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Expose the ExDesc of a PI Point on an AF Attribute. This would permit to retrieve additional metadata from PI Points that can be used in AF.

When clicking Ctrl - Shift - 8 to bring up the tag search in PSE, you type your tag name to search for, and in most cases click the 'Enter' button after. This will perform the search, but it also responds with an annoying DING sound in Windows. Cl...

In an AF Hierarchy where an element contains dozens of Attributes - each with Child Attributes - I am interested in only bringing back all top-level attributes. The use case is that the top-level attributes may not have any naming convention in co...

We are creating hundreds of different attributes in AF, mostly based on templates and using these in PIVision. One thing that is annoying is when you make the PIVision image you have to manually change the colour of the symbol you use/trend you ...

If you try to do Value Retrieval Method (like Min) of a Digital type tag, you will get an error saying non-numeric data. AF should be smart enough to realize that the data is actually a set of integers and not try to read the string representation.

Currently, when creating an Attribute in PI AF using "String Builder" or "None" Data References, the system does not update the timestamp associated with the attribute's value upon value change. When the end-user looks at the timestamp they see a ...

As a PI Admin in a highly regulated environment, I need to demonstrate that the AF Servers in my production and qualification environments are identical. OSIsoft does not recommend comparing PIFD databases directly, and there are small difference...

Ability to allow extensions in PI AF Analysis template, in order to modify specific element analysis.

Pulling compressed data into an analysis is extremely helpful...but would be even more valuable if we could filter the compressed values, similar to the capability in PI Datalink.

if one element is deleted, the related tags which is created by attribute template can be deleted automatically