must match the value of Location1 for all tags that belong to the same instance of the particular interface. The interface identifier is a string that is no longer than 9 characters in length. UniInt concatenates this string to the header that is used to identify error messages as belonging to a particular interface. See the section called Errorand Informational Messages for more information. UniInt always uses the /id parameter in the fashion described above. This interface also uses the /id parameter to identify a particular interface copy number that corresponds to an integer value that is assigned to Location1. For this interface, use only numeric characters in the identifier. For example, /id=1/no_input_error Default: writes BAD_INPUT, IO_TIMEOUT in case of any runtime error OptionalThe /no_input_error parameter suppresses writing IO_TIMEOUT and BAD_INPUT for input tags when any runtime error occurs or ODBC connection is lost. Example: SELECT time,value,0 WHERE time > ?; P1=TS ? will be updated during run-time with the latest timestamp already read. Now, if the interface runs into a communication problem, it will normally write I/O Timeout to all input tags and the latest timestamp will thus be the I/O Timeout, which is potentially a problem. The next query will miss all values between the last real data timestamp and the I/O Timeout timestamp delivered by the interface! The /no_input_error will avoid it./ooo_option= "append,replace,remove" Default: /ooo_option="append" OptionalFor output tags that have Location5=1, this option specifies what kind of out-of-order output-point events will trigger the SQL query execution. In addition, the option will set a variable that can be evaluated in the query file (see chapter  REF _Ref126388399 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Out-Of-Order Recovery for the description of the related @* variables). E.g.: /ooo_option= "append, replace" means only additions and modifications of the source tag's values cause the defined SQL query(ies) to be executed . The order of the keywords (append, replace, remove) is arbitrary, they can appear only once and the user can specify any of these. Note: The remove option will only have an effect during the interface start-up. Value deletions will not be detected when the interface in on-line mode./output=Filepath Required The /output parameter is used to specify the Interface-specific error log file name and location. If the path contains spaces the parameter has to be surrounded by double quotes: /output="d:\program files\rdbmspi.log" The interface generates output messages into the given log-file. In order NOT to overwrite the previous log-file after each restart, the interface renames the previous log-file to log-file.log;n, where n is the consecutive number. Note: System administrator should regularly delete the old log-files to conserve disk space./pass_odbc= password_odbc Default: empty string OptionalThe /pass_odbc parameter is used to specify the password for the ODBC connection. The password entered is Case sensitive. If this parameter is omitted, the standard ODBC connection dialog prompts the user for his name and password. The password has to be entered only once. On all future startups the interface will remember the password from the encrypted file. This encrypted file has the same name as the interface executable and the file extension is ODBC_PWD. The file is stored in the same directory as the interface specific output file. Example of the relevant start-up parameters: rdbmspi.exe /in=2 /output=c:\pipc\interfaces\rdbmspi\log\rdbmspi.log Encrypted password is stored in: c:\pipc\interfaces\rdbmspi\logsrdbmspi.ODBC_PWD In order to run RDBMSPI as the Windows service, one has to start (at least once) the interface in the interactive mode (to create the encrypted password file). If this file is deleted, the interface will prompt for a new password during the next interactive startup. Note: The interface fails to start as an Windows service if it does not find a valid password-file. Databases like MS Access or dBase may not always have security set up. In this case a dummy username and password can be used, e.g. /pass_odbc=dummy. /pass_pi= password_pi Default: empty string Optional The /pass_pi parameter is used to specify the password for the piadmin account (default), or for the account set by the /user_pi parameter. The password entered is Case sensitive. If the interface is started in the console mode, the log-on prompt will request the password. The password is consequently stored in the encrypted form; named as the interface executable and the file extension will be PI_PWD. It is stored in the same directory as the output log-file. The password has to be entered only once. In the course of all future startups, the interface will read the password from this encrypted file. Example: rdbmspi.exe /in=2 /output=c:\pipc\interfaces\rdbmspi\log\rdbmspi.log The encrypted password is stored in: c:\pipc\interfaces\rdbmspi\log\rdbmspi.PI_PWD In order to run the interface as a Windows service, one has to start it (at least once) in the interactive mode (to create the encrypted password file). If this file is deleted, the interface will prompt for a new password during the next startup again. Note: In order to achieve a connection with the PI Server, the file PILOGIN.INI must contain a reference to that PI Server. The interface automatically adds a new server to the local list of servers (in PILOGIN.INI). Since this version of the interface is also based on PI SDK, make sure that the requested PI Server is also defined in the PI SDK known server table.  CAUTION! Since the RDBMSPI 3.14 (and UniInt 4.1.2), the interface does NOT explicitly login to PI anymore. Users always have to configure the trust entry (PI 3.3 or better) or proxy table (PI 3.2.x) for this interface. For PI Servers earlier than 3.2 this startup parameter works as described./perf=# Default: 8 hours OptionalThe /perf parameter specifies the interval between output of performance summary information in hours. If zero is specified, no performance summaries will be done. This printout is directed to pipc.log UniInt monitors interface performance by keeping track of the number of scans that are hit, missed, and/or skipped for scan-based input points. Scans that occur on time are considered hit. If a scan occurs more than 1 second after its scheduled time, the scan is considered missed. If a scan occurs 1 scan period or more after its scheduled time, then 1 or more scans are considered skipped. Say that a particular scan class has a period of 2 seconds. If a scan for this class occurs 1.1 seconds after its scheduled time, then 1 scan has been missed. However, no scans have been skipped because the next scan still has the opportunity to occur at its scheduled time, which happens to be 0.9 seconds after the last scan in this case. For scans that have periods of 1 second or less, the above definition of a missed scan does not make sense. In these cases, scans are considered either hit or skipped. Since every skipped scan is also considered to be a missed scan, the scan performance summary should indicate the same percentage of skipped and missed scans for scan classes with periods of 1 second or less. By default, UniInt prints out a performance summary to the message log every 8 hours if the hit ratio (hit ratio = hits / (hits + misses)) drops below 0.95. The performance summary shows the percentage of scans that are missed and skipped for every scan class. The frequency at which performance summaries are printed out can be adjusted using the /perf command-line parameter. For interfaces that use unsolicited input points, performance summaries should be inactivated by setting /perf=0 because performance summaries are meaningless for unsolicited inputs./ps=x RequiredThe /ps parameter specifies the point source for the interface. X is not case sensitive and can be any single character. For example, /ps=P and /ps=p are equivalent. The point source that is assigned with the /ps parameter corresponds to the PointSource attribute of individual PI Points. The interface will attempt to load only those PI points with the appropriate point source. /rbo Default: No comparison with archive values. OptionalThe read before overwrite /rbo parameter tells the interface to check upfront if a new event already exists in the archive. The interface does a comparison, and if at a given timestamp it finds the SAME value, the interface will NOT send it. This setting applies only to those input points, which have Location5=1 (see section  HYPERLINK \l "_Input_Tags" Input Tags). This parameter is intended for customers using audit logs. Re-writing the same values can make the audit logs grow too fast and this is the way how to stop this. Note: This option should be applied carefully, because the interface has to always read the archive values before sending it. /recovery=TS Default: no recovery (NO_REC) OptionalRecovery parameter. Possibilities are SHUTDOWN, TS and NO_REC The /recovery parameter determines how to handle output points during the start-up. Based on this setting, the interface goes into the PI archive to process events of the SourceTag since the given time. Note: A tag edit of an output tag will also trigger recovery, but for this tag only. The