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All rights reserved 777 Davis Street, Suite 250, San Leandro, CA 9457 Table of Contents  TOC \o "1-3" Introduction  PAGEREF _Toc18831257 \h 1 Reference Manuals  PAGEREF _Toc18831258 \h 1 Supported Features  PAGEREF _Toc18831259 \h 1 Configuration Diagram  PAGEREF _Toc18831260 \h 3 Principles of Operation  PAGEREF _Toc18831261 \h 5 Concept of Data Input from Relational Database to PI  PAGEREF _Toc18831262 \h 6 Concept of Data Output from PI to Relational Database  PAGEREF _Toc18831263 \h 10 SQL Statements  PAGEREF _Toc18831264 \h 13 Prepared Execution  PAGEREF _Toc18831265 \h 13 Direct Execution  PAGEREF _Toc18831266 \h 13 Language Requirements  PAGEREF _Toc18831267 \h 14 SQL Placeholders  PAGEREF _Toc18831268 \h 14 Timestamp Format  PAGEREF _Toc18831269 \h 20 Interface Node Clock  PAGEREF _Toc18831270 \h 22 Time Synchronization with PI Server  PAGEREF _Toc18831271 \h 22 Inputs to PI via SELECT Clause  PAGEREF _Toc18831272 \h 22 Data Acquisition Strategies  PAGEREF _Toc18831273 \h 23 SQL SELECT Statement for Single PI Tag  PAGEREF _Toc18831274 \h 23 SQL SELECT Statement for Tag Groups  PAGEREF _Toc18831275 \h 25 SQL SELECT Statement for Tag Distribution  PAGEREF _Toc18831276 \h 27 Event-based Input  PAGEREF _Toc18831277 \h 31 Multi-statement SQL Clause  PAGEREF _Toc18831278 \h 32 Explicit Transactions  PAGEREF _Toc18831279 \h 33 Stored Procedures  PAGEREF _Toc18831280 \h 33 Mapping of Value and Status Data Input  PAGEREF _Toc18831281 \h 34 Output from PI  PAGEREF _Toc18831282 \h 37 Mapping of Value and Status Data Output  PAGEREF _Toc18831283 \h 38 Global Variables  PAGEREF _Toc18831284 \h 40 Recording of PI POINT Database Changes  PAGEREF _Toc18831285 \h 43 Short Form Configuration  PAGEREF _Toc18831286 \h 43 Long Form Configuration  PAGEREF _Toc18831287 \h 45 PI Batch Database Output  PAGEREF _Toc18831288 \h 47 PI Batch Database Replication without Module Database  PAGEREF _Toc18831289 \h 47 PI Batch Database Replication with Module Database  PAGEREF _Toc18831290 \h 48 PI Batch Database Replication Details  PAGEREF _Toc18831291 \h 50 Automatic Re-connection  PAGEREF _Toc18831292 \h 55 ODBC Connection Loss  PAGEREF _Toc18831293 \h 55 PI Connection Loss  PAGEREF _Toc18831294 \h 55 Specific Database Considerations  PAGEREF _Toc18831295 \h 57 Oracle 7.0; Oracle 8.0; Oracle RDB  PAGEREF _Toc18831296 \h 57 dBase III, dBase IV  PAGEREF _Toc18831297 \h 58 MS Access  PAGEREF _Toc18831298 \h 59 MS SQL Server 6.5, 7.0, 2000  PAGEREF _Toc18831299 \h 59 CA Ingres II  PAGEREF _Toc18831300 \h 59 IBM DB2 (NT)  PAGEREF _Toc18831301 \h 60 Informix (NT)  PAGEREF _Toc18831302 \h 60 Sybase ASE 12.0 (NT)  PAGEREF _Toc18831303 \h 60 Paradox  PAGEREF _Toc18831304 \h 60 More Examples  PAGEREF _Toc18831305 \h 63 Insert or Update  PAGEREF _Toc18831306 \h 63 PI Point Configuration  PAGEREF _Toc18831307 \h 65 Tag  PAGEREF _Toc18831308 \h 65 Extended Descriptor  PAGEREF _Toc18831309 \h 65 Point Source  PAGEREF _Toc18831310 \h 67 Point Type  PAGEREF _Toc18831311 \h 67 Scan  PAGEREF _Toc18831312 \h 67 InstrumentTag  PAGEREF _Toc18831313 \h 68 SourceTag  PAGEREF _Toc18831314 \h 68 Location1  PAGEREF _Toc18831315 \h 68 Location2  PAGEREF _Toc18831316 \h 69 Location3  PAGEREF _Toc18831317 \h 69 Location4  PAGEREF _Toc18831318 \h 69 Location5  PAGEREF _Toc18831319 \h 70 Shutdown  PAGEREF _Toc18831320 \h 70 Time Zone and Daylight Savings  PAGEREF _Toc18831321 \h 71 Startup Command File  PAGEREF _Toc18831322 \h 73 PI-Interface Configuration Utility on NT  PAGEREF _Toc18831323 \h 73 PI-ICU RDBODBC Control on NT  PAGEREF _Toc18831324 \h 74 Summary of Command-line Parameters  PAGEREF _Toc18831325 \h 77 Detailed Description of the Command-line Parameters  PAGEREF _Toc18831326 \h 79 Sample RDBMSPI.bat File  PAGEREF _Toc18831327 \h 86 Security  PAGEREF _Toc18831328 \h 87 Performance Point Configuration  PAGEREF _Toc18831329 \h 89 I/O Rate Tag Configuration  PAGEREF _Toc18831330 \h 91 For Users of Previous Interface Versions  PAGEREF _Toc18831331 \h 93 Read Before Update  PAGEREF _Toc18831332 \h 93 Updating the Interface from a Previous Version  PAGEREF _Toc18831333 \h 93 Interface Installation  PAGEREF _Toc18831334 \h 95 Naming Conventions and Requirements  PAGEREF _Toc18831335 \h 95 Microsoft DLLs  PAGEREF _Toc18831336 \h 96 Interface Directories  PAGEREF _Toc18831337 \h 96 The PIHOME Directory Tree  PAGEREF _Toc18831338 \h 96 Interface Installation Directory  PAGEREF _Toc18831339 \h 96 Interface Installation Procedure  PAGEREF _Toc18831340 \h 96 Installing the Interface as an NT Service  PAGEREF _Toc18831341 \h 97 Buffering  PAGEREF _Toc18831342 \h 99 PILOGIN.INI  PAGEREF _Toc18831343 \h 101 Shutdown  PAGEREF _Toc18831344 \h 103 Control Program  PAGEREF _Toc18831345 \h 105 CPPI Text Commands  PAGEREF _Toc18831346 \h 105 CPPI/RDBMSPI Functionality Accessed via MMC  PAGEREF _Toc18831347 \h 106 Appendix A: Error and Informational Messages  PAGEREF _Toc18831348 \h 113 Appendix B: Hints for PI System Manager  PAGEREF _Toc18831349 \h 115 Appendix C: Interface Test Environment  PAGEREF _Toc18831350 \h 117 Version 1.28  PAGEREF _Toc18831351 \h 117 Version 2.08  PAGEREF _Toc18831352 \h 117 Version 3.0.8  PAGEREF _Toc18831353 \h 118 Revision History  PAGEREF _Toc18831354 \h 119  Introduction The Interface allows bi-directional transfer of data between the PI System and any relational database management system (RDBMS) that supports Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) drivers. The Interface runs on Microsoft Windows (NT/2000) operating systems, and is able to connect to any PI Server node available in the network. This version only supports one ODBC connection per running copy but multiple Interface instances are possible. SQL statements are generated by the end user either in the form of ordinary ASCII files, or are defined in the Extended Descriptor of a PI tag. These SQL statements are the source of data for one or more tags data input, and similarly, PI tags provide values for RDB data output. The Interface makes internal use of the PI-API-NT and PI-SDK in order to keep a standard way of interfacing from a client node to the PI Server Node. Note: Databases and ODBC drivers not yet tested with the Interface may require additional onsite testing, which will translate to additional charges. Please refer to the section entitled  HYPERLINK \l "_Appendix_C:_Interface_Test Environm" Appendix C: Interface Test Environment for a list of databases and ODBC drivers that the Interface is known to work with. Even if your database and/or ODBC driver is not shown, the Interface still may work. However, if problems are experienced, the Interface will have to be enhanced to support your environment. Please contact your OSI sales representative. Reference Manuals OSIsoft UniInt End User Document PI Data Archive Manual PI-API,PI-SDK Installation Instructions Vendor Vendor specific ODBC Driver Manual Microsoft ODBC Programmers Reference Supported Features FeatureSupportPart NumberPI-IN-OS-RELDB-NTIPlatformsWindows NT 4 or higher (Intel)PI Point TypesFloat16 / Float32 / Float64 / Int16 / Int32 / Digital / StringSub-Second TimestampsYesSub-Second Scan ClassesYesAutomatically Incorporates PI Point Attribute ChangesYesException Reporting YesPI-API Node Support YesUses PI-SDKYesInputs to PIScan-based / Unsolicited / Event TagsOutputs from PIEvent-basedText TransferYesConfiguration DataOutputMaximum Point CountUnlimited* Source of TimestampsPI Server or RDBMS* History RecoveryYesFailoverNo* UniInt-BasedYes* Vendor Software RequiredYesVendor Hardware RequiredNo* Additional PI Software Included with InterfaceYesDevice Point TypesN/A* See below for more information. Source of Timestamps The Interface can accept timestamps from the RDBMS or it can provide PI server synchronized timestamps. History Recovery For output tags the Interface goes back in time (optionally a time interval can be specified via  REF _Ref517599039 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT /recovery_time parameter), and uses values stored in the PI Archive. See the section  REF _Ref517598667 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT /recovery later on. This option is only available at interface startup (or for a single tag after tag edit) but not for RDBMS connection problems. These are covered by the re-connection mechanism (see  HYPERLINK \l "_Automatic_Re-connection" Automatic Re-connection). For input tags history recovery depends on the WHERE condition of a SELECT query. See section  REF _Ref529755081 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Inputs to PI via SELECT Clause for more details. UniInt-Based UniInt stands for Universal Interface. UniInt is not a separate product or file; it is an OSIsoft-developed template used by our developers, and is integrated into many interfaces, such as the RDBMSPI Interface. The purpose of UniInt is to keep a consistent feature set and behavior across as many of our interfaces as possible. It also allows for the very rapid development of new interfaces. In any UniInt-based interface, the interface uses some of the UniIntsupplied configuration parameters and some interface-specific parameters. UniInt is constantly being upgraded with new options and features. The UniInt End User Document is a supplement to this manual. Vendor Software Required The ODBC Driver Manager comes with Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC). It is recommended to use the latest MDAC available at  HYPERLINK "http://www.microsoft.com/data" http://www.microsoft.com/data. The particular, RDBMS specific ODBC driver must be installed, and configured on the Interface node. Additional PI Software Included with Interface The Control Program (CPPI) is a tool that assists in troubleshooting the Interface. For more details see the section  REF _Ref517856497 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Control Program. Device Point Types For full description of the ODBC supported data types see the ODBC Programmers Reference available on  HYPERLINK "http://msdn.microsoft.com" http://msdn.microsoft.com . The Interface does some internal consideration in terms of mapping the RDBMS data types to PI data types and vice versa. For more info on this topic see section  REF _Ref517600853 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Mapping of SQL (ODBC) Data Types to PI Point Types Data Input and  REF _Ref517600973 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Mapping of Value and Status Data Output. Configuration Diagram In the following picture there is the basic configuration of the hardware and software components in a typical scenario used with the RDBMSPI Interface installation:   Principles of Operation Interface runs on Windows NT operation system as a console application or as a NT Service. It uses the extended PI-API-NT and PI-SDK to connect to the PI Server node, and the relational database connection is made via the corresponding ODBC driver. The Data Source Name (DSN) is created by the ODBC Administrator (Data Sources ODBC icon in Control Panel), and this DSN name is passed in the start-up arguments of the Interface (e.g. /DSN=Oracle8). SQL queries are provided by the user in form of either ASCII files, or via a direct definition in the Extended Descriptor. Queries are executed according to the scan class type (cyclic or event driven) set by a PI point holding the query definition. When data is read from the relational database, the Interface tries to convert the result- set of a SELECT query into the PI concept of [timestamp], value, status and sends these values to the PI Snapshot. The opposite direction - writing data out of the PI system storing data from PI to RDBMS makes use of runtime placeholders (described later in this Manual). Current Version of the Interface Supports Following General Features Query Timestamp, Value, Status in RDBMS Tables (including Strings) Support of String tags and millisecond timestamps Query data (read) for single tag Query data (read) for multiple tags (Tag Group Query data (read) via TagName Key (Tag Distribution Scan or Event based SELECT queries Event based UPDATE, DELETE and INSERT queries Support of multiple statements per query Statements in SQL file can be one single transaction Support of stored procedures Support of runtime placeholders Timestamp (Scan Time, Snapshot Time,...), Value, Status Support of all classic point attribute placeholders Support of placeholders for Value, Status, Timestamp of a Foreign Tag - a tag outside the Interface point source Support of batch placeholders for Batch replication Support for new batch system (batches and unit batches) Storage of point attribute changes (all point types) in RDBMS Recovery option for output points Interface can run in a different Timezone/DST setting than PI Server RDBMS timestamps can optionally be in UTC independent on interface Timezone/DST setting Concept of Data Input from Relational Database to PI The SELECT query provides the [timestamp], value, status for a PI tag. There can be multiple statements per one tag, but only one individual SELECT is allowed in such a batch. The Interface internally transforms the result-set according to the selected distribution strategy. See  REF _Ref497020822 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT SQL SELECT Statement for Tag Groups and  REF _Ref497020823 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT SQL SELECT Statement for Tag Distribution. These configurations reduce the number of ODBC calls and thereby increase performance. Query for Single Tag One Value per Scan There are DCS systems that keep current values in relational database tables. Via the scan-based SELECT queries the Interface can read the data in the timely manner, and emulate the behavior of a standard DCS interface. An example is getting data from an ABB IMS station. More detailed description - see section  REF bkmkSingle \h  \* MERGEFORMAT SQL SELECT Statement for Single PI Tag The disadvantage of this kind of data retrieval is low performance and accuracy that is limited to scan frequency. Example 1.1 Single Tag Query SQL Statement (file PI_REAL1.SQL)SELECT PI_TIMESTAMP, PI_VALUE, PI_STATUS FROM PI_REAL1 WHERE PI_KEY_VALUE = ?;Relevant PI Point AttributesExtended DescriptorLocation1Location2Location3Location4Location5P1=Key_123410010InstrumenttagPointtypePointsourcePI_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)Query for Single Tag Multiple Values per Scan A good strategy for the high data throughput is to have low scanning rates (e.g. 1 minute) instead of doing one query every second. In other words getting the same amount of data in one call is faster than getting it in many calls. This assumes that we are not scanning updated records (UPDATE statement overwrites existing rows), but we scan a table that is populated by an INSERT. A typical high throughput query is given below. In this example we get all data since Snapshot time. Note: Supported SQL syntax and parameter description (Pn) is given later in the manual. Example 1.2 Query Data Array for a Single Tag SQL Statement (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=TS11010InstrumenttagPointtypePintsourcePI_STRING1.SQLStringSRDBMS Table DesignPI_TIMESTAMPPI_VALUEDatetime (MS SQL Server) Date/Time (MS Access)Varchar(1000) (MS SQL Server) Text(255) (MS Access) Note: A typical low throughput query is: SELECT Timestamp, Value, Status FROM Table WHERE Name= ?; Extended Descriptor: P1=AT.TAG, Location2: 0 And the interface only gets one row (first row in the returned result-set). The Interface works