Analytics & Calculations

It's often convenient to bulk select all Asset Analytics and start them all, but sometimes there are some analytics you want to ensure are never started for example a Template with a rollup analysis is instantiated somewhere but has no children to...

Create rate based Performance counters for analytics & Calculations instead of counts. For example counting the number of EFs created over time is not as helpful as knowing the rate at which i create EFs. The rate would allow me to catch spike...

At the moment recalculatuion order is only respected correctly if the referencing to attributes in other elements is done directly in the analysis, e.g.: '.\T22LBA12FT901 XJ50_BER|Value' And it is also possible to use filters, e.g.: '.\Elements...

As an End User, I would like to be able configure notification triggers based on amount of times an event is true and receive notifications for every event that it is true for. This is helpful for manual readings since I would like to know for ho...

As a troubleshooter, I use the Analysis Service Trace logging to determine why certain analyses are not returning the expected results. Currently, Analysis Service Evaluation Trace logging records the inputs and outputs for each analysis. It would...

I suggest, make possibility of review all triggers in analytics, in PI System Explorer Management. It can be useful when looking for possible problems in work of whole analytics.   Regards, Igor

Allow Analysis Service performance counters for specific AF databases only in order to disregard test databases when monitoring the performance counters.

It would be nice to have a button in PI System Explorer that would move a variable to the top of the analysis, in addition to the buttons that can move a variable up and down.

When hovering over an attribute’s orange diamond, a one-line preview of the Analysis appears. It would be helpful if the name of the Analysis appears on the first line then the details on the second line. Clicking on the first line could bring you...