following table summarizes the possible recovery modes: /recovery= Behavior SHUTDOWN Only if the Shutdown or I/O Timeout digital states are found in the output point's snapshot, the interface goes back into the PI archive either starting at /recovery_time (when Shutdown or I/O Timeout timestamp is older than the /recovery_time) or starts the recovery at the snapshot time. TS In-order recovery (Location5=0): Starts the recovery from /recovery_time="stime time" or from the last snapshot of the output point if this is later. Enhanced out-of-order recovery (Location5=1): Recovery starts from the time defined by /recovery_time and the interface compares the source and output tag values looking for additions, changes and deletions in the source tag. In conjunction with Location5=1 the /ooo_option start-up parameter defines which types of source tag data modifications are taken into account (see section  HYPERLINK \l "_Out_Of_Order_Recovery" Out Of Order Recovery). NO_REC Default settings. No recovery takes place. The /recovery_time keyword is ignored. Table  SEQ Table \* ARABIC 26. Recovery Modes Note: Remember, an output point contains a copy of all events successfully downloaded from the source point and sent out of the interface. The current snapshot of the output point therefore marks the last downloaded and exported event. /recovery_time= "*-8 h" or /recovery_time= *-1d or /recovery_time= *-1h,* or /recovery_time= "01-Jan-02 15:00:00, 31-Jan-02 15:00:00" Default: no recovery OptionalIn conjunction with the recovery parameter (/recovery) the /recovery_time parameter determines the oldest timestamp for retrieving data from the archive. The time syntax is in PI time format. (See the Data Archive Manual for more information on the PI time string format.) If the pattern is: /recovery_time=start_time,end_time I.e., if both - the start as well as end times are specified, all output points are processed for the given interval. Events are taken from the PI archive. After processing all output points the interface exits. In this case the /recovery parameter is taken into account as well. See the /recovery table above for supported recovery modes./sio Optional The /sio parameter stands for suppress initial outputs. The parameter applies only for interfaces that support outputs. If the /sio parameter is not specified, the interface will behave in the following manner. When the interface is started, the interface determines the current Snapshot value of each output tag. Next, the interface writes this value to each output tag. In addition, whenever an individual output tag is edited while the interface is running, the interface will write the current Snapshot value to the edited output tag. This behavior is suppressed if the /sio parameter is specified on the command line. That is, outputs will not be written when the interface starts or when an output tag is edited. In other words, when the /sioparameter is specified, outputs will only be written when they are explicitly triggered./sn Default: the interface uses exception reporting. OptionalOverrides exception reporting with snapshot reporting. Use the snapshot call instead of the pisendexceptions call to send values to the PI database. This parameter affects only tags whose Location5 attribute is set to 0./sql=Filepath OptionalThe /sql parameter specifies the location of the SQL statement files. If this parameter is not specified, the interface searches for the /SQL keyword in ExtendedDescriptor If there are spaces in the file path structure, the path must be enclosed in double quotes./stopstat or /stopatat= digstate Default: /stopstat= Intf shut OptionalIf the /stopstat parameter is present on the startup command line, then the digitalstate Intf shut will be written to each PI Point when the interface is stopped. If /stopstat=digstate is present on the command line, then the digital state, digstate, will be written to each PI Point when the interface is stopped Digstate must be in the system digital state table. UniInt uses the first occurrence in the table. If neither /stopstat nor /stopstat=digstate is specified on the command line, then no digital states will be written when the interface is shut down. Examples: /stopstat=Intf shut The entire parameter is enclosed within double quotes when there is a space in digstate. /succ1=# Default: 0 OptionalThe /succ1 parameter points to the beginning of the range in the system digital state table that contains the 'OK value area' strings/succ2=# Default: 0 OptionalThe /succ2 parameter points to the end of the range in the system digital state table that contains 'OK value area' strings/tf=tagname OptionalThe /tf parameter specifies the query rate tag per scan and stores the number of successfully executed queries in a scan Each scan class can get its own query rate tag. The order in the startup line will correlate the tag name to the related scan class (same as the /f=hh:mm:ss /f=hh:mm:ss do) After each scan, the number of successfully executed queries will be stored into the related /tf=tagname. Example: 2 scan frequencies and corresponding two query rate tags: . . . /f=00:00:03 /f=00:00:05 /tf=tagname1 /tf=tagname2 Scan class 1 will service the query rate tag tagname1 and scan class 2 will service the tag tagname2. The tags pointed to by the /tf have to be of the same PointSource (/ps=) and location4 must correspond to a scan class a given 'tf' tag measures./updateinterval=# Default=120 seconds OptionalAdjusts the minimum interval (in seconds) when the interface checks for point updates The default interval is 120 seconds, the minimum interval is 1 second, and the maximum interval is 300 seconds Example: . . . /updateinterval=60/user_odbc= username_odbc OptionalThe /user_odbc parameter specifies the username for the ODBC connection. Databases like MS Access or dBase may not always have usernames set up. In this case a dummy username must be used, e.g. /USER_ODBC=dummy. /user_pi= username_pi Default: piadmin OptionalThe /user_pi parameter specifies the PI username. PI interfaces usually log in as piadmin and rely on an entry in the PI trust table to get the piadmin credentials. This switch is maintained for legacy reasons and the suggested scenario today (with PI Servers 3.3+) is thus is to always specify a PI trust. Note: Since RDBMSPI version 3.11.0.0 - when this parameter is NOT present, the interface does not explicitly log in and relies on entries in the PI trust table  CAUTION Users of PI-API 1.3.8 should always configure a trust/proxy for the interface. The reason is a bug in the PI API that causes the interface not to regain its user credentials after an automatic re-connect to the PI Server executed by PI-API. Without having a trust/proxy configured data may get lost (error -10401).  CAUTION! Since the RDBMSPI 3.14 (and UniInt 4.1.2), the interface does NOT explicitly login to PI anymore. Users always have to configure the trust entry (PI 3.3 or better) or proxy table (PI 3.2.x) for this interface. For PI Servers earlier than 3.2 this startup parameter works as described./utc Default: no UTC transformation OptionalIf this start-up parameter is specified, the interface expects the incoming timestamp values (from RDB) are in UTC and the interface stores them in PI as UTC timestamps. All the timestamp related placeholders (TS, ST, LST, LET) are also transformed, i.e. the output to RDB is in UTC as well. To do a correct UTC transformation it is required that the Time Zone/DST settings on the interface node are valid. Table  SEQ Table \* ARABIC 27. Start-up Parameters Sample RDBMSPI.bat File REM ====================================================================== REM REM RDBMSPI.BAT REM REM Sample startup file for the Relational Database (RDBMS via ODBC) Interface REM to the PI System REM REM ====================================================================== REM REM OSIsoft recommends using PI ICU to modify startup files. REM REM Sample command line REM RDBMSPI.exe /ps=I ^ /in=1 ^ /dsn=Oracle8 ^ /user_odbc=system ^ /pass_odbc= ^ /host=localhost ^ /f=00:00:05 ^ /f=00:00:10 ^ /f=00:00:15 ^ /output=c:\pipc\interfaces\rdbmspi\log\rdbmspi.out ^ /sql=c:\pipc\interfaces\rdbmspi\SQL\ ^ /deb=1 ^ /succ1=311 ^ /succ2=312 ^ /bad1=313 ^ /bad2=314 ^ /recovery=TS ^ /recovery_time=*-5m Interface Node Clock Make sure that the time and time zone settings on the computer are correct. To confirm, run the Date/Time applet located in the Windows Control Panel. If the locale the interface node resides in observes Daylight Saving Time, check the box marked Automatically adjust clock for Daylight Saving changes. For example,  In addition, make sure that the TZ environment variable is not defined. All of the currently defined environment variables can be viewed by opening a Command Prompt window and typing set. That is, C:> set Confirm that TZ is not in the resulting list. If it is, run the System applet of the Control Panel. Click the Environment tab. Remove TZ from the list of environment variables. More info see chapter  REF _Ref128209442 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Time Zone and Daylight Saving below. Time Synchronization with PI Server The interface time is automatically synchronized with the PI Server. The interface finds out the time difference (between the PI Server node and the local node at