similarly to an online DCS Interface. Note: The STATUS column, which is mandatory, is represented by the constant expression 0. See  REF bkmkSingle \h  \* MERGEFORMAT SQL SELECT Statement for Single PI Tag. Tag Groups Another way of improving performance (compared to reading value(s) for a single tag) is grouping tags together. The RDBMS table should be structured in a way that multiple values are stored in the same record (in more columns), e.g. transferring LAB data, where one data sample is stored in the same row. Querying Tag Groups can also be combined with getting complete time series per scan (Location2 <>0). Only one timestamp is allowed in a resultset, and is used for timestamping of all tags in a group. Note: The group is created out of points that have the same InstrumentTag attribute => Group member Tags share the same ASCII SQL file. More detailed description - see section  REF _Ref497020853 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT SQL SELECT Statement for Tag Groups. Example 1.3 Three PI Points Forming a GROUP SQL Statement (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 DescriptorLocation1 All pointsLocation2 All pointsLocation3 Location4 All pointsLocation5 All pointsP1=TS11Target_Point1 2 Target_Point2 4 Target_Point3 610Instrumenttag All PointsPointtypePointsource All PointsPI_INT_ GROUP1.SQLInt32SRDB Table DesignPI_TIMESTAMPPI_VALUEnDatetime (MS SQL Server) Date/Time (MS Access)Smallint (MS SQL Server) Number (Whole Number) (MS Access) Example of 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, Tag Distribution Compared to Tag Groups where grouping happens in form of multiple value, status columns in a result-set, Tag Distribution means multiple records per query. Each record may contain data for a different tag. To achieve this, an additional field must be provided - containing the tag name, or the alias. More detailed description - see section  REF _Ref497020876 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT SQL SELECT Statement for Tag Distribution. This option is very efficient for getting exception-based data where it is unknown how many data rows will arrive per single tag. It is only known that there will typically be an average number of data records per scan. The Distributor point 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 (points mapped by the additional column in a result-set). Such information is useful for administration purposes. Target points are selected either according to Tagname (value retrieved in PI_NAME column should match the Tagname of the point) or according to /ALIAS=alias_key definition found in the Extended Descriptor of the particular point. Note: It is required the Distributor Point to be numeric. Example 1.4 Distributor Strategy for PI Points SQL Statement (file PI_REAL_DISTR1.SQL)SELECT PI_TIMESTAMP, PI_NAME, PI_VALUE, PI_STATUS FROM T1_4 WHERE PI_NAME LIKE Tag_%AND PI_TIMESTAMP > ? ;Relevant PI Point AttributesExtended Descriptor DistributorLocation1 All pointsLocation2 All pointsLocation3Location4 All pointsLocation5 All pointsP1=TS 10Distributor -1 Target points 010Instrumenttag DistributorPointtype DistributorPointsource All PointsPI_REAL_DISTR1.SQLFloat32SRDB Table DesignPI_TIMESTAMPPI_VALUEPI_STATUSPI_NAMEDatetime (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 Appropriate Result Set PI_TIMESTAMP PI_NAME PI_VALUE PI_STATUS 20-Oct-2000 08:10:00 Tag_1 10 NULL 20-Oct-2000 08:10:00 Tag_2 20 NULL 20-Oct-2000 08:10:00 Tag_3 30 NULL 10 goes to Tag_1; 20 to Tag_2; 30 to Tag_3 Concept of Data Output from PI to Relational Database Transferring data from PI to a relational database works similarly to the RDBMS reading. Relational database can receive Snapshot values of any PI point as well as any value of a PI point attribute addressable by placeholders; see section  REF bkmkPlaceholders \h  \* MERGEFORMAT SQL Placeholders. For copying new data to a relational database, standard event based output points are used. In this case the Sourcetag should be provided, and the output point itself gets the copy of the exported data to verify the output operation. If the output operation reports a failure (ODBC SQLExecute() function fails), the output point gets the status Bad Output. Note: Writing data to RDBMS is normally configured via the PI output tags - event based output. Nevertheless input points can also be used to write data to RDBMS on a periodical basis: i.e. they execute e.g. INSERT statement instead of an ordinary SELECT. Example 2.1 Insert 2 Different Sinusoid Values into Table SQL Statement (file PI_SIN_VALUES_OUT.SQL)INSERT INTO PI_SIN_VALUES_OUT (PI_NAME1, PI_TIMESTAMP1, PI_VALUE1, PI_STATUS1, PI_NAME2,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_I10000InstrumenttagPointtype All pointsSourcetagPointsourcePI_SIN_VALUES_ OUT.SQLFloat16SINUSOIDSRDBMS Table DesignPI_TIMESTAMPnPI_VALUEnPI_STATUSnPI_NAMEnDatetime (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) SQL Statements SQL statements are defined in ASCII files, or can be specified directly within the Extended Descriptor. ASCII files are located in the directory specified 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 Instrumenttag attribute. In case the Instrumenttag field is empty, Interface looks for the SQL statement definition in the Extended Descriptor, searching for the keyword /SQL. If no statement definition is found, the point is accepted, but marked as Inactive. Example of the SQL statement definition via 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: SELECT Timestamp,Value,0 FROM Table WHERE Timestamp>?; Extended Descriptor: P1=TS Note: Both ASCII file and Extended Descriptor definitions can contain a sequence of SQL commands separated by ;. When transactions are not supported (default setting), each SQL statement gets committed immediately after the execution (Auto Commit Mode). Transaction can be enforced by the /TRANSACT keyword in the ExtendedDescriptor. See section  REF _Ref516882952 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Explicit Transactions later on. Prepared Execution Once SQL statement(s) [for a particular PI point] have been successfully read, the ODBC handles are allocated and prepared. These prepared statements are then executed whenever the related tag gets scanned (time based or event based). 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 statements. See the section  REF _Ref517754382 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Specific Database. Therefore we have enhanced the Interface to support Direct Statement Execution. Note: Prepared Execution is the default behavior. It was the only option in previous versions of this Interface. Direct Execution The Interface allows for setting the Direct ODBC Execution (using the SQLExecDirect() function) by specifying the start-up parameter /EXECDIRECT. In this mode the Interface allocates, binds, executes and frees the ODBC statements each time the given tag is examined. It has the advantage of not running into the concurrently prepared statement limitation of some ODBC drivers. Another situation where direct execution is needed is a stored procedure that changes the number and type of required placeholders during runtime. Direct execution then allows binding of placeholders and result-set columns for each statement execution. A disadvantage is the increased CPU consumption. Language Requirements The level of API conformance of the ODBC driver used is checked on 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 conformance (SQL_ODBC_SQL_CONFORMANCE). The information about the supported conformance level (both API and Grammar) is written into the Interface specific log-file (debug level 1, section ODBC General Info :). If the API conformance of some ODBC driver is less then Level 1, the Interface stops. The following Data Manipulation Language (DML) statements are supported: SELECT INSERT UPDATE DELETE Additionally it allows calling stored procedures: {CALL StoredProcedureName( [parameter list])} If the syntax of a particular SQL statement is invalid, or the semantics does not comply with any of the Interface specific rules (e.g. appropriate SELECT statement construction is not recognized for an input point), the tag gets refused immediately before first statement execution. The related error message is then written into the log-file and the statements, defined via this 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. SQL Placeholders The concept of placeholders allows for passing runtime values onto places marked by ? in SQL statements. Question marks can be used e.g. in a WHERE clause of SELECT or UPDATE statements, in an argument list of a stored procedure etc. Placeholders are defined in the tags Extended Descriptor. The assignment of a placeholder definition to a given question mark, found in a SQL statement is sequential. This means that the first placeholder definition (P1=) in the Extended Descriptor refers to the first question mark found in a SQL statement, second question mark to the second definition and so on. Individual definitions are separated by spaces. Syntax of Supported Placeholder Definitions Placeholder Keywords for Extended DescriptorMeaning / Substitution in SQL queryRemarkSnapshot placeholdersPn=TSTimestamp taken from the PI Snapshot Detailed description see section  REF _Ref497032019 \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 Tagname can contain spacesPn=tagname/SS_I Current status of the tag tagname integer representation Max. 80 characters Tagname can contain spacesPn=tagname/SS_CCurrent status of the tag tagname string representationMax. 80 characters Tagname can contain spacesPn=tagname/TSTimestamp taken from the PI Snapshot for the tag tagnameTagname can contain spacesPI point database placeholdersPn=AT.TAGTag name of the current tagMax. 80 charactersPn=AT.DESCRIPTORDescriptor of the current tagMax. 1024 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. 32 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 placeholders Useable only beginning with PI Server 3.3 and PI-SDK 1.1Pn=BA.IDBatch identificationMax. 1024 charactersPn=BA.PRODIDBatch product identificationMax. 1024 charactersPn=BA.RECIDBatch recipe identificationMax. 1024 charactersPn=BA.GUIDBatch GUID16 charactersPn=UB.BAIDUnit Batch identificationMax. 1024 charactersPn=UB.MODIDPI Module identification Max. 1024 charactersPn=UB.PRODIDBatch product identificationMax. 1024 charactersPn=UB. PROCIDBatch procedure identificationMax. 1024 charactersPn=UB.GUIDUnit Batch GUID16 charactersPn=UB.MODGUIDPI Module GUID (IsPIUnit = true)16 charactersPn=UB. STARTUnit Batch start timePn=UB. ENDUnit Batch end timePn=SB.IDSubBatch identificationMax. 1024 charactersPn=SB.GUIDSubBatch GUID16 charactersPn=SB.HEADIDSubBatch HeadingMax. 1024 charactersPn=SB.STARTSubBatch start timePn=SB.ENDSubBatch end timePI batch database placeholders Useable all PI ServersPn=BA.BAIDBatch unit identificationMax. 256 charactersPn=BA.UNITUnitMax. 256 charactersPn=BA.PRIDBatch product identificationMax. 256 charactersPn=BA.STARTBatch start timePn=BA.ENDBatch end timeMiscellaneousPn=any-stringDouble quoted string Max. 1024 characters Note: Pn denotes Placeholder number (n). These numbers have to be consecutive and in ascending order. Example of an Extended Descriptor referring to a 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 P1=G1 Pn=Gm see section  REF bkmkGlobal \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=P1 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 that contain valid data (value is not in error and therefore 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 tables, following description shows the assignment of the possible placeholders to SQL data types. When testing against different databases and ODBC drivers, we found that 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. 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 data types pointsSQL_INTEGER If error ( SQL_FLOATSS_C for all PI data types pointsSQL_VARCHARTS,ST,LET,LST for all PI data types pointsSQL_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_stringSQL_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_FLOATPI 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 Note: 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 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. The If Error means - when ODBC function SQLBindParameter() fails using one data type the second one is used. Timestamp Format The timestamp implementation is not consistent in relational databases. Fortunately ODBC drivers are responsible for the underlying data type conversion. Note: The Interface expects the full timestamp (date+time) to be read from the relational database. The Interface offers following time related placeholders: KeywordTime usedInput:TSTimeStamp (PI snapshot time) Example: Scans relational database for newly arrived values (rows) only. 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 to input points: Due to the exception reporting mechanism this time placeholder does not always correspond to the visible PI Snapshot. In reality it is the latest value of a tag arrived from a query. This time is kept by the Interface internally. Example: Current snapshot time: 20-Oct-2000 08:00:00 SQL statement for the input point: SELECT Tstamp,Value,0 FROM Table WHERE Tstamp >?; P1=TS Latest timestamp in result set: 20-Oct-2000 08:01:10 Placeholder P1 is populated with: 20-Oct-2000 08:01:10LSTLast 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 a potentially bigger result-sets.) Example: SELECT Time,Value,0 WHERE Time > ? ORDER BY Time ASC; P1=LST STScan Time. Time when a given scan class is scheduled. A good example is to transfer future data from a table LETLast Execution Time Time when the previous tag execution has finished. Queries can take some time to execute and LET differs from LST. When there are more statements defined (i.e. a batch of SQL statements is executed), this is the time when the last statement has finished execution.Output:TSSnapshot TimeStamp of a source tag (for an output tag), or any foreign tag pointed to by its name (tagname/TS) Example: INSERT INTO Table (Time,Value) VALUES (?,?); P1=TS P2=VLSTAt Interface startup: ST=Snapshot Time From that time on: ST=event time Note: The Interface offers execution time for input points that is used when a relational database does not have the timestamp available, and the Interface has to provide the time stamp for PI. SELECT Value,0 FROM Table WHERE ; Other alternative is using the ODBC function NOW(), or the possible database specific built in function: SELECT {Fn NOW()},Value,0 FROM Table WHERE ; Note: On Interface startup all timestamp placeholders are preset with PI snapshot timestamps. Note: For Input Tags - TS will be taken from the internal Interface snapshot. This is not the same as the PI Snapshot since exception reporting runs on the interface side. If for example the value is stable for a long time, the PI snapshot will not be updated with scanned data as long as no exception occurs. Not using the PI Server Snapshot timestamp but the Interface internal snapshot timestamp will avoid querying for the same data (from unchanged PI Server snapshot timestamp) multiple times as it would be for queries of type SELECT WHERE Time > ?; P1=TS Interface Node Clock The correct settings for time and time zone should be set in the Date/Time control panel. If local time participates in Daylight Savings, from the control panel, configure the time to be automatically adjusted for Daylight Savings Time. The correct local