Ideas

It would be great to have a new filter in substitution parameters based on an attribute value. Example:.\Elements[@Template=EquipmentChild][@|Motor Type=Primary]|Attribute_B where "Motor Type" is an attribute of child element(s). Thanks

I know this has most likely been brought up before, but i'd like to see the option to change the new Pi tag created name in the window that pops up after clicking Map, new Attribute. I don't need the %ID% added to the point name.

There is an audience of users that (based on recommendations from OSIsoft staff) overrides analysis templates - creates an analytic in a derived template with the same name as an analytic in the base. They can change the input attributes or even t...

I think this may be a bug. But currently the datasecurity and ptsecurity tag attributes assigned in the AF Tag Creation Settings appear to be stored on the machine where they were created and not on the AF Database for which they were created.

Attributes set as configuration items are used as variable inputs to PI Analyses expressions. When this analysis is performing calculations based on empirical tuning parameters, a tracking method is needed to record changes of these parameters. Ad...

There is limited search options in the PSE management screen. I'd like to see more, specifically be able to search/filter on the "Element" field that is displayed on the screen.

Some kind of infomation such as PI Data Archive version is easily retrieved using PI Web API. If a DLL on AF is created to this end, retrieve the value obtained from a PI Web API URL, this king of information could be easily added to AF attributes.

Ran into an issue today where we believe the "Advanced" pop up UI for Analyses to configure time stamp overrides, popped up 'behind' the PSE. Microsoft says this never happens, but the number of forum incidents attest otherwise. Because you can't ...

As a power user or a PI administrator, I would like to categorize saved searches (attribute, element or tag search) inside PI System Explorer. When there are plenty of them it can get confusing to find and categorizing them would surely organize...