its start-up) and adds this difference to all timestamps it provides. The aforementioned time difference is re-checked each 10 minutes (before each scan class the interface finds out if the difference was refreshed in the last 10 minutes). The time difference is independent of the TZ/DST settings of the PI Server and the interface node. Time Zone and Daylight Saving The interface can be connected to a PI Server, which is installed in a different Time Zone or has different DST rules (than the interface node). Nevertheless, the interface operation is usually not influenced by this, because the extended PI API automatically handles all these differences. As far as the actual RDB timestamps are concerned, it is assumed that they reflect the Time Zone/DST setting as specified in the (Windows) operating system. Because ODBC has no standard way of telling the client about the Time Zone/DST settings of the connected RDB, no timestamp conversion can be applied (should the RDB reside in some other Time Zone/DST than the interface). Note: The RDB timestamps are thus sent to PI with the Time Zone/DST settings of the interface node! OSIsoft, Inc. suggests to set the same (Time Zone/DST) settings on the interface node AS THEY ARE on the RDB machine. For example, many RDB systems are running with DST off, i.e. - set the DST off also for the interface node and let the PI API to take care of the timestamp conversion between the interface node and the PI Server. The other scenario assumes the RDB timestamps are UTC timestamps, i.e. the interface considers them independent of the local operating system settings. This mode is activated by the /UTC startup switch; see chapter  REF _Ref127181626 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Command-Line Parameters for more details. Note: The RDBMSPI Interface uses the extended PI API functions, which do the time zone/DST adjustment automatically. PI-API version 1.3.8 or above is therefore required. Security The PI Firewall Database and the PI Proxy Database must be configured so that the interface is allowed to write data to the PI Server. See Modifying the Firewall Database and Modifying the Proxy Database in the PI Server manuals. Note that the Trust Database, which is maintained by the Base Subsystem, replaces the Proxy Database used prior to PI version 3.3. The Trust Database maintains all the functionality of the proxy mechanism while being more secure. See Trust Login Security in the chapter PI System Management of the PI Universal Data Server System Management Guide. If the interface cannot write data to the PI Server because it has insufficient privileges, a 10401 error will be reported in the pipc.log file. If the interface cannot send data to a PI2 Server, it writes a 999 error. See the section Appendix A: Error and Informational Messages for additional information on error messaging. PI Server v3.3 and Higher Use of piconfig For PI Server v3.3 and higher, the following example demonstrates how to edit the PI Trust table: C:\PI\adm> piconfig @table pitrust @mode create @istr Trust,IPAddr,NetMask,PIUser a_trust_name,192.168.100.11,255.255.255.255,piadmin @quit For the above, Trust: An arbitrary name for the trust table entry; in the above example, a_trust_name IPAddr: the IP Address of the computer running the Interface; in the above example, 192.168.100.11 NetMask: the network mask; 255.255.255.255 specifies an exact match with IPAddr PIUser: the PI user the Interface to be entrusted as; piadmin is usually an appropriate user Trust Editor The Trust Editor plug-in for PI System Management Tools 3.x may also be used to edit the PI Trust table. See the PI System Management chapter in the PI Server manual for more details on security configuration. PI Server v3.2 For PI Server v3.2, the following example demonstrates how to edit the PI Proxy table: C:\PI\adm> piconfig @table pi_gen,piproxy @mode create @istr host,proxyaccount piapimachine,piadmin @quit In place of piapimachine, put the name of the PI Interface node as it is seen by PI Server. Starting / Stopping the Interface on Windows This section describes starting and stopping the interface once it has been installed as a service. See the UniInt End User Document to run the interface interactively.  Starting Interface as a Service If the interface was installed a service, it can be started from PI ICU, the services control panel or with the command: rdbmspi.exe start To start the interface service with PI ICU, use the  button on the PI ICU toolbar. A message will inform the user of the the status of the interface service. Even if the message indicates that the service has started successfully, double check through the Services control panel applet. Services may terminate immediately after startup for a variety of reasons, and one typical reason is that the service is not able to find the command-line parameters in the associated .bat file. Verify that the root name of the .bat file and the .exefile are the same, and that the .bat file and the .exe file are in the same directory. Further troubleshooting of services might require consulting the pipc.log file, Windows Event Viewer, or other sources of log messages. See the section Appendix A: Error and Informational Messages, for additional information. Stopping Interface Running as a Service If the interface was installed a service, it can be stopped at any time from PI ICU, the services control panel or with the command: rdbmspi.exe stop The service can be removed by: rdbmspi.exe remove To stop the interface service with PI ICU, use the  button on the PI ICU toolbar. Buffering For complete information on PI API node buffering, please refer to the PI-API Installation Instruction. The following paragraphs will just shortly describe the buffering principles and potential issues: PI API node buffering consists of a buffering process (bufserv), which runs continuously on the local node, and of a utility program (bufutil) used for examining and controlling of the buffering state. The PI API based application (e.g. the interface) sends data to PI through the bufserv process (via the shared memory) and in case there is any problem with the connection to the PI Server, the buffering makes sure the data is cached on the API node. As soon as the PI connection is up again, the bufserv forwards the cached data to the PI Server. Note: When buffering is configured, the bufserv process must be started before any other PI API based program, so that these programs can access the shared buffering resources (the shared memory buffers have to exist before a PI API program establishes the PI connection). It is also desirable to run the bufserv process in the same Windows account as the interface, for example in Local Administrator! Note: On Windows XP, the Local Security Policy can be changed so that the bufserv behaves the same as it does on NT4 and W2K. 1. Open "Administrative Tools" from the control panel. 2. Open "Local Security Policy" from administrative tools. 3. Browse to "Security Options" under "Local Policies." 4. Double click on "System Objects: Default owner for objects created by members of the Administrators group." 5. Change the dropdown from "Object Creator" to "Administrators group." It is worth mentioning that combining the RDBMSPI interface with buffering does have a couple of issues. Buffering is, in general, very useful concept, especially when run with interfaces that scan for example the classic DCS systems. Such interfaces mostly keep sending data to PI. They do not read anything back from the PI Server. The RDBMSPI interface, on the other hand, needs to refresh its placeholders before each query execution, because buffering is just the one-way communication (to PI). Queries with placeholders will thus not execute and this makes the buffering useless. The only exception is queries without placeholders like: SELECT pi_time,pi_value,0 FROM table where pi_tagname='Tag1'; For these kinds of queries it does have a sense to run RDBMSPI with buffering. When looking at the problem from another perspective, the data is actually already buffered - in RDB itself, and one can for example exploit the @write_* variables (see chapter  REF _Ref126488372 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Result Variables) to remember which rows have been successfully sent to PI. Whether buffering will or will not be installed thus depends on the individual installation and data retrieval scenarios. Configuring Buffering with PI ICU (Windows-Intel) Buffering is enabled through the PI-Interface Configuration Utility's Tools>API Buffering menu. Unless buffering is explicitly enabled, the PI-API will not buffer data, sending data directly to the home node. The API Buffering dialog allows the user to view and configure the parameters associated with the API Buffering (bufserv) process. The user can start and stop the API Buffering process from the Service tab:  Service Tab The Service tab allows for some API Buffering service configuration. For further configuration changes, use the Services applet. Service name The Service name displays the name of the API Buffering Service. Display Name The Display name displays the full name associated with the API Buffering service. Log On As Log on as indicates the Windows user account under which the API Buffering service is