settings should be used even if the interface node runs in a different time zone than the PI Server node. Make sure that the TZ environment variable is not defined. The currently defined environment variables can be listed by going to Start | Settings | Control Panel, double clicking on the system icon, and selecting the environment tab on the resulting dialog box. Also, make sure that the TZ variable is not defined in an autoexec.bat file. When the TZ variable is defined in an autoexec.bat file, the TZ variable may not appear as being defined in the System control panel even though the variable is defined. Admittedly, autoexec.bat files are not typically used on NT, but this does not prevent a user from creating such a file and defining the TZ variable unbeknownst to the System Administrator. Time Synchronization with PI Server The Interface time is synchronized with the PI server time. It finds out the time difference (between the PI Server node and the local node) and adds this difference to all time stamps it provides. This time difference is also independent on the TZ/DST settings of the PI Server. Note: Time difference between the local node and PI server node must not be greater than 30 minutes. Inputs to PI via SELECT Clause For passing values in direction to PI, it is necessary to use a SELECT query. Data obtained by ODBC API calls is then fetched and sent to the corresponding PI points according to the specified distribution strategy see  REF bkmkStrategy \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Data Acquisition Strategies later in this section. Handling of NULL Values The SELECT statement can return NULL values for any column. The Interface uses the following algorithm when dealing with NULLs: If timestamp is NULL, the execution time is used. If status is NULL and the value is not NULL, the value is valid. When both value and status are NULL the No Data digital state is used to convey the information that the expected value is absent. For further details see section  REF _Ref497012660 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Evaluation of STATUS Field Data Input. Bulk Data Input Location2Bulk option0Only the first record is valid<>0The Interface fetches and sends all rows in the selected result-set to PI Note: In the situation of Location2<>0 (bulk read), it is required to sort the result-set by timestamp column in 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 Location2=0 might be using the first row containing the maximum or minimum value of 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 are defined. An individual strategy is recognized by the Location3 attribute of a given tag. 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 pointSQL 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 (e.g. dBase IV), and the time format available is in a string form (e.g. SQL_CHAR), the query has to use the CONVERT() scalar function to get the required timestamp data type. See section  REF _Ref497991542 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Syntax and Usage of CONVERT() Scalar Function. SELECT CONVERT(Time-Column-in-String Form,SQL_TIMESTAMP), Value, 0 FROM Table; Note: In case the Timestamp column is not provided, the Interface supplies the execution time. See the  REF _Ref497032019 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Timestamp Format section. Valid combinations of Timestamp, Value and Status in a 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 information: E.g. SELECT Value,0 FROM Table 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 PI concept of Timestamp-Value-Status. In this case there is no need to keep fixed positions of columns (described in previous section). E.g. the following query: SELECT Timestamp AS PI_TIMESTAMP, Value AS PI_VALUE, Status AS PI_STATUS FROM is equivalent to SELECT Value AS PI_VALUE, Status AS PI_STATUS ,Timestamp AS PI_TIMESTAMP FROM Note: In debug mode, the Interface prints out the alias support information to the log file (if the ODBC driver supports aliasing or not). (Debug level 1 ( /deb=1) Example 3.1 Field Name Keywords SQL Statement (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_123410010InstrumenttagPointtypePointsourcePI_STRING2.SQLStringSRDB 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)SQL SELECT Statement for Tag Groups One SELECT statement can be a source of data for multiple PI Tags (a 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 points to the same SQL query file. Only one tag executes the SQL statement(s), the Master tag. This tag has Location3 attribute set to 1 or 2 and, additionally, holds all the placeholder definitions (P1= in the Extended Descriptor). 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 (Location3) according to the sequence of field names used in the SELECT command. Furthermore, the Master tag has to have Location3 parameter set to either 1 or 2, depending on whether the optional timestamp field is available or not. Example 3.2 Fixed Column Positions SQL Statement (file PI_GR1.SQL)SELECT Time0, VALUE1, 0, VALUE2, 0 FROM T3_2 WHERE Time0 > ?;Relevant PI Point AttributesTagInstrumentTagExtended DescriptorLocation1Location2Location3Location4Tag1PI_GR1.SQLP1=TS1121Tag2PI_GR1.SQL1141RDB Table DataTime0Value1Value220-Oct-2000 08:10:001.123String120-Oct-2000 08:10:102.124String220-Oct-2000 08:10:203.125String320-Oct-2000 08:10:304.126String4 Values selected in column Value1 go to Tag1 Values selected in column Value2 go to Tag2 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 (PI) data type. E.g. Tag1 is Float32; Tag2 is String. Master Tag and Group Members 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 Note: PI points that have SQL statements defined in the Extended Descriptor (Instrumenttag attribute is empty) cannot form a group. Option 2: Arbitrary Position of Fields in SELECT Statement - Aliases The real column names in the RDBMS table are re-named (aliased) to the Interface known keywords PI_TIMESTAMP, PI_VALUEn, PI_STATUSn: Example 3.3 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 TIME0 AS 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 DescriptorLocation1Location2Location3Location4Tag1PI_GR2.SQLP1=TS1111Tag2PI_GR2.SQL1121RDB 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 Tag1 Values selected in column PI_VALUE2 go to Tag2 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 of the same number. 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 having Location3 = 1. SQL SELECT Statement for Tag Distribution Option 1: Fixed Position of Fields in SELECT Statement Second possibility (next to Tag Grouping) to get data for multiple PI points out of one result set, is to have one field configured as an unambiguous key (e.g. the name of a point). Constructing the SELECT statement as follows: SELECT [Timestamp], Tagname, Value, Status FROM Table WHERE Timestamp>?; will produce a result-set like: [timestamp1,] tagname1, value1, status1 ... [timestampX,] tagnameX, valueX, statusX ... The query execution is controlled by one PI tag that carries the SQL command Distributor Tag. The Distributor Tag and the Target Tags should relate to the same Interface - Location1, be of the same scan class - Location4, and of the same -PointSource, otherwise the Interface will drop the data. Note: When the Distributor Tag is EVENT based, Location4 of the Target Tags has to be 0. Distributor Point and Target Point Attributes TagInstrument tagExtended DescriptorLocation2Location3Location4Distributor tagFilename.SQLP1=Not evaluated-1nTarget tagNot evaluatedNot evaluated nNot evaluatedNot evaluatedn Note: The difference between a Master Tag for Tag Groups and a Distributor Tag for Tag Distribution is that the second one is a management tag only (does not get any data from the query) while the Master Tag for Tag Groups is at the same time management tag, and first member of the group. Note: The name of the Distributor Tag should not be listed (appear) in the result set. It is populated by the number of rows retrieved (and successfully distributed to target points) from the relational database after each execution, and timestamped with current time (for administration purposes). This reading strategy therefore behaves differently than a SELECT query providing data for a single tag in relation to the TS placeholder. The TS placeholder represents the most recent snapshot time of the Distributor Tag, and it DOES NOT represent the most recent snapshot time of each individual target point. To construct a query that behaves similarly to the Single Tag Reading and TS evaluation, it is advisable to use a UNION of that many SELECTs as there are target points. Each SELECT in a UNION will have a placeholder pointing to a timestamp of the corresponding target point. I.e.: SELECT pi_time, pi_name, pi_value,0 FROM Table WHERE pi_time>? AND pi_name LIKE target1 UNION ALL SELECT pi_time, pi_name, pi_value,0 FROM Table WHERE pi_time>? AND pi_name LIKE target2; P1=target1/TS P2=target2/TS Example 3.4a Tag Distribution Search According to Real Tag Name SQL Statement (file PI_DIST1.SQL)SELECT TIME, PI_NAME, VALUE, 0 FROM T3_4 WHERE TIME > ?;Relevant PI Point AttributesTagInstrument tagExtended DescriptorLocation1Location2Location3Location4Tag1PI_DIST1.SQLP1=TS1-11Tag211Tag311Tag411RDB Table DataTimePI_NameValue20-Oct-2000 08:10:00Tag24.56720-Oct-2000 08:10:10Tag35.56820-Oct-2000 08:10:20Tag46.569 Note: String comparison of the selected column holding the key (tag name) is case INSENSITIVE. /ALIAS Since names of variables in RDBMS might not correspond to the PI tag names themselves, 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 is now case sensitive. Example 3.4b Tag Distribution Search According to ALIAS SQL Statement (file PI_DIST2.SQL)SELECT TIME, PI_ALIAS, VALUE,0 FROM T3_4 WHERE TIME > ?;RDB Table DataTagInstrument tagExtended DescriptorLocation1Location3Location4Tag1PI_DIST2.SQLP1=TS1-11Tag2/ALIAS=Valve111Tag3/ALIAS=Valve211Tag4/ALIAS=Valve311RDB Table DataTimePI_AliasValue20-Oct-2000 08:10:00Valve1Open20-Oct-2000 08:10:00Valve2Closed20-Oct-2000 08:10:00Valve3N/A Note: String comparison of the selected column containing the ALIAS value with the /ALIAS definition in the Extended Descriptor of a target tag is case SENSITIVE. PI2 Tagname 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 Tagname Matching Rules PI3 tag names preserve the case. Note: If the PI_Name column in RDBMS is of a fixed length string data type, the Interface tries to automatically strip the possible trailing spaces for the comparison. To avoid this behavior, convert the PI_Name column via the CONVERT() scalar function to SQL_VARCHAR. SELECT Time, CONVERT(PI_Name, SQL_VARCHAR), Option 2: Arbitrary Position of Fields in SELECT Statement - Aliases Using Aliases in a SELECT statement containing the tag_name column is also possible. SELECT Time AS PI_TIMESTAMP, PI_Name AS PI_TAGNAME construction appropriately renames the columns. The Interface then recognizes the column meaning by a known keyword. Note: Do not mismatch the column name aliases (SELECT original_name AS other_name) with the /ALIAS keyword used in the Extended Descriptor. Example 3.5 Distributor strategy 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_1234 Target points - /ALIAS=value retrieved from NAME column1Not evaluated -1 Not evaluated10InstrumenttagPointType DistributorPointSource SPI_DIST3.SQLFloat32RDB 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)Event-based Input Input points can be scan based as well as they can be 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 found in the input tags Extended Descriptor. The statement (usually SELECT ) is then processed each time the Event Tag snapshot changes. The following example shows reading data triggered by Sinusoid tag events. Example 3.6 Event-based Input SQL Statement (file PI_EVENT.SQL)SELECT PI_TIMESTAMP, PI_VALUE, PI_STATUS FROM T3_6;Relevant PI Point AttributesExtended DescriptorLocation1 Location2 Location3Location4Location5/EVENT=sinusoid100Not evaluated0InstrumenttagPointtypePointsourcePI_EVENT.SQLStringSRDB 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) Note: If no timestamp column is provided in a SELECT query, the retrieved data will be stored in PI using the event timestamp rather than the query execution time. Note: The /EVENT=tagname keyword should be separated from the next keyword definition by comma , like: /EVENT=sinusoid, /SQL=SELECT ; Multi-statement SQL Clause The Interface can handle execution of more than one SQL statement. Semicolons (;) are used to separate the individual statements. Note: Every single statement is automatically committed immediately after the execution (AUTO-COMMIT is the default ODBC setting). In case of any run-time error occurring for one statement, the Interface continues execution with the following one. (Explicit transaction control can change this behavior by setting the /TRANSACT keyword. See section  REF _Ref516882931 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Explicit Transactions.) In the example below the most recent value of the Sinusoid tag is kept in the relational database. The Snapshot value is inserted into a table, and all the previously inserted records are deleted afterwards. Output is event based. Example 3.7 Multi-statement Query SQL Statement (file PI_MULTI.SQL)INSERT INTO T3_7 (PI_TIMESTAMP, PI_VALUE, PI_STATUS) VALUES (?, ?, ?); DELETE FROM T3_7 WHERE PI_TIMESTAMP < ?;Relevant PI Point AttributesExtended DescriptorLocation1 Location2 Location3Location4Location5P1=TS P2=VL P3=SS_I P4=TS10000InstrumenttagPointtypeSourcetagPointsourcePI_MULTI.SQLFloat32SINUSOIDSRDB 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) Explicit Transactions Transaction control is configurable on per tag basis specifying the /TRANSACT keyword in the ExtendedDescriptor. The Interface switches off the AUTOCOMMIT mode, and explicitly COMMITs or ROLLBACKs the transaction. The ROLLBACK is used whenever an execute runtime error is encountered. In case of multiple SQL statement definitions per tag, the batch execution is interrupted, and ROLLedBACK. Stored Procedures The Interface also offers the possibility of executing the 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 a standard result-set, as if it were generated via the simple SELECT. In this sense a stored procedure can also be used to read data out of the relational database into PI. Example 3.8 Stored Procedure Call SQL Statement{CALL SP_T3_8(?,?)};Stored procedure definitionCREATE PROCEDURE SP_T3_8 @Start_Time DateTime, @End_Time DateTime AS SELECT PI_TIMESTAMP,PI_VALUE,PI_STATUS FROM PI_T3_8 WHERE PI_TIMESTAMP BETWEEN @Start_Time AND @End_TimeRelevant PI Point AttributesExtended DescriptorLocation1Location2Location3Location4Location5/SQL="{CALL SP_T3_8(?,?)