Ideas

If it can be known that the Analytics service is busy with an expensive calculation, the Data Archive should pause on creating PI Points, as this is also an expensive operation and may interfere with the calculation completion.

Currently we only can tell an event frame reconciliation is performed by the green check after auto calculation, and it is not very easy to monitor. Since event frame usually use for alarms to operators. Accuracy is very important. We try to avoid...

Allow the ability to collect data at specific key points within an EF. Timestamps can be saved to a PI tag via a separate analysis or to an EF via an output variable then used with the Exact Time retrieval method instead of using a relative time.

We should be able to perform analysis or at least data filter at roll up. e.g. roll up attriubutes A while Attribute B > 5

When someone makes changes to security groups (add, delete, etc) and these groups have global access to event frames in a database, end result is that all event frames get an identical modifydate for that time. We use this modifydate to detect any...

Currently, the evaluate button can run your evaluation at the current timestamp and the last scheduled time. It would be really helpful to key in a 3rd timestamp to diagnose edge cases. The current workaround involves putting dummy variables in to...

Recalculation doesn't work when Relative time is set on the output point. Currently the error given is the one shown in Unable to manually backfill analysis from PI System Explorer: One or more output attributes do not support recalculation. Which...

We would like to configure a snapshot value in a EF for e.g. +10min and +20min after the EF start. Currently this is not possible with the EF Data value retrivial methods Refered Case is #01074855

The new statistics exposed in PI System Explorer in 2022 are helpful, but the next step should be exposing that information in a way that customers could actively monitor it and send proactive alerts. For example, this could include functionality ...

Steam specific heat is useful in advanced analytics to monitor control valve performance. Isobaric and isochoric specific heat functions are a part of the 1997 IAPWS IF as are the rest of the steam functions already included.