setup to start automatically on reboot, or manually. Password Password is the name of the password for the Windows user account entered in the Log on as: above. Confirm password Re-enter the password again to verify it was typed correctly both times. Dependencies The Dependencies lists the Windows services on which the API Buffering service is dependent. Dependent Services The Dependent services area lists the Windows services that depend on bufserv to function correctly. Start / Stop The Start / Stop buttons allow for the API Buffering service to be started and stopped. If the service is not created this box will show Not Installed. After a change is made to any of the settings on the Settings tab, the OK button must be clicked to save these settings, and then the service must be stopped and restarted for the changes to be picked up by bufserv. Startup Type The Startup Type indicates whether the API Buffering service is setup to start automatically on reboot or manually on reboot, or is disabled. If the Auto option is selected, the service will be installed to start automatically when the machine reboots. If the Manual option is selected, the interface service will not start on reboot, but will require someone to manually start the service. If the Disabled option is selected, the service will not start at all. Generally, the API Buffering service is set to start automatically. Create/Remove The Create / Remove buttons allow for the creation or removal of the API Buffering service. Clicking the Create button will cause the service to be created using the Log on as and passwords given. Once the service is created the Start / Stop buttons will be activated. Settings Tab The Settings tab allows for configuration of the 7 configurable settings used by API Buffering. Default values are used if no other value is provided.  Enable Buffering Enables the API Buffering feature. Maximum File Size Maximum buffer file size in kilobytes before buffering fails and discards events. Default value is 100,000. Range is 1 to 2,000,000. The Use Default button places the default value into the text box. To keep this value, click the Apply button. Send Rate Send rate is the time to wait between sending up to MAXTRANSFEROBJS to the server (milliseconds). Default value is 100. Range is 0 to 2,000,000. The Use Default button places the default value into the text box. To keep this value, click the Apply button. Primary Memory Buffer Size Primary memory buffer size is the size in bytes of the Primary memory buffer. Default value is 32768. Range is 64 to 2,000,000. The Use Default button places the default value into the text box. To keep this value, click the Apply button. Secondary Memory Buffer Size Secondary memory buffer size is the size in bytes of the Secondary memory buffer. Default value is 32768. Range is 64 to 2,000,000. The Use Default button places the default value into the text box. To keep this value, click the Apply button. Max Transfer Objects Max transfer objects is the maximum number of events to send between each SENDRATE pause. Default value is 500. Range is 1 to 2,000,000. The Use Default button places the default value into the text box. To keep this value, click the Apply button. Pause Rate When buffers are empty the buffering process will wait for this number of seconds before attempting to send more data to the home node. Default value is 2. Range is 0 to 2,000,000. The Use Default button places the default value into the text box. To keep this value, click the Apply button. Retry Rate When the buffering process discovers the home node is unavailable it will wait this number of seconds before attempting to reconnect. Default value is 120. Range is 0 to 2,000,000. The Use Default button places the default value into the text box. To keep this value, click the Apply button. Max Theoretical Send Rate This is the theoretical max send rate which is calculated like this: max = MAXTRANSFEROBJS / SENDRATE * 1000 Default value is 5000. This value is automatically calculated for the user and can not be changed. There are no additional steps needed to install buffering after installing the PI-API. The delivered PI-API library supports both buffered and un-buffered calls. Configuring Buffering Manually Buffering is enabled through the use of a configuration file, piclient.ini. Unless this file is modified to explicitly enable buffering, the PI-API will not buffer data, sending data directly to the home node. There are no additional steps needed to install buffering after installing the PI-API. The delivered PI-API library supports both buffered and un-buffered calls. Configuration of buffering is achieved through entries in the piclient.ini file. The file is found in the dat subdirectory of the PIHOME directory (typically c:\pipc\dat) under Windows. This file follows the conventions of Microsoft Windows initialization files with sections, keywords within sections, and values for keywords. All buffering settings are entered in a section called [APIBUFFER]. To modify settings, simply edit the piclient.inifile in a text editor (Notepad on Windows) to the desired values. The following settings are available for buffering configuration: KeywordsValuesDefaultDescriptionBUFFERING0,10Turn off/on buffering. OFF = 0, ON = 1, PAUSERATE0 2,000,0002When buffers are empty the buffering process will wait for this long before attempting to send more data to the home node (seconds)RETRYRATE0 2,000,000120When the buffering process discovers the home node is unavailable it will wait this long before attempting to reconnect (seconds)MAXFILESIZE1 2,000,000100,000Maximum buffer file size before buffering fails and discards events. (Kbytes)MAXTRANSFEROBJS1 2,000,000500Maximum number of events to send between each SENDRATE pause.BUF1SIZE64 2,000,00032768Primary memory buffer size. (bytes)BUF2SIZE64 2,000,00032768Secondary memory buffer size. (bytes)SENDRATE0 2,000,000100The time to wait between sending up to MAXTRANSFEROBJS to the server (milliseconds) In addition to the [APIBUFFER] section, the [PISERVER] section may be used to define the default PI server and an optional time offset change that may occur between the client and server. KeywordsValuesDefaultDescriptionPIHOMENODEStringnoneWindows default server is in pilogin.iniDSTMISMATCH0 2,000,0000The time that the server and client local time offset is allowed to jump. Typically, 3600 if the nodes are in time zones whose DST rules differ (seconds) Example piclient.ini File Windows On Windows platforms the default server information is stored in the pilogin.ini file so the piclient.ini would only have the [APIBUFFER] section. The BUFFERING=1 indicates that buffering is on. The MAXFILESIZE entry in Kbytes of 100000 allows up to 100 Megabytes of data storage. Do not use commas or other separators in the numeric entries. The retry rate is set to 600 seconds meaning wait 10 minutes after losing a connection before retrying. On Windows a piclient.ini file might look like: [APIBUFFER] BUFFERING=1 MAXFILESIZE=100000 ; The PI-API connection routines have a 1 minute default timeout. RETRYRATE=600 Interface Shutdown The user can manually stop the interface by pressing Ctrl^C or Ctrl^Break, when used in interactive mode. When the interface runs as service, the user can stop it via the Control Panel or by entering the command: rdbmspi -stop On a Windows PI3 Home Node, include the interface stop procedure in pisrvsitestop.bat. It should look like this: echo Stopping Site Specific PI System Services... net stop rmp_sk net stop random net stop rdbmspi :theend Appendix A: Error and Informational Messages A string RDBMSPI'ID' is prefixed to error messages written to the message log. RDBMSPI is a non-configurable identifier. ID is a configurable identifier that is no longer than 9 characters and is specified using the /in parameter on the startup command line. General information messages are written to the pipc.log file. Additionally all PI-API errors (pilg_putlog() function) are directed there. The location of the pipc.log file is determined by the PIHOME entry in the pipc.ini file. The pipc.ini file should always be in the WinNT directory. For example, if the PIHOME entry is C:\PIPC then the pipc.log file will be located in the c:\PIPC\dat directory. Messages are written to PIHOME\dat\pipc.log at the following times. When the interface starts, many messages are written to the log. These include the version of the interface, the version of UniInt, the commandline parameters used, and the number of points. As the interface retrieves points, messages are sent to the log if there are any problems with the configuration of the points. If the /db is used on the command line, then various messages are written to the log file. The /db the Uniint start-up switch. For more about it, see the relevant documentation. However, with this interface it is recommended using the /deb param. instead. Note: For PI-API version 1.3 and greater, a process called pilogsrvxe "pilogsrv"xe "pilogsrv:Installation"xe "Log Files:Purging" may be installed to run as a service. After the pipc.log file exceeds a user-defined maximum size, the pilogsrvxe "pilogsrv"xe "pilogsrv:Installation"xe "Log Files:Purging" process renames the pipc.log file to pipcxxxx.log , where xxxx ranges from 0000 to the maximum number of allowed