}; P1=LST P2=TS11010InstrumenttagPointtypePointsourceFloat16SRDB Table DesignPI_TIMESTAMPPI_VALUEPI_STATUSDatetime (MS SQL Server)Real (MS SQL Server)Smallint (MS SQL Server)Mapping of Value and Status Data Input A single PI tag can only historize value or status, but never both together in only one tag. Therefore we need to provide a method of mapping a given value / status pair into one type of information. PI System interfaces mostly apply the 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. In the previous section we have learned that the Interface requires the value and the status to be present in the SELECT field list. The following section will explain how these two fields provide data for various PI point types. Mapping of SQL (ODBC) Data Types to PI Point Types Data Input In general four interpretations of a SELECT field are possible: TIMESTAMP TAGNAME (see section  REF _Ref496669757 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT SQL SELECT Statement for Tag Distribution) VALUE STATUS To be able to process those 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. Input field SQL Data TypePI Point TypeTimestampSQL_TIMESTAMPAll PI point typesTagnameSQL_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 _Ref497012660 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Evaluation of STATUS Field Data Input  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 CONVERT() function described below. Syntax and Usage of CONVERT() Scalar Function Explicit data type conversion can be specified via the CONVERT (value_exp, data_type) function. Where value_exp is a column name, the result of another scalar function or a literal value, and data_type is a keyword that matches a valid SQL data type identifier. Examples: { fn CONVERT( { fn CURDATE() }, SQL_CHAR) } converts the output of the CURDATE() scalar function to a character string. { fn CONVERT( ?, SQL_CHAR) } converts a parameter (?) to a character string. Note: Because ODBC does not mandate a data type for return values from scalar functions (the scalar functions are often data sourcespecific), applications should use the CONVERT() function whenever possible to force the appropriate data type conversion. 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. Evaluation of STATUS Field Data Input In this version of the Interface the existence of a Status field (in a SELECT query) is mandatory. The Status field can be provided in either numeric, or string form. For a numeric field, the tag value is Bad Input for status values greater than zero, and the Interface interprets the status value as absolute Digital State for values lower than zero. For a string field, the verification is more complex, and in order to evaluate the status value, two areas in the System Digital Set table can be defined. One selects the success states range, and second one defines the bad states range. These ranges are referenced via the following Interface start-up parameters: /succ1, /succ2, /bad1, /bad2). The following tables provide more details and show the evaluation criteria: SQL data types denoted by String and Numeric terms: StringSQL_CHAR, SQL_VARCHAR, SQL_LONGVARCHARNumericSQL_NUMERIC, SQL_DECIMAL, SQL_REAL , SQL_FLOAT, SQL_DOUBLE, SQL_TINYINT, SQL_SMALLINT, SQL_INTEGER, SQL_BIGINT, SQL_BITStatus field evaluation: 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 FieldNote: String comparisons in succ and bad areas are case INSENSITIVE! For a Digital PI tag any other numeric status but zero means Bad Input. Output from PI Output of data towards a relational database is either internally handled via exceptions generated by the source tag or alternatively also input tags ca be used to achieve output to RDBMS. Writing data from PI to a relational database is accomplished by using INSERT, UPDATE or CALL SQL statements using runtime placeholders (see also section  REF bkmkPlaceholders \h  \* MERGEFORMAT SQL Placeholders). The following example updates one record in the relational database with the snapshot value of Sinusoid. Example 3.9 Event-based Output SQL Statement (file PI_EVOUT1.SQL)UPDATE PI_T3_9 SET PI_TIMESTAMP=?, PI_VALUE=?, PI_STATUS=? WHERE PI_KEY LIKE Key123;Relevant PI Point AttributesExtended DescriptorLocation1 Location2 Location3Location4Location5P1=TS P2=VL P3=SS_I10000InstrumenttagPointtypeSourcetagPointsourcePI_EVOUT1.SQLFloat16SINUSOIDSRDB 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) Note: To update a row in a relational database - some 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 _Ref517762913 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT More Examples. Note: The output point itself is populated with a copy of the SourceTag data if the output operation was successful. Otherwise the output tag will receive a digital state of Bad Output. Mapping of Value and Status Data Output For output of data in direction of RDBMS, no fixed table structure is required. Corresponding placeholders are used for the intended data output. Although the placeholders VL, SS_I, SS_C apply to similar rules as Value and Status columns for data input, some variations do exist between individual PI point types. DIGITAL Tags Digital output tag values are mapped only to string SQL data types. This means that the corresponding field data type in the table must be string, otherwise explicit conversion is required (CONVERT(value_exp, 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  REF _Ref496940470 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT /bad1  REF _Ref496940482 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT /bad2 start-up parameters0O.K.Digital state IS in the error range defined by  REF _Ref496940470 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT /bad1  REF _Ref496940482 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT /bad2 start-up parameters1Bad Value Note: More data type conversions are supported for ODBC drivers with Level 2 API conformance. Example 3.10 Output Triggered by Sinusoid, Values Taken from TagDig SQL Statement (file PI_EVOUT2.SQL)UPDATE T3_10 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_C10000InstrumenttagPointtypeSourcetagPointsourcePI_EVOUT2.SQLFloat16SINUSOIDSRDB 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) REAL, INTEGER and STRING Tags PI data types denoted by REAL, INTEGER and STRING terms: REALFloat16, Float32, Float64INTEGERInt16, Int32STRINGString PI ValueVL RDB Field Type Numeric or StringSS_I RDB Field Type NumericSS_C RDB Field Type StringValue NOT in error0O.K.Digital State Note: More data type conversions are supported for ODBC drivers with Level 2 API conformance. E.g. it is possible to write integer values as ASCII representation into a string column using the CONVERT() function. Global Variables A file containing definitions of global variables allows for pre-definition of placeholders that are either used many times or their definition size is long. 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 character G, see section  REF bkmkPlaceholders \h  \* MERGEFORMAT SQL Placeholders. Syntax used in a global variable file is shown in the following example: Example 3.11 global variables SQL Statement (file PI_G1.SQL)UPDATE T3_11 SET PI_TIMESTAMP=?, PI_NAME=?, PI_VALUE=?, PI_STATUS=?; Relevant PI Point AttributesExtended DescriptorLocation1 Location2 Location3Location4Location5P1=G1 P2=G4 P3=G5 P4=G610010InstrumenttagPointtypePointsourcePI_G1.SQLInt16SRDB Table DesignPI_TIMESTAMPPI_NAMEPI_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  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 point is not triggered by a snapshot event, but by a point attribute modification. Note: Managing point is recognized by having Location4 = -1 or Location4 = -2. Short Form Configuration Having Location4 set to 1, the Interface expects a limited subset of the AT.* placeholders definitions. The following attributes can be stored in a RDB table using the short form scenario: 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.OLDVALUEExample 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.OLDVALU100-1 (Marks the tag as managing point for point changes)0InstrumenttagPointtypePointsourcePI_TAGCHG1.SQLInt32SRDB 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) Note: The Interface stores the number of executed queries into the managing point. For the Short Form - nothing is stored when a point was edited, but no real attribute change has been made. Note: The interface checks for attribute changes each 2 minutes. It can therefore happen that when an attribute is e.g. changed twice within 2 minutes and finally ending up with the original value, the interface will not reflect such a change. The 2 min poll interval cannot be changed. Long Form Configuration Having Location4 set to 2, all AT.* placeholders can be used. See section  REF bkmkPlaceholders \h SQL Placeholders. This mode allows execution of any SQL statement triggered by a PIPOINT database change. 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)0InstrumenttagPointtypePointsourcePI_TAGCHG2.SQLInt32SRDB 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) Note: The Interface stores the number of executed queries into the managing point. PI Batch Database Output The Interface allows for replication of the PI Batch Database to RDBMS tables. The PI Batch database is scanned in a timely manner. The managing tags, tags that hold and execute the INSERT statements, should therefore be configured as input tags. Data from the PI Batch database is inserted into the RDBMS table(s) by executing INSERT statement(s) as many times, as there were newly arrived records in the PI Batch Database since the last scan. The PI Batch Database replication management tags are recognized by the presence of any of the PI Batch database placeholders (see section  REF bkmkPlaceholders \h  \* MERGEFORMAT SQL Placeholders) and are handled differently than any other standard input tag. 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 independently of the presence of the ModuleDatabase: PropertyPlaceholderRDB data typeBatch IDBA.BAIDCharacter string up to 256 bytesUnitBA.UNITCharacter string up to 256 bytesProductBA.PRODUCTCharacter string up to 256StartTimeBA.STARTTimestampEndTimeBA.ENDTimestamp The next example demonstrates how to replicate the whole PI Batch database using a standard input point carrying a simple INSERT statement. The Interface asks for new batches since the previous scan. Only 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 5.1 Batch Export 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.END10010PointtypeInstrumentTag PointsourceFloat32PI_BA1.SQLSRDB Table DesignBA_ID BA_UNITID BA_PRODUCT BA_START BA_ENDVarchar(1024) (MS SQL Server) Text(255) (MS Access)Datetime (MS SQL Server) Date/Time (MS Access)PI Batch Database Replication with Module Database PI-SDK divides the Batch Database into several object collections. The simplified object model is shown in the following picture:         More detailed description of each object can be found in the PI-SDK Manual. RDBMSPI Interface currently replicates these objects from the three main collections found in the PI Batch Database. The collections are: PIBatchDB stores PIBatch objects PIUnitBatches stores PIUnitBatch objects PISubBatches stores PISubBatch objects Each object in the above stated collections has a different set of properties, and 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 RDBMS tables to relate UnitBatch records to their parent Batch and SubBatches to a particular UnitBatch). The structure of RDBMS tables is determined by the available properties on a given object. In the following tables, a description of the properties of each object is given and the corresponding data type that can be used in RDBMS table design. The third column defines the corresponding placeholder used in the INSERT statement: PI Batch Object PropertyRDB data typePlaceholderBatchIDCharacter string up to 1024 bytesBA.IDProductCharacter string up to 1024 bytesBA.PRODIDRecipeCharacter string up to 1024 bytesBA.RECIDUniqueIDCharacter string 16 bytesBA.GUIDStartTimeTimestampBA.STARTEndTimeTimestampBA.END PI UnitBatch Object PropertyRDB data typePlaceholderBatchIDCharacter string up to 1024 bytesUB.IDProductCharacter string up to 1024 bytesUB.PRODIDProcedureNameCharacter string up to 1024 bytesUB.PROCIDUniqueIDCharacter string 16 bytesUB.GUIDPIUnitCharacter string up to 1024 bytesUB.MODIDPIUnitUniqueIDCharacter string 16 bytesUB.MODGUIDStartTimeTimestampUB.STARTEndTimeTimestampUB.END PI SubBatch Object PropertyRDB data typePlaceholderNameCharacter string up to 1024 bytesSB.IDPIHeadingCharacter string up to 1024 bytesSB.HEADIDUniqueIDCharacter string 16 bytesSB.GUIDStartTimeTimestampSB.STARTEndTimeTimestampSB.ENDPI Batch Database Replication Details As stated above the Interface scans the PI Batch database in timely manner. It keeps the internal list of already inserted items in memory allowing for avoiding the duplication of identical rows. Basically a separate PI tag is required to execute an individual INSERT statement managing tag. After each subsequent scan and insert operations, the number of inserted rows is written into the managing tag. The Interface therefore knows at what time it stored the last row into a given table, and will NOT insert rows with an EndTime (object property) that is older than the control tags timestamp. This allows for a safe restart of the Interface without duplication of rows (PIBatches, Units and Sub Batches). PI-SDK provides two search functions for filtering of the PI Batch Database. These two functions can be seen as an analogy to SELECT statements used in SQL queries. The Interface provides several keywords that specify the filter condition (analogy with a WHERE clause in a SELECT statement). The keywords have the same syntax as the corresponding placeholders, but are prefixed with the / character. The summary of all Batch related keywords can be found in the section  REF _Ref517858794 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT PI Point Configuration later on. Following is an example that replicates all Batches during the last 10 days and all UnitBatches (plus their SubBatches) over the same time period. Note: Both, Batch and UnitBatch objects must be closed i.e. they must have the EndTime property populated with a valid timestamp. The Interface will not store open Batches and UnitBatches. Exceptions to this rule are SubBatches. They are stored at the time when the UnitBatch (parent) object is closed regardless if the (child) SubBatch objects do have a valid EndTime property or not. 