Ideas

By default, PIHOME is "C:\Program Files (x86)\PIPC" and PIHOME64 is "C:\Program Files\PIPC\". For new installations, please consider either having the terminating \ on both or removing the terminating \ from both. The current inconsistency can con...

When PI AF Client is installed, it includes a program called "PI System Explorer (Legacy 32-bit)". Please remove this from PI AF Client. The continued support of 32-bit PI AF SDK makes sense, since 3rd-party programs may still depend on the 32-bit...

As a PI System Administrator, I would like the PI Server Installation kit to list out any PI Software that will be included with a selected role or feature before the Summary step so that I can determine what will be installed without having to fi...

As an user, I want to be able to query web services using a fully support attribute data reference so that I can get the information I need from web services without having to write my own custom data reference.

As a user, I want to be able to view AF element connectivities using a graph view rather than a tree, so that I can see more relationships between elements than just parent-child as in a tree.

As AF Admin, it would be helpful to be able to archive and track the Database Property Count as a PI Point/Attribute to track the progress of AF deployment

Security setting for an identity must be sen in the PI server and AF should get that. Why create additional identities in AF as well. Duplication creates risk for errors and requires additional maintenance.

A frequent  PI Square problem regards using StringBuilder DR on event frames and the user wants to see the referenced element's attribute at the StartTime of the event frame.  Something like a TimeRangeMethod or  UseStartTime flag w...

PI AF shows who created and last edited an element, but does so by showing the user's ID in format "Domain\UserID" which is not always readable. It would be better to display the AD user's display name in these places to make it clear who performe...

With multi-user AF Servers, it is not unusual for a UOM to end up in the wrong class.  Currently, fixing this issue is not trivial.  If you try to delete the UOM from its current class so it can be recreated in the correct class, you get...