log files. Both the maximum file size and the maximum number of allowed log files are configured in the pipc.ini file. Configuration of the pilogsrvxe "pilogsrv"xe "pilogsrv:Installation"xe "Log Files:Purging" process is discussed in detail in the PI-API Installation Instructions manual. Interface-specific Output File The file pointed to via the start-up parameter /OUTPUT=filename, stores relevant operational information. During normal operation (/deb=0) error logging is sufficient just to detect problems. A problem can then be drilled down with modified debug level. The amount of extra information is depending on the debug level: /deb=1-5. Note: The debug level can be changed online via CPPI (right clicking on the Debug Level folder in the MMC CPPI Snap-In overwrites the current /deb= setting) without restarting the interface. Note: Errors related to tag values will also be reported in giving the tag a BadInput or BadOutput state. This happens, if the status of a RDBMS value is BAD or the output operation failed. Points can also get a status of I/O Timeout if the interface detects connection problems. Appendix B: Examples Example 1.1 single tag query SQL Statement (defined in file PI_REAL1.SQL)SELECT PI_TIMESTAMP, PI_VALUE, PI_STATUS FROM PI_REAL1 WHERE PI_KEY_VALUE = ?;Relevant PI Point AttributesExtended DescriptorLocation1Location2Location3Location4Location5P1="Key_1234"10010InstrumentTagPoint TypePoint SourcePI_REAL1.SQLFloat32SRDBMS Table DesignPI_TIMESTAMPPI_VALUEPI_STATUSPI_KEY_VALUEDatetime (MS SQL Server) Date/Time (MS Access)Real (MS SQL Server) Number-Single Precision (MS Access)Smallint (MS SQL Server) Number-Whole Number (MS Access)Varchar(50) (MS SQL Server) Text(50) (MS Access) Example 1.2 query data array for a single tag SQL Statement (defined in file PI_STRING1.SQL)SELECT PI_TIMESTAMP, PI_VALUE, 0 FROM PI_STRING1 WHERE PI_TIMESTAMP > ? ORDER BY PI_TIMESTAMP ASC;Relevant PI Point AttributesExtended DescriptorLocation1Location2Location3Location4Location5P1=TS11010InstrumenttagPoint TypePoint SourcePI_STRING1.SQLStringSRDBMS Table DesignPI_TIMESTAMPPI_VALUEDatetime (MS SQL Server) Date/Time (MS Access)Varchar(1000) (MS SQL Server) Text(255) (MS Access) Note: The STATUS column, which is mandatory, is represented by the constant expression '0'. Example 1.3 three PI points forming a GROUP SQL Statement (defined in file PI_INT_GROUP1.SQL)SELECT PI_TIMESTAMP, PI_VALUE1, 0 ,PI_VALUE2, 0, PI_VALUE3, 0 FROM PI_INT_GROUP1 WHERE PI_TIMESTAMP > ? ORDER BY PI_TIMESTAMP ASC;Relevant PI Point AttributesExtended Descriptor (Master Tag)Location1 (All points)Location2 (All points)Location3 Location4 (All points)Location5 (All points)P1=TS11Target_Point1 2 Target_Point2 4 Target_Point3 610Instrumenttag (All Points)Point TypePoint Source (All Points)PI_INT_ GROUP1.SQLInt32SRDBMS Table DesignPI_TIMESTAMPPI_VALUEnDatetime (MS SQL Server) Date/Time (MS Access)Smallint (MS SQL Server) Number (Whole Number) (MS Access) Example of an appropriate result-set: PI_TIMESTAMP PI_VALUE1 PI_VALUE2 PI_VALUE3 20-Oct-2000 08:10:00 10 20 30 20-Oct-2000 08:20:00 11 21 31 20-Oct-2000 08:30:00 12 22 32 Target_Point1 gets 10, 11, 12 Target_Point2 gets 20, 21, 22 Target_Point3 gets 30, 31, 32 Example 1.4 Tag Distribution SQL Statement (defined in file PI_REAL_DISTR1.SQL)SELECT PI_TIMESTAMP, PI_TAGNAME, PI_VALUE, PI_STATUS FROM T1_4 WHERE PI_TAGNAME LIKE 'Tag%';Relevant PI Point AttributesExtended Descriptor (Distributor)Location1 (All points)Location2 (All points)Location3Location4 All pointsLocation5 All points10'Distributor' -1 'Target_Point(n)' 010Instrumenttag (Distributor)Point Type (Distributor)Point Source (All Points)PI_REAL_DISTR1.SQLFloat32SRDBMS Table DesignPI_TIMESTAMPPI_VALUEPI_STATUSPI_TAGNAMEDatetime (MS SQL Server) Date/Time (MS Access)Real (MS SQL Server) Number (Single) Prec.(MS Access)Varchar(12) (MS SQL Server) Text(12) (MS Access)Varchar(80) (MS SQL Server) Text(80) (MS Access) Example of an appropriate result-set: PI_TIMESTAMP PI_TAGNAME PI_VALUE PI_STATUS 20-Oct-2000 08:10:00 Target_Point1 10 NULL 20-Oct-2000 08:10:00 Target_Point2 20 NULL 20-Oct-2000 08:10:00 Target_Point3 30 10 goes to Target_Point1; 20 to Target_Point1; 30 to Target_Point3 Example 1.5 RxC Distribution SQL Statement (defined in file PI_REAL_DISTR1.SQL)SELECT sampletime AS PI_TIMESTAMP1, 'Tag1' AS PI_TAGNAME1, [level] AS PI_VALUE1, sampletime AS PI_TIMESTAMP2, 'Tag2' AS PI_TAGNAME2, temperature AS PI_VALUE2, temperature_status AS PI_STATUS2, sampletime AS PI_TIMESTAMP3,'Tag3' AS PI_TAGNAME3, density AS PI_VALUE3, density_status AS PI_STATUS3 FROM RxC WHERE sampletime > ? AND tank = 'Tank1'Relevant PI Point AttributesExtended Descriptor (RxC Distributor)Location1 (All points)Location2 (All points)Location3Location4 (All points)Location5 (All points)P1=TS 10'RxC Distributor' -2 'Target points' 010Instrumenttag (Distributor)Point Type (All points)Point Source (All Points)PI_REAL_DISTR_RxC.SQLFloat32SRDBMS Table DesignSAMPLETIMELEVEL, TEMPERATURE, DENSITYLEVEL_STATUS, TEMPERAURE_ STATUS, DENSITY_STATUSTANKDatetime (MS SQL Server) Date/Time (MS Access)Real (MS SQL Server) Number (Single) Prec.(MS Access)Varchar(12) (MS SQL Server) Text(12) (MS Access)Varchar(80) (MS SQL Server) Text(80) (MS Access) Example of an appropriate result-set: PI_TIMESTAMP1 PI_TAGNAME1 PI_VALUE1 20-Jul-2002 08:10:00 Target_Point1 1 PI_TIMESTAMP2 PI_TAGNAME2 PI_VALUE2 PI_STATUS2 20-Jul-2002 08:10:00 Target_Point2 10 NULL PI_TIMESTAMP3 PI_TAGNAME3 PI_VALUE3 PI_STATUS3 20-Jul-2002 08:10:00 Target_Point3 100 NULL 1 goes to Target_Point1; 10 to Target_Point2; 100 to Target_Point3 Example 2.1a insert sinusoid values into table (event based) SQL Statement (defined in file PI_SINUSOID_OUT.SQL)INSERT INTO PI_SINUSOID_OUT (PI_TIMESTAMP1, PI_VALUE, PI_STATUS) VALUES (?,?,?);Relevant PI Point AttributesExtended DescriptorLocation1 Location2Location3Location4Location5P1=TS P2=VL P3=SS_I10000InstrumenttagPoint TypeSource TagPoint SourcePI_SINUSOID_OUT.SQLFloat32SINUSOIDSRDBMS Table DesignPI_TIMESTAMPnPI_VALUEPI_STATUSDatetime (MS SQL Server) Date/Time (MS Access)Real (MS SQL Server) Single Precision (MS Access)Smallint (MS SQL Server) Whole Number (MS Access)Example 2.1b insert sinusoid values into table (scan based) SQL Statement (defined in file PI_SIN_OUT_SCAN.SQL)INSERT INTO PI_SINUSOID_OUT (PI_TIMESTAMP1, PI_VALUE, PI_STATUS) VALUES (?,?,?);Relevant PI Point AttributesExtended DescriptorLocation1 Location2Location3Location4Location5P1=TS P2=VL P3=SS_I10010InstrumenttagPoint TypeSource TagPoint SourcePI_SIN_OUT_SCAN.SQLFloat32SRDBMS Table DesignPI_TIMESTAMPnPI_VALUEPI_STATUSDatetime (MS SQL Server) Date/Time (MS Access)Real (MS SQL Server) Single Precision (MS Access)Smallint (MS SQL Server) Whole Number (MS Access) Example 2.1c insert 2 different sinusoid values into table (event based) SQL Statement (defined in file PI_SIN_VALUES_OUT.SQL)INSERT INTO PI_SIN_VALUES_OUT (PI_TAGNAME1, PI_TIMESTAMP1, PI_VALUE1, PI_STATUS1, PI_TAGNAME2, PI_VALUE2, PI_STATUS2) VALUES (?,?,?,?,?,?,?);Relevant PI Point AttributesExtended DescriptorLocation1 Location2Location3Location4Location5/EXD=path\ pi_sin_values_out.plh Content of the above-stated file: P1=AT.TAG P2=TS P3=VL P4=SS_I P5='SINUSOIDU'/AT.TAG P6='SINUSOIDU'/VL P7='SINUSOIDU'/SS_I10000InstrumenttagPoint TypeSource TagPoint SourcePI_SIN_VALUES_ OUT.SQLFloat16SINUSOIDSRDBMS Table DesignPI_TIMESTAMPnPI_VALUEnPI_STATUSnPI_TAGNAMEnDatetime (MS SQL Server) Date/Time (MS Access)Real (MS SQL Server) Single Precision (MS Access)Smallint (MS SQL Server) Whole Number (MS Access)Varchar(80) (MS SQL Server) Text(80) (MS Access) Note: the /EXD= keyword is used when the overall length of placeholders is bigger than 1024 bytes. Normally, the placeholder definitions can be stated in the ExtendedDescriptor directly Example 3.1 Field Name Aliases SQL Statement (defined in file PI_STRING2.SQL)SELECT VALIDITY AS PI_STATUS, SCAN_TIME AS PI_TIMESTAMP, VOLUME AS PI_VALUE FROM T3_1 WHERE KEY_VALUE = ?;Relevant PI Point AttributesExtended DescriptorLocation1 Location2 Location3Location4Location5P1="Key_1234"10010InstrumenttagPoint TypePoint SourcePI_STRING2.SQLStringSRDBMS Table DesignSCAN_TIMEVOLUMEVALIDITYKEY_VALUEDatetime (MS SQL Server) Date/Time (MS Access)Varchar(1000) (MS SQL Server) Text(255) (MS Access)Smallint (MS SQL Server) Whole Number (MS Access)Varchar(50) (MS SQL Server) Text(50) (MS Access)Example 3.2 Tag Group, Fixed Column Positions SQL Statement (file PI_GR1.SQL)SELECT Time0, VALUE1, 0, VALUE2, 0 FROM T3_2 WHERE Time0 > ?;Relevant PI Point AttributesTagInstrument TagExtended Desc.Location1Location2Location3Location4Target_Point1PI_GR1.SQLP1=TS1121Target_Point2PI_GR1.SQL1141RDBMS Table DataTime0Value1Value220-Oct-2000 08:10:001.123"String1"20-Oct-2000 08:10:102.124"String2"20-Oct-2000 08:10:203.125"String3"20-Oct-2000 08:10:304.126"String4" Values selected in column Value1 go to Target_Point1 Values selected in column Value2 go to Target_Point2 Example 3.3 Tag Group, Arbitrary Column Position - Aliases SQL Statement (file PI_GR2.SQL)SELECT PI_TIMESTAMP, PI_VALUE1, PI_VALUE2, PI_STATUS1=0, PI_STATUS2=0 FROM T3_3 WHERE PI_TIMESTAMP > ? ORDER BY PI_TIMESTAMP ASC; or SELECT PI_TIMESTAMP, VALUE1 AS PI_VALUE1, VALUE2 AS PI_VALUE2, 0 AS PI_STATUS1, 0 AS PI_STATUS2 FROM T3_3 WHERE PI_TIMESTAMP > ? ORDER BY PI_TIMESTAMP ASC;Relevant PI