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]) The blue arrows show the keys that form the relationship between these three tables. SubBatches can form their own tree structure allowing for a SubBatch object to contain the collection of another SubBatch. To express this hierarchy in one table, the Interface constructs the SubBatch name in a way that it contains the above positioned SubBatches divided by a backslash \ (analogy with the file and directory structure). In our case the SB_ID column will contain items like: PIUnitBatch_01\SB_01\SB_101\SB_102 PIUnitBatch_01\SB_01\SB_101\SB_103 PIUnitBatch_01\SB_01\SB_101 As the SubBatches relate to their parent object (PIUnitBatch) but have different properties, an independent INSERT is needed for the SubBatch table. The Interface therefore looks for the special keyword /SB_TAG =subbatch_managing_tag in the Extended Descriptor of the managing tag of a UnitBatch. If this keyword is found, the particular INSERT statement is executed to store the SubBatches. Example 5.2a Batch Export 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.GUID10010PointtypeInstrumentTagPointsource Float32PI_BA2a.SQLSRDB 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 SQL Statement (file PI_BA2b.SQL)INSERT INTO UNITBATCH5_2 (UB_START,UB_END, UB_ID, UB_PRODUCT,UB_PRICEDURE,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.GUID1010PointtypeInstrumentTagPointsourceFloat32PI_BA2b.SQLSRDB Table DesignUB_ID UB_PRODUCT UB_PROCEDURE UB_GUID BA_GUIDBA_START BA_ENDVarchar(1024) (MS SQL Server) Text(255) (MS Access)Datetime (MS SQL Server) Date/Time (MS Access)Example 5.2c SubBatch Export 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.GUID1010PointtypeInstrumentTagPointsourceFloat32PI_BA2c.SQLSRDB 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) Selecting e.g. all SubBatches that relate to a particular UnitBatch record can be achieved like: SELECT SB.SB_ID, SB.SB_START, SB.SB_END, UB.UB_ID FROM PI_SUBBATCH SB, PI_UNITBATCH UB WHERE UB.UB_GUID = SB.UB_GUID AND UB.UB_ID Like 'XYZ3'  Automatic Re-connection The interface connects to the RDBMS and to PI. Either one of these connections may be interrupted. ODBC Connection Loss The Interface automatically tries to re-connect to the RDBMS, in cases when the relational database 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, one additional verification execution is made that finally decides about the re-connection action.) Note: If the connection error appears during an output operation (output tag), the output operation fails (the value(s) get lost) and the output tag gets a Bad Output digital state. However, further output events are buffered in the output queue until reconnection, queue timeout or queue overflow. If the PI system remains available (potentially the PI connection can also be a problem, because of a possible network failure), the Interface writes I/OTimeout to all input points. It then tries to re-open the ODBC connection every minute. If the connection is successfully re-established all SQL statements are newly allocated and prepared for execution. The Interface then continues working normally. Note: Having the RDBMS system disconnected and the PI connection working, it might happen that the event queue for output tags is not emptied for a potentially long time period if the pisn_evmexception() PI API function is not called for 30 minutes, the events in the queue are lost. PI Connection Loss On a PI-API or PI-SDK connection loss, neither Snapshot placeholders (TS, VL, SS_I,) nor Attribute placeholders (AT.xxx) can be refreshed. Corresponding error messages are sent to the Interface log-file. Some input data, obtained from the SELECT result-set, can nevertheless make its way to PI if buffering is installed. However those SELECT queries, constructed with the WHERE part containing a snapshot placeholder, will not (due to the error while placeholder refreshing) be executed. When the interface finds out that the PI Server is not available it enters the infinite loop trying to re-login in 1 min intervals. Note: In case the interface runs as a console application, the login dialogue pops up waiting for the user to re-enter the authentication info. Specific Database Considerations Although ODBC is 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 8.0; Oracle RDB Statement Limitation There is a limitation on the number of statements that can be open concurrently. Although it is possible to increase this limit via the keyword OPEN_CURSORS configured in the file INIT.ORA, it was not possible (running against the Oracle version 7.2 on Open VMS) to get more than 100 statements to work. The INIT.ORA is located at the server side of the ORACLE database. ODBC drivers used: Oracle 7.2 (Open VMS) driver 1.13.0500 Visegenic 32-bit Oracle driver 2.00.0000 It is possible to increase the OPEN_CURSORS parameter via the Instance Manager ->Initialisation Parameters->Basic Tuning for Oracle 8.0 (NT) ODBC driver used: Oracle 8.0 (08.00.5000, NT) 8.0.5.0.0; 08.01.73.0 Since the Interface normally uses one SQL statement per tag, not more than the specified number (open_cursors) of tags per interface process can be serviced. One way to serve more tags is to make use of Tag Groups, Tag Distribution, or run multiple instances of the Interface (different Location1). The other (new) way is to use the interface option /EXECDIRECT. Note: The ODBC Error message describing the above-mentioned situation is as follows: [S][HY000]: [Oracle][ODBC][Ora]ORA-01000: maximum open cursors exceeded TOP 10 If it is required to limit the number of returned rows (e.g. to reduce 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. Oracle RDB SELECT timestamp,value,status FROM Table LIMIT TO 10 ROWS; SELECT timestamp,value,status FROM Table LIMIT TO 10 ROWS WHERE Timestamp > ?; Note: Having P1=TS, then such a query allows for smooth history recovery after the Interface being down for some time. Oracle 8.0 (NT) Similar to the example for Oracle RDB (see above), the statement to select a maximum of 10 records looks as follows: SELECT timestamp,value,status FROM Table WHERE ROWNUM<11; dBase III, dBase IV Date and Time Data Type dBase does not have the data type DATETIME (like e.g. MS SQL Server). If sending PI timestamps to dBase, the Interface and the ODBC driver will automatically convert the timestamp placeholder from SQL_TIMESTAMP into SQL_VARCHAR (the dBase target column has to be TEXT(20)). The other way around 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 SQL_VARCHAR into SQL_TIMESTAMP. However a workaround is possible: Use the dBase database as linked table from within MS Access. Now we can use the MS Access ODBC driver which unfortunately also does not support CONVERT from SQL_VARCHAR into SQL_TIMESTAMP. But there is a function available 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 to 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. We did not look for 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 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 (roughly) 50 ODBC statements concurrently prepared we see a significant slowdown in speed during preparation of additional statements. The slowdown continues till the Interface virtually stops. The solution is using the /EXECDIRECT start-up parameter forcing the Interface to free the statements after the execution. 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. TOP 10 The statement for selecting a maximum of 10 records looks as follows: SELECT TOP 10 timestamp,value,status FROM Table; 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; 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 getting executed while the same ODBC driver reports SQL_CB_CLOSE when checking SQL_CURSOR_COMMIT_BEHAVIOR. That means that the ODBC driver is inconsistant with the ODBC specification (a bug?). 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 allowed 100 concurrently prepared ODBC statements after the DB2/NT installation. 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 To overcome this limitation, use Tag Groups or Tag Distribution strategies, or run multiple instances of the Interface. The other (new) way is to use the interface option /EXECDIRECT. Note: The 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 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 RDBMS was shut down during the Interface operation. Sybase ASE 12.0 (NT) ODBC drivers used: Sybase ASE 12.0 (NT) 12.00.0000 ODBC Driver 3.50.00011 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. We recommend aliases not be used. More Examples 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, 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 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 6.1 Last 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_I10000InstrumenttagPointtypeSourcetagPointsourcePI_IU1.SQLFloat16SINUSOIDSRDB Table DesignPI_TSTAMP (PK)PI_VALUEPI_STATUSDate/Time (MS Access)Number Single Precision (MS Access)Number Whole Number (MS Access) 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 AddIn. 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. 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. Extended Descriptor For a PI 3 Server, the extended descriptor is limited to1024 characters. The RDBMSPI Interface stores SQL query definition, defines placeholders and various keywords there. The following table summarizes all the possibilities: KeywordExampleRemark/ALIAS/ALIAS=Level321_in or /ALIAS=Tag123 Alias (support for white spaces)Used for DISTRIBUTOR strategy. This allows having different point names in RDBMS 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./EVENT or /TRIG/EVENT=sinusoid /EVENT=tagname with spaces /EVENT=tagname, /SQL=SELECT;Used 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.PI Batch Subsystem Related Placeholders KeywordExampleRemark/BA.ID /BA.ID=Batch1Wildcard string of BatchID to match; defaults to "*"./BA.GUID/BA.GUID=16-bytes GUIDExact Unique ID of PIBatch object/BA.PRODID/BA.PRODID=Product1Wildcard string of Product to match; defaults to "*"./BA.RECID/BA.RECID=Recipe1Wildcard string of Recipe name to match; defaults to "*"./BA.START/BA.START=*-3dSearch start time in PI time format./BA.END/BA.END=*Search end time in PI time format./UB.BAID/UB.BAID=Batch1Wildcard string of BatchID (Unit Batches) to match. Defaults to *./UB.GUID/UB.GUID=16-bytes GUIDUnique id of PIUnitBatch/UB.MODID/UB.MODID=Module1Wildcard string of a PIModule name to match. Defaults to *./UB.MODGUID/UB.MODGUID=16- bytes GUIDUnique id of PIModule/UB.PRODID/UB.PRODID=Product1Wildcard string of Product to match. Defaults to *./UB.PROCID/UB.PROCID=Procedure1Wildcard string of ProcedureName to match. Defaults to *./SB.ID/SB.ID=SubBatch1Wildcard string of SubBatch name to match. Defaults to *./UB.START/UB.START=*-10dSearch start time in PI time format./UB.END/UB.END=*Search end time in PI time format./SB_TAG/SB_TAG=TagnameControl tag for SubBatch INSERTPoint Source The PointSource is a single, unique character that is used to identify the PI point as a point that belongs to a particular interface. For additional information, see the  REF _Ref517771623 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT /ps=Scommand-line argument. Note: See in addition 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. The Interface supports the following PI point types: Point TypeHow 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.For more information on the individual point types, see PIDataArchiveforNT and UNIX. 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, SCANOFF 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 PointSource 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. InstrumentTag This 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 if 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, we recommend 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. The InstrumentTag attribute can be up to 1024 character long. SourceTag Output points control the flow of data from the PI Data Archive to any destination that is external to the PI Data Archive, such as a PLC or a third-party database. For example, to write a value to a register in a PLC, one would use an output point. Each interface has its own rules for determining whether a given point is an input point or an output point. There is no de facto PI point attribute that distinguishes a point as an input point or an output point. Outputs are triggered for UniInt-based interfaces. That is, outputs are typically not scheduled to occur on a periodic basis. For RDBMSPI a separate trigger point must be configured. The output point must have the same point source as the interface. The trigger point can be associated with any point source, including the point source of the interface. Also, the point type of the trigger point does not need to be the same as the point type of the output point. The output point is associated with the trigger point by setting the SourceTag attribute of the output point equal to the tag name of the trigger point. An output 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 value that was sent to the Snapshot to trigger an output, but the timestamp of the new value must be more recent than the previous value. If no error is indicated, then the value that was sent to the trigger point is also written to the output point. If the output is unsuccessful, then an appropriate digital state that is indicative of the failure is usually written to the output point. If an error is not indicated, the output still may not have succeeded because the interface may not be able to tell with certainty that an output has failed. Note: In case of an ODBC call failure the output tag will receive the status Bad Output. Location1 This is the number of the Interface process that collects data for this tag. The Interface can run multiple times and therefore distribute the CPU power evenly. In other words it allows further division of points within one PointSource. The Location1 parameter should match the parameter /IN in the startup file. Note: It is possible to start multiple Interface processes on different PI Nodes. But then a separate Software License for the Interface is required per PI Node. 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 only the first row is sent. 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 examines the whole result-set regardless of the Location2 value. 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: It is recommended to provide a timestamp field when trying to send all retrieved rows from RDBMS to PI. (If not provided, the interface fills in the execution 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< 0Tag Distribution strategy (Tag name or Tag Alias name must be part of the result set)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. See  REF _Ref497095733 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT /f=SS description for more details. Trigger-Based Inputs, Unsolicited-Inputs, and Output Points Location 4 should be set to zero for these points. Location4Kind of evaluationPositive numberIndex to the position of /f= startup parameter keyword (scan class number)0Event based output and event based input-1Specifies the managing tag for recording of PIPOINT 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 changes in the full form. See section  REF _Ref517773349 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Recording of PI POINT Database Changes for more details.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, calling the function piar_putarcvaluex(ARCREPLACE). Out-of-order data means newvalue.timestamp < prevvalue.timestamp. Output Tags Location5 is not evaluated. Location5Behavior0The Interface does the Exception Reporting in the standard way. Out of order data is supported but existing archive values cannot be replaced. For PI points of type String and Blob, Exception Deviation>0 means sending only changes to PI (assuming ExcMax!=0).1The Interface gives up the Exception Reporting. Each retrieved value is sent to PI ; Existing archive values (same timestamp) are replaced (piar_putarcvaluex(ARCREPLACE)). For PI3.3+ servers also the existing Snapshot data (the current value of a tag) are replaced. For PI2 and PI3.2 (or earlier) systems Snapshot values cannot be replaced. In this case the new value is added and the old remains. Typical usage for Lab Data Note: When there are more events in the archive at the same timestamp, and the piar_putarcvaluex(ARCREPLACE) is used (for out-of-order-data), only one event is overwritten the first one entered!Shutdown For information on configuring shutdown events, see PI Data Archive Manual I. Time Zone and Daylight Savings The Interface supports a PI Server being in a different Time Zone and/or different DST setting than RDBMS and PI-API Node. This assumes that the timestamps located in the RDBMS tables have the same Time Zone and/or DST meaning as the settings of the operating system tell. ODBC has no standard way of telling about the Time Zone and/or DST setting of the connected RDBMS. Therefore no timestamp conversion can be applied via ODBC. The standard method is to use the same settings for the Interface node as for the RDBMS system. For various reasons many RDBMS systems are running without DST setting. A valid scenario could then be to set the Interface node also to DST off, while the PI Server and other PI Clients can use their own independent setting. The PI-API node running the interface will take care on the timestamp conversion means finally that the PI Archive gets UTC timestamps. Another scenario we found at customer sites is to declare (by definition) the RDBMS timestamps as UTC timestamps independent of the local operating system settings for Time Zone and/or DST. The Interface supports this scenario by a special startup switch /utc. Timestamps that cross the Interface are calculated to UTC back and forth. Note: Because of required new Extended PI-API functions that do time zone calculations automatically, the Interface requires PI-API version 1.3.x or above! Note: Parameters and Fields affected by interface specific timestamp transformation are also for example AT.CHANGEDATE, AT.CREATIONDATE, BA.START, BA.END. Startup Command File PI-Interface Configuration Utility on NT The PI-Interface Configuration & Management Utility is an application that aids in PI System management by consolidating the setup and configuration options required for new and existing PI Interfaces. 