Ideas

If there are no zeroth state needed for this type of operation then I don't see the need for the triggering input to be tied to a Digital State Set.

As a user, I want to be able to add Category to my elements in an adhoc fashion without having to be constraint by the element template, so that I can easily distinguish between elements created from the same template.

There needs to be better ways to create and manage element templates for assets that are similar (but not exactly the same to one another). For example, reactors might have 50% of attributes consistent across all reactors. 20% of the attributes ...

As someone with an extremely large Audit Trail, I would like the ability to export this data to a file as the viewer in PSE does not give me enough freedom to consume large quantities of audit data.

it becomes increasingly difficult/unreasonable to keep adding more and more UOM classes when a large majority of them only contain one or two UOM's. The list of UOM classes is getting quite large. It would be more helpful to have another choice fo...

Currently, AFUpdatePlugInConfigurations.exe will update the Attribute configurations of an entire AF Database as specified in the /Root parameter.  When dealing with large AF Databases where there were only a few changes made, this is an expe...

As an analysis user, I would like to be able to specify the path for an AF attribute and use it for my calculation logic at all places that expect an attribute input.

Currently the analysis function "EventFrame" supports parameters "StartTime", "EndTime" and "Duration". I would like to see additional parameters "StartTriggerName" and maybe also "StartTriggerExpression". That could be useful for creating diffe...

As a PI Admin would like the ability to create or modify analyses using the PI Builder Excel plug in. Currently results vary and it is not supported by OSIsoft.

As a user, I want to be able to search using "OR" conditions in addition to "AND", so that I have more flexibility in configuring my searches to find objects more easily and accurately.