Point AttributesTagInstrument tagExtended DescriptorLocation1Location2Location3Location4Target_Point1PI_GR2.SQLP1=TS1111Target_Point2PI_GR2.SQL1121RDBMS Table DataPI_TIMESTAMPPI_VALUE1PI_VALUE220-Oct-2000 08:10:001.1234.56720-Oct-2000 08:10:102.1245.56820-Oct-2000 08:10:203.1256.56920-Oct-2000 08:10:304.1267.570 Values selected in column PI_VALUE1 go to Target_Point1 Values selected in column PI_VALUE2 go to Target_Point2 Example 3.4a Tag Distribution, Search According to Real Tag Name SQL Statement (file PI_DIST1.SQL)SELECT PI_TIME, PI_TAGNAME, PI_VALUE, 0 FROM T3_4 WHERE PI_TIME > ? ORDER BY PI_TIME;Relevant PI Point AttributesTagInstrument tagExt. Desc.Location1Location2Location3Location4Tag1PI_DIST1.SQLP1=LST1-11Tag211Tag311Tag411RDBMS Table DataPI_TIMEPI_TAGNAMEPI_VALUE20-Oct-2000 08:10:00Tag14.56720-Oct-2000 08:10:10Tag25.56820-Oct-2000 08:10:20Tag36.569 Example 3.4b Tag Distribution, Search According to Tag's ALIAS Name SQL Statement (file PI_DIST2.SQL)SELECT TIME, PI_ALIAS, VALUE,0 FROM T3_4 WHERE TIME > ?;RDBMS Table DataTagInstrument tagExtended DescriptorLocation1Location3Location4Tag1PI_DIST2.SQLP1=TS1-11Tag2/ALIAS=Valve111Tag3/ALIAS=Valve211Tag4/ALIAS=Valve311RDBMS Table DataTimePI_AliasValue20-Oct-2000 08:10:00Valve1"Open"20-Oct-2000 08:10:00Valve2"Closed"20-Oct-2000 08:10:00Valve3"N/A"Example 3.4c Tag Distribution with Auxiliary Column - rowRead SQL Statement (file PI_DIST3.SQL)SELECT time, tag, value, 0 AS status FROM TData WHERE rowRead=0; UPDATE TData SET rowRead=1 WHERE rowRead=0;RDBMS Table DataTagInstrument tagExtended DescriptorLocation1Location3Location4Tag1PI_DIST3.SQL1-11Tag211...RDBMS Table DataTable TDatatagtimevaluerowReadVarchar(255) (MS SQL Server)DateTime (MS SQL Server)Real (MS SQL Server)Integer (MS SQL Server) Example 3.4d Tag Distribution with Auxiliary Table Keeping Latest Snapshot SQL Statement (file PI_DIST4.SQL)SELECT TData.time, TData.tag, TData.value, 0 AS status FROM TData INNER JOIN TSnapshot ON TData.tag=TSnapshot.tag WHERE TData.time > TSnapshot.time; UPDATE TSnapshot SET time=(SELECT MaxTimeTag.maxTime FROM (SELECT DISTINCT (SELECT MAX(time) FROM TData WHERE tag=TDataTmp.tag) As maxTime,tag FROM TData TDataTmp) MaxTimeTag INNER JOIN TSnapshot TSnapshotTmp on MaxTimeTag.tag=TSnapshotTmp.tag WHERE TSnapshot.tag=MaxTimeTag.tag)RDBMS Table DataTagInstrument tagExtended DescriptorLocation1Location3Location4Tag1PI_DIST4.SQL1-11Tag211...RDBMS Table DataTable TDatatagtimevaluestatusVarchar(255) (MS SQL Server)DateTime (MS SQL Server)Real (MS SQL Server)Integer (MS SQL Server)Table TSnapshottagtimeVarchar(255) (MS SQL Server)DateTime (MS SQL Server) Explanation: The TSnapshot table has to contain a list of all 'Target Points'; the second statement - UPDATE will get the most recent timestamps - MAX(time) from the TData table and update the TSnapshot table. Next scan the JOIN makes sure only the new entries to TData are SELECTed. Example 3.4e Tag Distribution in Combination with /RBO and 'Time-Window' SQL Statement (file PI_DIST5.SQL)SELECT time, tag, value, 0 AS status FROM TData WHERE time > GETDATE()-(1./24.);RDBMS Table DataTagInstrument tagExtended DescriptorLocation1Location3Location4Tag1PI_DIST5.SQL1-11Tag211...RDBMS Table DataTable TDatatagtimevaluestatusVarchar(255) (MS SQL Server)DateTime (MS SQL Server)Real (MS SQL Server)Integer (MS SQL Server) Explanation: The time-window is created by the MS SQL function GETDATE() (returning the current time). The (1./24.) means one hour. The interface will thus have to have the /RBO start-up parameter specified to avoid duplicates in the PI Archive. Example 3.5 Tag Distribution with Aliases in Column Names SQL Statement (file PI_DIST3.SQL)SELECT NAME AS PI_TAGNAME, VALUE AS PI_VALUE , STATUS AS PI_STATUS, DATE_TIME AS PI_TIMESTAMP FROM T3_5 WHERE NAME LIKE ?;Relevant PI Point AttributesExtended DescriptorLocation1 All pointsLocation2 All pointsLocation3 Location4 All pointsLocation5 All pointsDistributor P1="Key_123%" Target points - /ALIAS='value retrieved from NAME column'1Not evaluated -1 Not evaluated10InstrumenttagPoint Type (Distributor)Point Source SPI_DIST3.SQLFloat32RDBMS Table DesignDATE_TIMENAMEVALUESTATUSDatetime (MS SQL Server) Date/Time (MS Access)Char(80) (MS SQL Server) Text(80) (MS Access)Real (MS SQL Server) Text(255) (MS Access)Real (MS SQL Server) Text(12) (MS Access) Example 3.6 RxC Distribution SQL Statement (file PI_DIST4.SQL)SELECT sampletime AS PI_TIMESTAMP1, name1 AS PI_TAGNAME1, value1 AS PI_VALUE1, sampletime AS PI_TIMESTAMP2, name2 AS PI_TAGNAME2, value2 AS PI_VALUE2, status2 AS PI_STATUS2, sampletime AS PI_TIMESTAMP3,name3 AS PI_TAGNAME3, value3 AS PI_VALUE3, status3 AS PI_STATUS3 FROM RxC1 WHERE sampletime > ?;Relevant PI Point AttributesExtended DescriptorLocation1 All pointsLocation2 All pointsLocation3 Location4 All pointsLocation5 All pointsRxC Distributor: P1=TS Targets: 1Not evaluated -2 Not evaluated10InstrumentTagPoint Type (Distributor)Point Source SPI_DIST4. SQLFloat32RDBMS Table DesignSAMPLETIMENAMEnVALUEnSTATUSnDatetime (MS SQL Server) Date/Time (MS Access)Char(80) (MS SQL Server) Text(80) (MS Access)Real (MS SQL Server) Number (MS Access)Real (MS SQL Server) Number (MS Access) Example 3.6b RxC Distribution Using PI_TIMESTAMP Keyword SQL Statement (file PI_DIST4.SQL)SELECT sampletime AS PI_TIMESTAMP, name1 AS PI_TAGNAME1, value1 AS PI_VALUE1, name2 AS PI_TAGNAME2, value2 AS PI_VALUE2, status2 AS PI_STATUS2, name3 AS PI_TAGNAME3, value3 AS PI_VALUE3, status3 AS PI_STATUS3 FROM RxC1 WHERE sampletime > ?; Example 3.7 Event Based Input SQL Statement (file PI_EVENT.SQL)SELECT PI_TIMESTAMP, PI_VALUE, PI_STATUS FROM T3_7;Relevant PI Point AttributesExtended DescriptorLocation1 Location2 Location3Location4Location5/EVENT=sinusoid100Not evaluated0InstrumentTagPoint TypePoint SourcePI_EVENT.SQLStringSRDBMS Table DesignPI_TIMESTAMPPI_VALUEPI_STATUSDatetime (MS SQL Server) Date/Time (MS Access)Varchar(1000) (MS SQL Server) Text(255) (MS Access)Smallint (MS SQL Server) Byte (MS Access) Example 3.8 Multi Statement Query SQL Statement (file PI_MULTI.SQL)INSERT INTO T3_8 (PI_TIMESTAMP, PI_VALUE, PI_STATUS) VALUES (?, ?, ?); DELETE FROM T3_8 WHERE PI_TIMESTAMP < ?;Relevant PI Point AttributesExtended DescriptorLocation1 Location2 Location3Location4Location5P1=TS P2=VL P3=SS_I P4=TS10000InstrumentTagPoint TypeSource TagPoint SourcePI_MULTI.SQLFloat32SINUSOIDSRDBMS Table DesignPI_TIMESTAMPPI_VALUEPI_STATUSDatetime (MS SQL Server) Date/Time (MS Access)SmallInt (MS SQL Server) Number-Whole Number (MS Access)Smallint (MS SQL Server) Number Single Precision (MS Access) Example 3.9 Stored Procedure Call SQL Statement{CALL SP_T3_9(?,?)};Stored procedure definitionCREATE PROCEDURE SP_T3_9 @Start_Time DateTime, @End_Time DateTime AS SELECT PI_TIMESTAMP,PI_VALUE,PI_STATUS FROM PI_T3_9 WHERE PI_TIMESTAMP BETWEEN @Start_Time AND @End_TimeRelevant PI Point AttributesExtended DescriptorLocation1Location2Location3Location4Location5/SQL= "{CALL SP_T3_9(?,?)};" P1=LST P2=ST11010InstrumentTagPoint TypePoint SourceFloat16SRDBMS Table DesignPI_TIMESTAMPPI_VALUEPI_STATUSDatetime (MS SQL Server)Real (MS SQL Server)Smallint (MS SQL Server) Example 3.10 Event Based Output SQL Statement (file PI_EVOUT1.SQL)UPDATE PI_T3_10 SET PI_TIMESTAMP=?, PI_VALUE=?, PI_STATUS=? WHERE PI_KEY LIKE 'Key123';Relevant PI Point AttributesExtended DescriptorLocation1 Location2 Location3Location4Location5P1=TS P2=VL P3=SS_I10000InstrumentTagPoint TypeSource TagPoint SourcePI_EVOUT1.SQLFloat16SINUSOIDSRDBMS Table DesignPI_TIMESTAMPPI_VALUEPI_STATUSDatetime (MS SQL Server) Date/Time (MS Access)Real (MS SQL Server) Byte (MS Access)Smallint (MS SQL Server) Number Whole Number (MS Access) Example 3.11 Output Triggered by 'Sinusoid', Values Taken from 'TagDig' SQL Statement (file PI_EVOUT2.SQL)UPDATE T3_11 SET PI_TIMESTAMP=?, PI_VALUE=?, PI_STATUS_I=?, PI_STATUS_STR=?;Relevant PI Point AttributesExtended DescriptorLocation1Location2Location3Location4Location5P1='TagDig'/TS P2='TagDig'/VL P3='TagDig'/SS_I P4='TagDig'/SS_C10000InstrumentTagPoint TypeSource TagPoint SourcePI_EVOUT2.SQLFloat16SINUSOIDSRDBMS Table DesignPI_TIMESTAMPPI_VALUEPI_STATUS_IPI_STATUS_STRDatetime (MS SQL Server) Date/Time (MS Access)Char(12) (MS SQL Server) Text(12) (MS Access)Smallint (MS SQL Server) Number Single Precision (MS Access)Varchar(20) (MS SQL Server) Text(12) (MS Access) Example 3.12 Global Variables SQL Statement (file PI_G1.SQL)UPDATE T3_12 SET PI_TIMESTAMP=?, PI_TAGNAME=?, PI_VALUE=?, PI_STATUS=?; Relevant PI Point AttributesExtended DescriptorLocation1 Location2 Location3Location4Location5P1=G1 P2=G4 P3=G5 P4=G610010InstrumentTagPoint TypePoint SourcePI_G1.SQLInt16SRDBMS Table DesignPI_TIMESTAMPPI_TAGNAMEPI_VALUEPI_STATUSDatetime (MS SQL Server) Date/Time (MS Access)Char(50) (MS SQL Server) Text(50) (MS Access)Real (MS SQL Server) Number Single Precision (MS Access)Char(12) (MS SQL Server) Text(12) (MS Access)Content of the global variables fileG1='sinusoid'/TS G2="any_string1" G3="any_string2" G4='sinusoid'/AT.TAG G5='sinusoid'/VL G6='sinusoid'/SS_C  Example 4.1 PI Point Database Changes Short Form Configuration SQL Statement (file PI_TAGCHG1.SQL)INSERT INTO T4_1 (TAG_NAME, ATTRIBUTE_NAME, CHANGE_DATETIME, CHANGER, NEW_VALUE, OLD_VALUE) VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?);Relevant PI Point AttributesExtended