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 on Windows NT/2000 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 NT/2000 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 NT 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. Yellow indicates that an invalid value has been entered, or that a required value has not been entered. Scan Class Rate Tags Scan class: Select your scanclass that you want a rate tag for. I/O Rate Tag Select the rate tag for this scan class. Recovery Recovery Select your output recovery mode, possible options are No recovery, TS, and shutdown. Time Maximum length of time to recover The interaction of these 2 options is best described in the following table: /recovery=BehaviorSHUTDOWNIf Shutdown or I/O Timeout digital states are encountered, the Interface goes back into the PI archive either starting at /recovery_time (when Shutdown or I/O Timeout timestamp is older than /recovery_time ) or starts the recovery at the time of the last event (Shutdown or I/O Timeout). Note: If no Shutdown or I/O Timeout event is encountered, no recovery activity occurs.TSStarts the recovery from /recovery_time=reltime time or from the last snapshot of the output point if this is later.NO_RECDefault value. No recovery takes place. The /recovery_time keyword is ignored. 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 RDBMS) in UTC and outgoing timestamps are converted to UTC. All the timestamp related placeholders (TS, ST, LST, LET) are also 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 argument 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. 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 follows: Debug levelOutput0Normal Interface operation, print out important error messages (e.g. data loss) and relevant information. Examples: connection loss, tag rejected due to wrong configuration,1Additional information about Interface operation Examples: ODBC related info, ODBC environment and connection attribute settings2Information about errors that are handled by the Interface and will not cause any data loss Examples: protocol errors which were recovered by retry function3Prints 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.4Prints out the actual values before sending them to PI (values used in pisn_sendexceptions function per tag and scan).5Prints out relevant subroutine markers, the program runs through. Only for onsite test purposes! Potentially huge print out! Additional Arguments The Additional Arguments section is provided for any flags that may be required in the future. For NT, the startup command file names have a .bat extension. The NT continuation character (^) allows one to use multiple lines for the startup command. The maximum length of each line is 1024 characters (1 kilobyte). The number of flags is unlimited, and the maximum length of each flag is 1024 characters. Command-line arguments can begin with a /. Summary of Command-line Parameters Mandatory Command-line Switches ParameterMeaningRemark/dsn=dsn_nameData Source Name/f=SS /f=SS,SS /f=HH:MM:SS /f=HH:MM:SS,hh:mm:ssScan Class FrequencyAt least one /f= must be defined/output=d:\\rdbmspi.logInterface specific log file name and locationIf the path contains spaces the argument has to be quoted: /output=d:\program files\rdbmspi.log/ps=SPoint Source/user_odbc=username_odbcUsername for RDBMS access Case sensitive evaluationOptional Command-line Switches ParameterMeaningRemark/bad1=121Index pointing to the beginning of the range (in the system digital state table) that contains Bad Input status stringsDefault - 0 /bad2=130Index pointing to the end of the range (in the system digital state table) that contains Bad Input status stringsDefault - 0/deb=1Debug LevelDefault - 0/ec=21Event Counter. /execdirectDirect SQL statement execution (using SQLExecDirect())/global=c:\\glb.datFull path to the global variable file/h, /?Prints a summary of command line options./host=host:portPI Home NodeDefault default PI server specified for the PI-SDK/in=1 or /id=1Interface number (Location1)Default 1/no_input_errorSuppresses writing the BAD_INPUT, IO_TIMEOUT digital states when a runtime error occursDefault writes BAD_INPUT, IO_TIMEOUT in case of any runtime error/pass_odbc=passw_odbcPassword for RDBMS access Case sensitive evaluation/pass_pi=password_piPassword for PI Server access Case sensitive evaluation/perf=#Specifies the interval between output of perfomance summary information in hours. If zero is specified, no performance summaries will be done./recovery=ShutdownRecovery flag. Possibilities are SHUTDOWN and TSDefault No Recovery/recovery_time=*-8 h or /recovery_time=*-1dIn conjunction with the recovery flag it determines the maximum amount of time for going back into the archive. The time syntax is in PI Time Format. (See the Data Archive Manual for more information on the time string format.)Default No Recovery/snOverrides exception reporting with snapshot reporting. Use the snapshot call instead of the pisendexceptions call to send values to the PI database.Effects Location5=0 tags/sql=d:\\datLocation of the SQL statement files/stopstat or /stopatat=digstate If the /stopstat flag is present on the startup command line, then the digital state IntfShut 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. Default IO Timeout/succ1=100Index pointing to the beginning of the range (in the system digital state table) that contains Success status stringsDefault - 0 /succ2=120Index pointing to the end of the range (in the system digital state table) that contains Success status stringsDefault - 0 /tf=tagnameQuery rate tag per scan Similar to EventCounter, but counts the number of executed queries./user_pi=username_piAccount for PI access (case sensitive evaluation)Default piadmin/utcExpects the incoming RDBMS timestamp in UTC (input points) as well as timestamp values read from PI are forwarded in UTC (placeholder concept)Default no UTC transformation/vPrint the versions of PI-API and UNIINT.Detailed Description of the Command-line Parameters /bad1 Defines the start of bad value area filled with strings representing the BAD statuses. See section  REF _Ref497012660 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Evaluation of STATUS Field Data Input. /bad2 Defines the end of bad value area filled with strings representing the BAD statuses. See section  REF _Ref497012660 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Evaluation of STATUS Field Data Input. /deb=0 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 follows: Debug levelOutput0Normal Interface operation, print out important error messages (e.g. data loss) and relevant information. Examples: connection loss, tag rejected due to wrong configuration,1Additional information about Interface operation Examples: ODBC related info, ODBC environment and connection attribute settings2Information about errors that are handled by the Interface and will not cause any data loss Examples: protocol errors which were recovered by retry function3Prints 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.4Prints out the actual values before sending them to PI (values used in pisn_sendexceptions function per tag and scan).5Prints out relevant subroutine markers, the program runs through. Only for onsite test purposes! Potentially huge print out! Note: The Interface has an internal limitation on the length of the print out debug information. The limitation is 1400 bytes. Use the /deb=n cautiously! Once you are confident with your configuration and query execution, go back to /deb=0. /dsn=Oracle8 Data source name created via ODBC administrator utility, found on the Windows NT Control Panel. We do only support Machine Data-sources and preferably System Data-sources. If the Interface is installed as Service, only System Data-sources will work! For more information on how to setup a DSN, please see your 32bit ODBC Administrator Help file (Control Panel) or the documentation of your ODBC driver. /ec=21 The first instance of the /ec flag 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 flag 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 that one should either explicitly define an event counter other than 1 for each copy of the interface or one should not associate any I/O Rate points with event counter 1. For additional configuration information regarding IORates, see the section entitled  REF _Ref510415720 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT I/O Rate Tag Configuration. /execdirect This argument 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. /f=SS /f=SS,ss /f=HH:MM:SS /f=HH:MM:SS,hh:mm:ss The /f flag 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 flag 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 flag 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 One can also specify sub-second scan classes on the command line such as /f=0.5 /f=0.1 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 seconds. Similarly, sub-second scan classes with sub-second offsets can be defined, such as /f=0.5,0.2 /f=1,0 Wall Clock Sheduling Scan classes that strictly adhere to wall clock scheduling are now possible. This feature is available for interfaces that run on NT and/or UNIX. Previously, wall clock scheduling was possible, but not across daylight savings time. For example, /f=24:00:00,08:00:00 corresponds to 1 scan a day starting at 8 AM. However, after a Daylight Savings 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 savings time), one should 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=c:\pipc\interfaces\rdbmspi\sql\globals.dat Points to the filename that contains the definition of global variables. See section  REF bkmkGlobal \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Global Variables. /host=host:port The /host flag 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 for a PI3Server and 545 for a PI 2 Server. It is recommended to explicitly define the host and port on the command line with the /host flag. Nevertheless, if either the host or port is not specified, the interface will attempt to use defaults. Defaults: The default port name and server name is specified in the pilogin.ini or piclient.ini file. The piclient.ini file is ignored if a pilogin.ini file is found. Refer to the PIAPIInstallation Instructions manual for more information on the piclient.ini and pilogin.inifiles. Examples The interface is running on a PI-API node, the domain name of the PI3home node is Marvin, and the IP address of Marvin is 206.79.198.30. Valid /host flags would be: /host=marvin /host=marvin:5450 /host=206.79.198.30 /host=206.79.198.30:5450  CAUTION The configuration of using the PI-ODBC driver configured for one PI Server and the RDBMSPI interface configured for another PI Server is NOT ALLOWED. PI-API will only talk to one server (the one PI-ODBC is connected to). /in=1 or /id=1 Interface number. It corresponds to the Location1 of a tag. Tags that match the point source (e.g. /ps=S) and do not have a match in Location1 are NOT serviced by this instance of the Interface. /no_input_error This suppresses writing IO_TIMEOUT and BAD_INPUT on scan based input tags, event based input tags and orphan input tags (distributed tags, getting data from master tag), when any runtime error occurs or ODBC connection is lost. Background: Example: SELECT time,value,0 WHERE time>?; P1=TS ? will be updated in run-time with the latest timestamp already read. Now if the interface runs into a communication problem, it normally writes "I/O Timeout" to all tags. The latest timestamp will be now the one of "I/O Timeout" (Problem!). The next query will miss all values between the last real data timestamp and the "I/O Timeout" timestamp. /output=c:\pipc\interfaces\rdbmspi\sql\rdbmspi.log The Interface generates output messages into the given log-file. In order to NOT overwrite a previous log-file after restart, the Interface renames the previous log-file to log-file.log;n, where n is a consecutive number. Note: System administrator should delete old log-files to conserve disk space. /pass_odbc Password for the ODBC connection. If this parameter is omitted, the standard ODBC connect dialogue prompts the user for the user name and password. This will avoid the situation having the password stored in a startup BAT file (readable by everyone). The password has to be entered only once. On all future startups the Interface will remember the password from an encrypted file. This encrypted file has the name of the log-file (defined by /output=full_path) and the file extension is ODBC_PWD. The file is stored in the same directory as the output file. Example of relevant start-up arguments: /in=2 /output=c:\pipc\interfaces\rdbmspi\logs\rdbmspi.log Encrypted password is stored in: c:\pipc\interfaces\rdbmspi\logs\rdbmspi.ODBC_PWD If the Interface runs as a service, it has to be called at least once in the interactive mode, in order to specify the password and let the Interface create the encrypted file. The file can be deleted any time and the Interface will prompt for a new password after next interactive startup. Note: The Interface fails to start as a service if it does not find a valid password-file (and not having the /pass_odbc= password specified in the start-up file). Databases like MS Access or dBase may not always have security set up. In this case a dummy username and password must be used, e.g /pass_odbc=dummy. /pass_pi The password for piadmin account (default) or for the account set by /user_pi parameter. As an alternative, you can wait for the logon prompt and enter the password when it runs in console mode. This will avoid the situation to have a password stored in a startup BAT file. The password has to be entered only once. In the course of all future startups, the Interface will remember the password from an encrypted file. This encrypted file has the name of the log-file file (defined by /output=full_path) and the file extension is PI_PWD. The file is stored in the same directory as the output log-file. Example: /in=2 /output=c:\pipc\interfaces\rdbmspi\logs\rdbmspi.log The encrypted password is stored in: c:\pipc\interfaces\rdbmspi\logs\rdbmspi.PI_PWD If the Interface runs as a service, it has to be called at least once in the interactive mode in order to specify the password and let the Interface create the encrypted file. The file can be deleted any time and the Interface will prompt for a new password after next interactive startup. 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) supported by the pilogin DLL. 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 server list. /ps=S Specifies the point source of the tags the Interface will operate with. /recovery This start-up flag determines how to handle output points in the course of startup. According to this parameter setting, the Interface goes into the PI archive to reprocess the events of the SourceTag. The SQL statement(s) is then executed for each event retrieved from the PI archive. Note: A tag edit of an output tag will also trigger recovery, but for this tag only. /recovery_time Used in conjunction with the /recovery flag and sets the maximum time to go back into the archive. Following table describes the behavior. /recovery=BehaviorSHUTDOWNIf Shutdown or I/O Timeout digital states are encountered, the Interface goes back into the PI archive either starting at /recovery_time (when Shutdown or I/O Timeout timestamp is older than /recovery_time ) or starts the recovery at the time of the last event (Shutdown or I/O Timeout). Note: If no Shutdown or I/O Timeout event is encountered, no recovery activity occurs.TSStarts the recovery from /recovery_time=reltime time or from the last snapshot of the output point if this is later.NO_RECDefault value. No recovery takes place. The /recovery_time keyword is ignored. Note: Remember, the output point contains a copy of all data successfully downloaded from the source point. The current snapshot of the output point therefore marks the last downloaded value. /sql=d:\pipc\Interfaces\rdbmspi\sql Points to the destination where the SQL ASCII files reside. /stopstat If the /stopstat flag is present on the startup command line, then the digitalstate I/O Timeout 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. For a PI 3 Server, digstate must be in the system digital state table. For a PI2Server, where there is only one digital state table available, digstate must simply be somewhere in the 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 Defines the start of successful area filled with strings representing the OK statuses. See section  REF _Ref497012660 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Evaluation of STATUS Field Data Input /succ2 Defines the end of successful area filled with strings representing the OK statuses. See section  REF _Ref497012660 \h  \* MERGEFORMAT Evaluation of STATUS Field Data Input /tf=tagname Each scan class can get its own query rate tag. The order in the startup line will lay down 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. /user_odbc ODBC connection user name. This parameter is required. 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 PI connection user name. PI Interfaces usually log in as piadmin. This switch allows logging in as different PI user. /utc If this start-up flag is specified, the Interface expects the incoming timestamp values (from RDBMS) in UTC and outgoing timestamps are converted to UTC. All the timestamp related placeholders (TS, ST, LST, LET) are also transformed. To do a correct transformation it is required that Time Zone and DST settings of the Interface node are valid. Sample RDBMSPI.bat File RDBMSPI.exe /ps=S ^ /in=1 ^ /f=00:00:05 ^ /f=00:00:10 ^ /f=00:00:15 ^ /TF=XTF1 ^ /TF=XTF2 ^ /TF=XTF3 ^ /USER_PI=piadmin ^ /PASS_PI= ^ /USER_ODBC=system ^ /PASS_ODBC= ^ /DSN=Oracle8 ^ /host=PI_SERVER ^ /deb=1 ^ /OUTPUT=d:\pipc\interfaces\rdbmspi\logs\rdbmspi.out^ /SQL=d:\pipc\interfaces\rdbmspi\SQL\ ^ /GLOBAL=d:\pipc\interfaces\rdbmspi\SQL\global.dat ^ /succ1=311 /succ2=312 /bad1=313 /bad2=314 ^ /RECOVERY=TS ^ /RECOVERY_TIME=*-5min ^ /stopstat=shutdown Security If the home node is a PI 3 Server, the PI Firewall Database and the PI Proxy Database must be configured so that the interface is allowed to write data to the PI Data Archive. See Modifying the Firewall Database and Modifying the Proxy Database sections in the PIData Archive Manual. If the home node is a PI 2 Server, the read/write permissions should be set appropriately in the pisysdat:piserver.dat file on the PI 2 home node. For more information on setting permissions on PI 2, see the pibuild:piserver.txt file on the PI 2 home node. If the interface cannot write data to a PI 3 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 Serve, it writes a 999 error. See the section Appendix A: Error and Informational Messages for additional information on error messaging. Performance Point Configuration One can configure performance points 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 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 /inflag 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 flag for a description of scan classes. Set the PointSource attribute to correspond to the /ps flag on the startup command line of the interface. Set the PointType attribute to float32. Details 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 XE "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 argument. For interfaces that use unsolicited input points, performance summaries should be inactivated by setting /perf=0 because performance summaries are meaningless for unsolicited inputs. I/O Rate Tag Configuration An IO Rate point can be configured to receive 10-minute averages of the total number of exceptions per minute that are sent to PI by the interface. An exception is a value that has passed the exception specifications for a given PI point. Since 10-minute averages are taken, the first average is not written to PI until 10 minutes after the interface has started. One IO Rate tag can be configured for each copy of the interface that is in use. PI Point configuration on the PI Server It is assumed that the name of the PI tag is rdbmspi-io-rate Create an IO Rate Tag with the following point attribute values. AttributeValuePointSourceLPointTypefloat32Compressing0ExcDev0The default settings can be used for the remaining PI Point attributes. When Compressing is set to Zero, the IO Rate Tag acts like a heartbeat tag for the interface, which can be examined easily in ProcessBook with markers turned on. If a value is not written to the IO Rate Tag every 10 minutes, then there is a problem with the interface communication. IORATES.DAT Configuration on Interface Node Edit/Create a file called iorates.dat in the PIHOME\dat directory. The PIHOME directory is defined either by the PIPCSHARE entry or the PHOME entry in the pipc.ini file, which is located in the SystemRoot 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: rdbmspi-io-rate, x where rdbmspi-io-rate is the name of the IO Rate Tag and x corresponds to the first instance of the /ec=x flag in the startup command file. x can be any number between 1 and 34 or between 51 and 200, inclusive. However, it is best to use an event counter, x, that is not equal to 1 because 1 is the default event counter for Uniint-based interfaces. To specify additional rate counters for additional copies of the interface, create additional IO 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 flag 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 IO Rate tag to take effect. IORates will not be written to the tag until 10 minutes after the interface is started. The 10-minute rate averages (in events/minute) can be monitored with a client application such as ProcessBook. For Users of Previous Interface Versions Read Before Update Version 3.0 of the RDBMSPI Interface is a major rewrite (as Version 2.0 was for Version 1.x). Therefore many enhancements could be done that did not fit into the design of the previous versions. On the other hand dropping Interface limitations had the following trade of: Interface Version 3.x is not available for ALPHA NT The Interface requires the PI-SDK being installed A few changes have been applied that do not affect compatibility to a previous installation: The /test mode has been dropped. Instead the CPPI utility is provided. The /sr switch to set the Sign-Up-For-Updates scan period has been removed. The Interface has now a fixed algorithm. Every 2 minutes the Interface checks for point changes and then processes 25 every 10 seconds. In average a bulk load of 1000 tags will take 1000 seconds to be recorded in a RDBMS table. The /skip_time switch has been removed. See chapter  HYPERLINK \l "_Performance_Point_Configuration" Performance Point Configuration for details about delayed scans. !!! The following minor changes may affect compatibility to a previous configuration: Location5=1 for String and Blob Input Tags changed behavior! In previous versions this setting caused the interface to only send changes to these tags. Now the behavior is aligned with all other data types, means no Exception Reporting on Location5=1. Updating the Interface from a Previous Version For an update 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 service, also remove the service using rdbmspiremove. 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 your PI-API to the current release of PI-SDK (includes latest PI-API as well). Now proceed with running the setup program as described in chapter  HYPERLINK \l "_Interface_Installation_on_NT" Interface Installation on NT. Perform all configuration steps (see following sections) and optionally use your existing configuration files from the backup. Interface Installation OSIsoft recommends that interfaces be installed on PI-API nodes instead of directly on the PIServer node. A PI-API node is any node other than the PI Server node where the PIApplication Programming Interface (PI-API) has been installed (see the PIAPIInstallation Instructions manual). 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. After the interface has been installed and tested, Bufserv should be enabled on the PIAPInode (once again, see the PI-API Installation Instructions manual). Bufserv is distributed with the PI-API. It is a utility program that provides the capability to store and forward events to a PI Server, allowing continuous data collection when communication to the PI Server is lost. Communication will be lost when there are network problems or when the PI Server is shut down for maintenance, upgrades, backups, or unexpected failures. In most cases, interfaces on PI-API nodes should be installed as automatic services. 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. The guidelines are different if an interface is installed on the PI Server node. In this case, the typical procedure is to install the PI Server as an automatic service and interfaces as manual services that are launched by site-specific command files when the PI Server is started. Interfaces that are started as manual services are also stopped in conjunction with the PI Server by site-specific command files. Bufserv can be enabled on the PI Server node so that interfaces on the PI Server node do not need to be started and stopped in conjunction with PI, but it is not standard practice to enable buffering on the PI Server node. See the UniInt End User Document for special procedural information. 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. 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, one would typically use rdbmspi.exe and rdbmspi.bat 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 arguments in a file that has the same root name. Microsoft DLLs The following Microsoft DLLs are distributed: MSVCIRT.DLLMSVCRT.DLLMSVCP60.DLL Interface Directories The 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 WinNT 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 In the installation procedure below, assume that interface number 1 is being installed and that all copies of the interface will be installed in the same directory. Run PSrdbms_3xi.exe (copy the interface files from the installation media to PIHOME\interfaces\rdbmspi\). Create the directory if necessary. If necessary, rename the command file so that it has the same root name of the executable. Alter the command-line arguments in the .bat file as discussed in this manual. Try to start the interface interactively with the command: rdbmspi.bat If the interface cannot be started interactively, one will not be able to run the interface as a service. It is easier to debug interactively started processes because error messages are echoed directly to the screen. Once the interface is successfully running interactively, try to run it as a service by following the instructions below. Installing the Interface as an NT Service You can get help for installing the interface as a service at any time with the command: rdbmspi.exe help Change to the directory where the rdbmspi.exe executable is located. Then, consult the following table to determine the appropriate service installation command. NT Service Installation Commands on a PI-API node or a PI Server node with Bufserv implementedManual servicerdmspi.exe install depend tcpip bufservAutomatic servicerdmspi.exe install auto depend tcpip bufservNT Service Installation Commands on a PI-API node or a PI Server node without Bufserv implementedManual servicerdmspi.exe install depend tcpipAutomatic servicerdmspi.exe install auto depend tcpip When the interface is installed as a service on the PI Server node and when Bufserv is not implemented, a dependency on the PI network manager is not necessary because the interface will repeatedly attempt to connect to the PI Server until it is successful. Note: Interfaces are typically not installed as automatic services when the interface is installed on the PI Server node. Check the Microsoft Windows NT services control panel to verify that the service was added successfully. You can use the services control panel 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 an NT service? In the case of ODBC applications configured to run as NT Service and querying databases, the machine setup must be configured in a particular manner to make the connections to the database via the ODBC connection work without error. In the following section there are a few issues useful to check: The Interface MUST be capable of connecting to RDBMS as a console application before attempting to run it as an NT service. Including this step is vitally important, because running an application as an NT 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 an NT service. Once you have verified that the application can run successfully as a stand-alone application, you can assume that any problems that arise when running the application as an NT service have something to do with your system configuration. The ODBC driver/client and any necessary database client software MUST be on the system PATH. On Windows NT and 2000 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 NT user-id logged in or not. This is important, because if your 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 NT user-id, and not at system boot-up. System DSNs are available at boot-up and by any application running under any NT account. To check this, open your ODBC Data Source Administrator and make sure that your data source appears on the list on the "System DSN" tab. If it is not there, create one and add it to this list, and make sure that your application points to it. You MUST be using the latest version of MDAC. There has been at least one occasion where a customer was able to resolve his issue running his application as an NT service with his database by installing the latest MDAC. As of the authoring of this document, MDAC 2.6 is the latest version. Buffering For complete information on buffering, please refer to the PI API Installation Instructions. PI-API Node buffering consists of a buffering process which runs continuously on the local node, a PI-API library whose calls can send data to this buffering process, and a utility program for examining the state of buffering and controlling the buffering process. 