DescriptorLocation1Location2Location3Location4Location5P1= AT.TAG P2= AT.ATTRIBUTE P3= AT.CHANGEDATE P4=AT.CHANGER P5=AT.NEWVALUE P6=AT.OLDVALUE100-1 (Marks the tag as managing point for point changes)0InstrumentTagPoint TypePoint SourcePI_TAGCHG1.SQLInt32SRDBMS Table DesignTAG_NAMEATTRIBUTE_NAMECHANGE_DATETIMECHANGERVarchar(80) (MS SQL Server) Text(80) (MS Access)Varchar(80) (MS SQL Server) Text(80) (MS Access)Datetime (MS SQL Server) Date/Time (MS Access)Varchar(80) (MS SQL Server) Text(80) (MS Access)NEW_VALUEOLD_VALUEVarchar(80) (MS SQL Server) Text(80) (MS Access)Varchar(80) (MS SQL Server) Text(80) (MS Access) Example 4.2 PI Point Database Changes Long Form Configuration (only changedate and tag name recorded) SQL Statement (file PI_TAGCHG2.SQL)INSERT INTO T4_2 (TSTAMP_EXEC, TSTAMP_CHANGEDATE, TAG) VALUES ({Fn NOW()}, ?, ?);Relevant PI Point AttributesExtended DescriptorLocation1Location2Location3Location4Location4P1= AT.CHANGEDATE P2= AT.TAG 100-2 (Marks the tag as managing point for point changes)0InstrumentTagPoint TypePoint SourcePI_TAGCHG2.SQLInt32SRDBMS Table DesignTSTAMP_EXECTSTAMP_CHANGEDATETAGDatetime (MS SQL Server) Date/Time (MS Access)Datetime (MS SQL Server) Date/Time (MS Access)Varchar(1024) (MS SQL Server) Text(255) (MS Access) Example 5.1 Batch Export (not requiring Module Database) SQL Statement (file PI_BA1.SQL)INSERT INTO TBATCH5_1 (BA_ID,BA_UNITID,BA_PRODUCT,BA_START,BA_END) VALUES (?,?,?,?,?);Relevant PI Point AttributesExtended DescriptorLocation1Location2Location3Location4Location5P1=BA.BAID P2=BA.UNIT P3=BA.PRID P4=BA.START P5=BA.END10010Point TypeInstrumentTag Point SourceFloat32PI_BA1.SQLSRDBMS Table DesignBA_ID BA_UNITID BA_PRODUCTBA_START BA_ENDVarchar(1024) (MS SQL Server) Text(255) (MS Access)Datetime (MS SQL Server) Date/Time (MS Access) Example 5.2a Batch Export (Module Database required) SQL Statement (file PI_BA2a.SQL)INSERT INTO TBATCH5_2 (BA_START, BA_END, BA_ID, BA_PRODUCT, BA_RECIPE, BA_GUID) VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?);Relevant PI Point AttributesExtended DescriptorLocation1Location2 Location3 Location4Location5/BA.START="*-10d" P1=BA.START P2=BA.END P3=BA.ID P4=BA.PRODID P5=BA.RECID P6=BA.GUID10010Point TypeInstrumentTagPoint Source Float32PI_BA2a.SQLSRDBMS Table DesignBA_ID BA_PRODUCT BA_RECIPE BA_GUIDBA_START BA_ENDVarchar(1024) (MS SQL Server) Text(255) (MS Access)Datetime (MS SQL Server) Date/Time (MS Access) Example 5.2b UnitBatch Export (Module Database required) SQL Statement (file PI_BA2b.SQL)INSERT INTO UNITBATCH5_2 (UB_START,UB_END, UB_ID, UB_PRODUCT,UB_PROCEDURE,BA_GUID,UB_GUID) VALUES (?,?,?,?,?,?,?);Relevant PI Point AttributesExtended DescriptorLocation1Location3Location4Location5/UB.START="*-10d" /SB_TAG="SBTag" P1=UB.START P2=UB.END P3=UB.ID P4=UB.PRODID P5=UB.PROCID P6=BA.GUID P7=UB.GUID1010Point TypeInstrumentTagPoint SourceFloat32PI_BA2b.SQLSRDBMS Table DesignUB_ID UB_PRODUCT UB_PROCEDURE UB_GUID BA_GUIDUB_START UB_ENDVarchar(1024) (MS SQL Server) Text(255) (MS Access)Datetime (MS SQL Server) Date/Time (MS Access) Example 5.2c SubBatch Export (Module Database required) SQL Statement (file PI_BA2c.SQL)INSERT INTO TSUBBATCH5_2 (SB_START, SB_END, SB_ID, SB_HEAD, SB_GUID, UB_GUID) VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?);Relevant PI Point AttributesExtended DescriptorLocation1Location3Location4Location5P1=SB.START P2=SB.END P3=SB.ID P4=SB.HEADID P5=SB.GUID P6=UB.GUID1010Point TypeInstrumentTagPoint SourceFloat32PI_BA2c.SQLSRDBMS Table DesignSB_ID SB_HEAD SB_GUID UB_GUIDSB_START SB_ENDVarchar(1024) (MS SQL Server) Text(255) (MS Access)Datetime (MS SQL Server) Date/Time (MS Access) Example 6.1 Last One Hour of 'Sinusoid' SQL Statement (file PI_IU1.SQL)UPDATE PI_INSERT_UPDATE_1ROW SET PI_TSTAMP=?, PI_VALUE=?, PI_STATUS=?; UPDATE PI_INSERT_UPDATE RIGHT JOIN PI_INSERT_UPDATE_1ROW ON {Fn MINUTE(PI_INSERT_UPDATE_1ROW.PI_TSTAMP)}={Fn MINUTE(PI_INSERT_UPDATE.PI_TSTAMP)} SET PI_INSERT_UPDATE.PI_TSTAMP = PI_INSERT_UPDATE_1ROW.PI_TSTAMP, PI_INSERT_UPDATE.PI_VALUE = PI_INSERT_UPDATE_1ROW.PI_VALUE, PI_INSERT_UPDATE.PI_STATUS = PI_INSERT_UPDATE_1ROW.PI_STATUS;Relevant PI Point AttributesExtended DescriptorLocation1 Location2 Location3Location4Location5P1=TS P2=VL P3=SS_I10000InstrumentTagPoint TypeSource TagPoint SourcePI_IU1.SQLFloat16SINUSOIDSRDBMS Table DesignPI_TSTAMP (PK)PI_VALUEPI_STATUSDate/Time (MS Access)Number Single Precision (MS Access)Number Whole Number (MS Access) Appendix C: Hints and Checklist Hints for the PI System Manager ORDER BY TIMESTAMP When using the option to query a complete time series for a tag, the query must solve the problem that the value/timestamp pairs arrive ordered by timestamp. Otherwise the interface cannot perform exception reporting and the PI Server cannot do compression. Reconnect to RDBMS Reconnect attempts are modified to be more general. Only a few ODBC drivers report detailed error codes for networking problems. This was required for RDBMSPI Version 1.28 to reconnect (codes 08xxx (network problems) and xxTxx (timeout) were required). As a result, the interface reported an error (typically S1000) but did not reconnect (because S1000 is a general error). Now, on any serious error the connection with the RDBMS is tested and the interface reconnects if necessary. Suppress I/O Timeout A common problem was the Relational Database was shutdown periodically due to backups. Since the interface then reports a connection problem (I/O Timeout gets written to all interface tags), queries with reference to previous timestamps only query back in time to the shutdown event. As a result, data was missing. In such a situation the startup parameter /NO_INPUT_ERROR can help. Field Size (1) If the field size is less than required for the current value to be passed, the interface prints an error message into the log file but continues to try on the next event with the value valid at that time. For example, if the field length of a character field is 2 and the interface tries to store 'ON' and 'OFF' values, 'ON' will work, 'OFF' will generate an error. Uppercase for Constant String If the query contains a constant in the SELECT column list, and the constant is a string, some ODBC drivers transform this string to capital letters. E.g. SELECT timestamp,0,'No Sample' WHERE the 'NO SAMPLE' arrives in the PI part of the interface. Searches in the Bad and Good area are now case insensitive to address this problem. Repeated Error Messages Some error messages in the pipc log file are only displayed on first occurrence. To avoid log files to be filled with many duplicate messages, the interface only reports when the error is resolved. In the interface specific log file (/output=if_logfile) this feature is not implemented => e.g. ODBC runtime errors coming up in every scan may cause the log file growing infinitely. Field Size (2) The minimum field size for digital state output is 12 characters. Some ODBC drivers also require one additional character for the string termination byte (NULL). In this case the interface needs a minimum field size of 13 characters. No Data SELECT statements using LST or LET may not get any data if the clocks of PI System computer and RDBMS System are not synchronized. That is because LST and LET are filled from the interface but compared to RDBMS timestamps. Login to PI To avoid login problems (changed password, API 1.3.8 bug,...) OSIsoft, Inc. recommends the setup of a trust/proxy for the interface. The interface was changed so it does not require an explicit login anymore (/user_pi now optional). Checklist and Trouble Shooting From experience supporting this interface, OSIsoft, Inc. has assembled a number of check points that should help beginners with getting to the right configuration: No Data (Input) If PI_... column names are not used, then the position of timestamp, value and status columns have to follow certain rules. The status column is mandatory when not using PI_... column names. The PI_TIMESTAMP column (or its equivalent if PI_... column names are not used) must be of data type SQL_TIMESTAMP. If the query is directly specified in the Extended Descriptor, the query string must be preceded by /SQL= Distribution target tags must be in the same scan class as the Distributor Tag. /ALIAS comparison is case sensitive Data Loss Data can arrive to the RDB table at current time but carry older timestamps. If the query filters data using a " WHERE time > ?..., P1=TS" condition then the old timestamps may not fulfill the query condition. LST can be used to filter data read by previous scans. If a scan/query fails, LST is still updated and the next scan will exclude previous scan data. ( Recommendation for single tags is to use TS as placeholder. Because LET is not updated, if a query fails (valid for single queries only) LET can be used to include data from a previous scan that failed. Data Loss can occur if data comes into the RDBMS table in real-time, mainly because data coming in during query execution time may be located before LET and not picked up by the next scan. ( Best use for LET scenarios is picking up data (e.g. LAB data) once a day. Timestamps will be located somewhere during the day but not around execution time. If the connection between interface node and PI Server fails, output events will get lost during this time. The interface currently does not perform on-line recovery. ( If this data loss is an issue, run a separate instance of the interface in recovery only mode. The interface will then not work on events but replicate the archive data. TS placeholder is used for constraining data in distribution strategy. In this case data loss can happen because TS represents the query execution time (timestamp of distributor tag) and not the various current timestamps of the target tags. ( For distribution strategy OSIsoft, Inc. recommends flagging data in the RDBMS that was already read or to delete this data if possible (use a multiple query file with a DELETE statement at the end,  HYPERLINK \l "_Example_3.8__multi statement query" Example 3.8 multi statement query). Appendix D: For Users of Previous Interface Versions Read Before Update Version 3.0 of the RDBMSPI Interface is a major rewrite (as the version 2.0 was for version 1.x) and many enhancements have been made that did not fit into the design of the previous version. One has to be aware that version 3.x of the RDBMSPI interface: Is not available for ALPHA NT The interface requires PI SDK The /test mode has been dropped. Instead, the CPPI utility is provided. The /sr parameter to set the Sign-Up-For-Updates scan period has been removed. Note: Since 3.11.0.0, there is the /UPDATEINTERVAL parameter that allows for setting the sign-up-for-update rate. The /skip_time switch has been removed. See the /perf start up parameter description in the  HYPERLINK \l "_Startup_Command_File" Startup Command File chapter. !!! The following minor changes may affect compatibility to a previous configuration !!!: Location5=1 for String input tags changed behavior! In previous versions (2.x) this setting caused the interface to only send changes to these tags. Now, the behavior is aligned with all other data types, which means no exception reporting is done for tags with Location5=1. Upgrading the Interface from a Previous Version For an upgrade of the RDBMS to PI Interface: Make a backup of all interface files at PIPC/interfaces/RDBMSPI directory. For example: c:> md /PIPC/interfaces/RDBMSPI/RDBMSPI_old c:> copy /PIPC/interfaces/RDBMSPI/*.* /PIPC/interfaces/RDBMSPI/RDBMSPI_old/*.* If the interface was installed as a Windows service, also remove the service using c:> rdbmspi.exeremove. Remove the interface via "Add/Remove Programs" on the Control Panel or just delete the interface files if the interface was not installed with a Setup Kit. If not already installed, update the PI-API to the current release of PI-SDK (includes latest PI-API as well).  CAUTION! Users of PI-API 1.3.8 should configure a trust/proxy for the interface. The reason is a bug in the PI API that causes the interface not to regain its user credentials after an automatic re-connect to the PI Server executed by PI-API. Without having a trust/proxy configured data may get lost. A -10401 error may occur in the PI Server log.  CAUTION! Since the RDBMSPI 3.14 (and Uniint 4.1.2), the interface does NOT explicitly login to PI anymore. Users always have to configure the trust entry for this interface (in the trust table on the PI Server). Delete the *.PI_PWD file (if there is one in the directory where the /output= parameter ponts) and remove the /user_pi= and /pass_pi= from the interface startup file. Now proceed with running the setup program as described in the Interface Installation on Windows section. Perform all configuration steps and, optionally, use existing configuration files from the backup. Appendix E: Interface Test Environment Interface Version 1.28 The interface version 1 was tested using the following software versions: Intel Platform OnlyOperating SystemWindows NT 4.0 Workstation and Server, SP1 and SP3C-CompilerMS Visual C/C++ 5.0 PIPI 3.1 on NT (Intel), Build 2.71 and 2.81 PI-API 1.2.3.4 UNIINT 2.23, 2.25, 2.31 RDBMSODBC driverRDB Oracle 6.1 (Open VMS) 2.10.11002.10.1100MS SQL Server 6.52.65.0240Oracle 7.2 (Open VMS)2.00.00.6325dBase III, dBase IV3.50.360200 (MS Access)MS Access 95, MS Access 973.50.360200 Interface Version 2.0 The interface version 2 was tested using the following software versions: Intel Platform OnlyOperating SystemWindows NT 4.0 Workstation SP4 C-CompilerMS Visual C/C++ 6.0 SP2PI3.2 - SR1 Build 357.8 PI-API 1.2.3.4 and PI-API 1.3.0.0 RDBMSODBC DriverMS SQL 6.50.201 (ROBUSTNESS tests only)3.60.03.19MS SQL 7.00.6233.70.06.23ORACLE 8.0.5.0.0 (NT)8.00.06.00 Interface Version 3.x The interface version 3.x was compiled and tested using the following software versions: Intel Platform OnlyOperating SystemWindows NT 4.0 Workstation SP6 Windows 2000 SP2, SP4 Windows XP Professional Windows 2003 ServerC-CompilerMS Visual C/C++ 6.0 SP5 MS VC++ 2003PI Server SR1 Build 357.8 3.3 Build 361.43 3.3 Build 361.96 3.3 Build 362.47 3.4 Build 363.12 3.4 - Build 370.52PI API1.3.4 1.3.8 1.6.0.2PI SDK1.1.0.142 1.2.0.168 1.2.0.171 1.3.1.227 1.3.3.304UNIINT3.4.8 3.5.0 3.5.5 4.1.2 RDBMSODBC DriverOracle (NT platform) Oracle ODBC Driver ( HYPERLINK "http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/tech/windows/odbc/index.html" http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/tech/windows/odbc/index.html) 8.0.5.0.0.0 8.01.73.00 9.00.11.00 9.00.15.00 Microsoft ODBC Driver for Oracle ( HYPERLINK "http://msdn.microsoft.com/data" http://msdn.microsoft.com/data see the latest MDAC) 2.573.6526.00 2.573.9030.00 2.575.1117.00 DataDirect ( HYPERLINK "http://www.datadirect-technologies.com/products/odbc/ken-north-report.asp" www.datadirect-technologies.com) 4.10.00.48.0.5 (Oracle 8) 9.0.1 (Oracle 9i) 10.1 (Oracle 10g) Microsoft SQL Server ( HYPERLINK "http://msdn.microsoft.com/data" http://msdn.microsoft.com/data see the latest MDAC) 03.70.0820 2000.80.194.00 2000.81.9031.14 2005.90.1399.007.00 (SQL Server 7.0) 8.00 (SQL Server 2000) 9.00 (SQL Server 2005) DB2 (NT platform) 06.01.000007.01.0000Informix (NT platform) 02.80.0008 2.20 TC107.31.0000 TC5Ingres II (NT platform)  3.50.00.11 (FAILED!)Advantage Ingres version 2.6Sybase (NT platform) 3.50.00.1012 ASEMicrosoft Access 4.00.5303.01 4.00.6200.002000 2002 2003Paradox Microsoft ODBC driver for Paradox 4.00.5303.01 (BDE 5.0 was installed)Microsoft Visual FoxPro 6.0.1.8630.016.0 Table  SEQ Table \* ARABIC 28. RDBMSPI ver.3 Test Environment Revision History DateAuthorComments24-Jan-1997 BBachmann, MFreitag50 % draft20-Mar-1997BBachmann, MFreitagPreliminary Manual10-Dec-1997BBachmannRelease Manual Version 1.2118-Sep-1998BBachmannMore details added related to RDBMS Interface Version 1.2706-Nov-1998BBachmannRelease Manual Version 1.2829-Nov-1998 MFreitag50 % draft of Version 225-Feb-1999MHesselbach, MFreitagExamples tested and corrected04-Jun-1999BBachmannRelease Version 2.0824-Mar-2000MFreitagTestplan 2.14 (SQL Server 7.0,Oracle8, DB2 Ver.5)16-May-2000BBachmannManual Update for Release 2.1415-Sep-2000BBachmannManual Update for Release 2.1510-Jan-2001BBachmannManual Update for Release 2.1616-May-2001BBachmannManual Update for Release 2.1728-Oct-2000MFreitagVersion3 Draft17-Jul-2001MFreitagVersion3.0.6; Skeleton Version 1.0905-Oct-2001BBachmannReview for Release30-Oct-2001DARAdded ICU information02-Nov-2001BBachmann/id is equivalent to /in09-Nov-2001MFreitag, BBachmannLocation5 evaluation against PI3.3+27-May-2002BBachmannEdit /UTC text for better understanding04-Jun-2002BBachmannMMC correction26-Jun-2002MFreitagCPPI chapter reviewed01-Jul-2002MFreitagAdded a Note to Tag Distribution chapter and Oracle9i tests.11-Jul-2002MFreitagAdded Chapter Output Points Replication02-Sep-2002CGoodellChanged title; fixed headers & footers30-Sep-2002BBachmannremoved section break in note on first page chapter 115-Nov-2002MFreitagAdded Chapters about the RxC reading strategy; added comments into section Multistatement SQL Clause; minor text modifications related to version 3.1 and Uniint 3.5.1.27-Feb-2003BBachmannmanual review, examples moved to appendix, several text changes04-Apr-2003BBachmannPI API node changed to PI interface node, interface supported on Windows NT 4/2000/XP03-Mar-2004BBachmann, MFreitagAdded chapter Recovery Modes; changes related to interface version 3.12.18-Jun-2004BBachmannversion 3.12 review, added query checklist25-Aug-2004DARUpdated ICU section, noted default debug level is 114-Sep-2004BBachmannReapplied CG changes of 02-Sep-200223-Nov-2004MKellyFixed headers and footers. Added new supported features from the skeleton manual. Save as Final.09-Dec-2004BBachmannFixed recovery option description and placeholder sizes.16-Dec-2004BBachmanIncreased version to 3.12.0.2617-Dec-2004MKellyFixed headers and footers. Added section on configuring buffering with PI ICU. Removed section on Microsoft DLL. Modified screen shots for PI ICU.24-May-2005MFreitagChanges related to version 3.13.0.0620-Feb-2006MFreitagChanges related to version 3.14.0.06, overall revision of the manual.8-Mar-2006JLoeVersion 3.14.0.06 Rev B: updated manual to reflect current interface documentation standards. Fixed headers and footers, removed first person references, moved the section For Users of Previous Interface Versions to Appendix D.15-Mar-2006MFreitagVersion 3.14.0.0727-Mar-2006JLoeVersion 3.14.0.07 Rev A: updated hyperlinks within document30-Mar-2006MKellyVersion 3.14.0.07 Rev B: Fixed headers and Footer, rebuild TOC to include hyperlinks, fixed bookmarks. 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