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. Note: When buffering is configured to be on, the bufserv process must be started before other programs using the PI-API, so that these programs can access the shared buffering resources. Any program that makes a connection to a PI Server has this requirement even if it does not write to PI. It is also desirable to run the bufserv process in the same NT account as the Interface in case of NT service configuration. E.g. .\Administrator. 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 NT. 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) On Windows NT 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 NT 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 PILOGIN.INI The PILOGIN.INI file contains configuration and preference settings for the PI Server connections with PI-Client Software (e.g. ProcessBook or Interfaces). The file generally resides in the PIPC\DAT directory. ProcessBook SETUP.EXE creates this file with default settings. As you use PIProcessBook and the Connections feature, this file is modified. The Interface automatically adds the PI Server into the PILOGIN.INI file it will communicate with. (The file will also automatically be created and configured on condition the PIPC\DAT directory exists.) The settings used in the examples are samples and not necessarily the default values. The Services section of the PILOGIN.INI identifies the server type: PI1=PI The Defaults section specifies the default server and user ID: PIServer=tomato PI1USER=DLeod The PINodeIdentifiers section of PILogin.ini maps the PI Server names to codes which are stored in the ProcessBook files. ProcessBook uses these codes instead of the actual node names in order to save space and facilitate changing server names. You usually make changes to this section through the Connections command under the PIProcessBook File menu. Here is an example of this section: [PINodeIdentifiers] ;PI#=Servername, NodeID, Port# PI1=casaba,11111,545 PI2=orange,85776,545 PI3=localhost,62085,5450 PI4=olive,2153,5450 PI5=206.79.198.232,41369,5450 The first parameter after the equal sign is the PI Server name. This is usually a TCP/IP node name, but it can also be a TCP/IP address as shown on the last line. The second parameter is the node identifier, which is stored with each tag name used in a ProcessBook file. This parameter is relevant for ProcessBook but not for the RDBMSPI Interface. The third parameter is the TCP port number. Port 545 is used for PI Servers on OpenVMS. Port 5450 is used for PI Servers on Windows NT and UNIX. Example of (minimum) PILOGIN.INI File [Services] PI1=PI ; [PINODEIDENTIFIERS] PI1=alpha1,48872,5450 ; [DEFAULTS] PIServer=alpha1 PI1USER=piadmin Shutdown You can manually stop the interface by pressing Ctrl^C or Ctrl^Break, when used in interactive mode. When the interface runs as service, you can stop it via the Control Panel or by entering the command: rdbmspi -stop On a Windows NT 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 Control Program RDBMSPI Interface ships with a Control Program (CPPI), providing the administrators with a debugging and trouble-shooting tool. For example it is possible to control the SQL queries execution in terms of pausing the i/f before/after a given tag is scheduled for processing. The CPPI functionality is accessible via the Microsoft Management Console (MMC), or programmatically using the CPPI.DLL COM server. A set of text commands available to communicate with the interface is described in the next section. CPPI Text Commands The RDBMSPI Interface understands the following CPPI commands: CommandNumber of ParametersDescriptionMONITOR0Returns the two-dimensional array of status information.GETDEBUG0Returns the current debug level (/deb=n)SETDEBUG1Sets the debug level to the passed new-debug-levelGETTAGS0Returns the two-dimensional array of tags served by the instance of the Interface. The tags are divided according to the scan classes.GETSQL3Returns the SQL statement(s) for the particular tag including the possible runtime placeholders values. The arguments are: scan class number scan class type (I/E/O) tag nameGETRESULTSET3Returns the selected rows result-set coming from the SELECT statement execution. 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 executionGETTRACESTATUS0Returns the execution status depending on the breakpoints set.NEXT0Forces the program execution to run until the next breakpoint is encountered.CONTINUE0Clears all breakpoints and continues normal execution.SHUTDOWN0Regularly shuts down the interface.HELP0Provides a description of each command. Note: How to communicate from an application via Text Commands with RDBMSPI is described in a separate CPPI manual (for development purposes only). CPPI/RDBMSPI Functionality Accessed via MMC To use this functionality Microsoft Management Console (MMC) 1.2 or higher is required. When accessing the CPPI/RDBMSPI functionality from within the MMC it is possible to make use of the graphical front-end, that provides simplified handling of the text commands. The MMC Snap-In is installed with the Interface installation kit (Custom Installation). To simply run the tool, a shortcut file is provided in a subdirectory of the RDBMSPI Interface location, called \MMC. ( Run RDBMSPI.msc Following are screen shots that show how to connect and communicate with the interface: Adding CPPI SnapIn into MMC:  Adding PI interface to CPPI folder: - right click the CPPI folder, and select Add Interface - the following dialogue appears:  Computer - Windows Node name of the computer the Interface is running on. Dot . denotes 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, please use the windows Explorer and connect to a drive on such a computer first. This should allow you to bypass the authentication problems by accessing the remote pipe. 3) Monitor provides run-time statistics for the RDBMSPI Interface: DataCommentInterface run timeElapsed time since the Interface starts.Number of executed queriesNumber of queries executed in all scan classes.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 starts.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 4) Data item in MMC Scope Pane:  The Status Edit Box shows the actual program flow 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 the (active) Interface tags divided into three scan class types: I standard (time based) input, E event based input; O event based output. Both combo boxes are filled immediately after CPPI connects to the Interface. The Stop button defines break points. It is not possible to define break points for more than one tag at once. It is only possible to set one or two break points for the particular point showed in the Tag combo box. The Stop button is grayed after the break-setting dialog was closed, and the Next and Continue buttons are subsequently allowed. Pressing the Get Status button reflects the situation in the Status edit box. Depending on the break point(s) defined, the Status changes from RUNNING to BREAKEPOINTSET or STOPPED. The BREAKEPOINTSET status says that the break point(s) was successfully set, and the Interface continues normal operation until the corresponding tag will be scheduled for ODBC execution. The status STOPPED indicates that the Interface entered a waiting loop (break point) immediately before or after the ODBC SQLExecute() function call. No tags are processed in the STOPPED state and the Interface continues execution only after either the Next or Continue buttons are pressed. The Next button forces the Interface to continue running, until it encounters a subsequent break point. The following situations can occur: Break Point(s) DefinedTag has more SQL statementsPressing Next means:Before ExecutionYesExecution stops before the SQLExecute() call for the following statement in the batch of SQL statements defined for the given Tag. Stepping through all statements in a batch, 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. Point name is shown in the Tag edit boxAfter ExecutionYesExecution stops immediately after the SQLExecute() function call for the following statement in a batch. Stepping through all statements in a batch, the subsequent tag from the same scan class follows. NoExecution stops immediately after the SQLExecute() function call for the subsequent tag in the same scan class. Point name is shown in the Tag edit boxBefore and After ExecutionYesCombination of the above.NoCombination of the above. The Continue button deletes all break points and the Interface continues normal operation. The Status edit box then shows the state RUNNING and the Stop button changes its grayed state to normal. The data is shown in the Resultset part of the front-end. It is possible to see the SQL statement(s) for a particular (selected) tag when pressing the Get SQL button, and see the rows obtained by a SELECT query via the Get Resultset button. Note: An open connection through CPPI causes the Interface to store 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 memory freed. Appendix A: Error and Informational Messages A string RDBMSPIID is prefixed to error messages written to the message log. Name is a non-configurable identifier that is no longer than 9 characters. ID is a configurable identifier that is no longer than 9 characters and is specified using the /in flag 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. 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 argument /output=filename, stores relevant operational information. During normal operation (/deb=0) error logging is sufficient 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 SnapIn 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: Hints for 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. In the past we have learned that 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 we test the connection with the RDBMS and do a reconnect if necessary. This new behavior was tested with Oracle, SQL Server, DB2, Informix, Sybase. Suppress I/O Timeout A common problem was that for backup reasons the RDBMS was shutdown periodically. Since the interface then reports a connection problem (I/O Timeout gets written to all interface tags), queries with reference to previous timestamps being read only queried back in time to the shutdown event. As a result data was missing. In such a situation the startup flag /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. E.g. 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 logfile are only displayed on first occurrence. To avoid logfiles with many same messages, we report only when the error is resolved. In the interface specific logfile (/output=if_logfile) this feature is not implemented => e.g. ODBC runtime errors coming up in every scan may cause the logfile grows 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 we need 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. Appendix C: Interface Test Environment Version 1.28 The Interface Version 1.28 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 973.50.360200Version 2.08 Interface Version 2.08 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 8.0.5.0.08.00.06.00Version 3.0.8 The Interface Version 3.0.8 was developed and tested using the following software versions: Intel Platform OnlyOperating SystemWindows NT 4.0 Workstation SP6 Windows 2000 SP2 C-CompilerMS Visual C/C++ 6.0 SP5PI3.2 SR1 Build 357.8 3.3 Build 361.43 3.3 Build 361.96 PI-API 1.3.4, 1.3.8 PI-SDK 1.1.0.142, 1.2.0.168 UNIINT 3.4.8 RDBMSODBC DriverORACLE 8.00.5000 (NT) ORACLE 9i 9.0.1.1.1 (NT)Oracle 8.0.5.0.0 Oracle 8.01.73.0 Oracle 9.00.11.00 MS ODBC Driver for Oracle 2.573.6526.00SQL Server 07.00.069903.70.0820SQL Server 20002000.80.194.00IBM DB2 07.01.0000 (NT)06.01.0000Informix 07.31.0000 TC5 (NT)02.80.0008 2.20 TC1Sybase 12 ASE3.50.00.10MS Access 20004.00.5303.01Paradox Microsoft 4.00.5303.01 BDE 5.0 installed Revision History DateAuthorComments24-Jan-1997 BB, MF50 % draft20-Mar-1997BB, MFPreliminary Manual10-Dec-1997BBRelease Manual Version 1.2118-Sep-1998BBMore details added related to RDBMS Interface Version 1.2706-Nov-1998BBRelease Manual Version 1.2829-Nov-1998 MF50 % draft of Version 201-Feb-1999BB, MF25-Feb-1999MH,MFExamples tested and corrected04-Jun-1999BBRelease Version 2.0824-Mar-2000MFTestplan 2.14 (SQL Server 7.0,Oracle8, DB2 Ver.5)16-May-2000BBManual Update for Release 2.1415-Sep-2000BBManual Update for Release 2.1510-Jan-2001BBManual Update for Release 2.1616-May-2001BBManual Update for Release 2.1728-Oct-2000MFVersion3 Draft17-Jul-2001MFVersion3.0.6; Skeleton Version 1.0905-Oct-2001BBReview for Release30-Oct-2001DARAdded ICU information02-Nov-2001BB/id is equivalent to /in09-Nov-2001MF, BBLocation5 evaluation against PI3.3+27-May-2002BBEdit /UTC text for better understanding04-Jun-2002BBMMC correction26-Jun-2002MFCPPI chapter reviewed01-Jul-02MFAdded a Note to Tag Distribution chapter and Oracle9i tests.02-Sep-02CGChanged title; fixed headers & footers30-Sep-02BBremoved section break in note on first page chapter 1 Introduction  PAGE iii PAGE i  PAGE ii Table of Contents  PAGE 92  Relational Database (RDBMS via ODBC) Interface to the PI System  PAGE 85 Relational Database (RDBMS via ODBC) Interface to the PI System  PAGE 43 Introduction Principles of Operation SQL Statements Recording of PI POINT Database Changes PI Batch Database Output Relational Database (RDBMS via ODBC) Interface to the PI System  PAGE 91 PI Batch Database Output Specific Database Considerations More Examples PI Point Configuration Startup Command File Startup Command File I/O Rate Tag Configuration Interface Installation  PAGE 118 PAGE 97 Relational Database (RDBMS via ODBC) Interface to the PI System  PAGE 97 PAGE 119 Relational Database (RDBMS via ODBC) Interface to the PI System  PAGE 119 Interface Installation Buffering PAGE 111 Relational Database (RDBMS via ODBC) Interface to the PI System  PAGE 111 PILOGIN.INI Control Program Appendix A: Error and Informational Messages Appendix B: Hints for PI System Manager Appendix C: Interface Test Environments PIBatchDB PIBatch PIUnitBatches B PIUnitBatch PISubBatches PISubBatch RDBMSPI Interface RDBMS MS SQL Server / ORACLE / ODBC Driver Manager RDBMS Specific ODBC Driver PI-API Node PI Home Node PI Home Node (NT,Unix or Open VMS) WinNT/Win2000 -OR- DEGRSTf    & ' I òê{f{\{{hO]S0JB*ph)jhO]SCJOJQJU^JaJ#jhO]SCJOJQJU^JaJhO]S:CJOJQJ^JaJhO]SCJOJQJ^JaJhO]SB*ph!hI5B*CJmH nH phu!hO]S5B*CJmH nH phuhO]SOJQJmH nH uh TOJQJmH nH uh ThO]ShO]SmH nH uTfl $nssnssZnsv:Ekdr$$Ifl0*p 6$F4 laEkd$$Ifl0*p 6$F4 la$If$If @&^` r.  & c d s # nsv:gnssEkd$$Ifl0*p 6$F4 la$If$IfEkd$$Ifl0*p 6$F4 laI J K a b c d # $ )  &:|unn|aYaUMUjh77Uh77h77B*phjh77B*Uph h_gChO]S jhO]ShO]SB*phh T hFhO]SCJOJQJ^JaJ jbhO]SCJOJQJ^JaJ"hO]SCJOJQJ^JaJmHsHhO]ShO]SCJOJQJ^JaJhO]S0JB*ph#jhO]SCJOJQJU^JaJ)j<hO]SCJOJQJU^JaJ# $ ) ; ns -b * sTR$PSN$PSJXkd$$IflF*p 46$F      4 la$If$IfEkd$$Ifl0*p 6$F4 la2gHwBs+g<nZ$( @&^`-./012HIbcdefg~ͿͮͿ~Ϳmb^^h77h'h77B*ph jh77UmHnHu jth77UmHnHu*h77B*CJOJQJaJmHnHphuh\dmHnHu jh77UmHnHujh77UmHnHuh77mHnHu"h775B*CJOJQJaJphh\djh77Uj~h77U!()BCDFGHVWXqrsuvwͿͮͿ~soodͿjh77Uh77h'h77B*ph j`h77UmHnHu*h77B*CJOJQJaJmHnHphuh\dmHnHu jh77UmHnHujh77UmHnHuh77mHnHu"h775B*CJOJQJaJphh\djh77Ujjh77U!   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