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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.

I would like to be able to define an af Attribute that is a parameter of a tag. For example pointsource, in order to test a writing.

Similar to Enumeration Sets, have a drop-down displaying the options but allow for a Table Lookup Query to display the distinct values for a column.

When I have several similar attributes, I'd like to be able to store them as an array of values on a single pi point with the same timestamp. For example: I'm rolling up values for 10 different teams. I currently need 10 rollup analyses, 10 attrib...

I'd like the ability to roll up attribute values through the entire hierarchy - evaluate ALL sub elements down to the lowest level, not just the direct child elements.

New rows are always added to the bottom of an analysis. If they are needed near the top and many rows already exist, moving them up one at a time can be extremely time consuming and tedious. I'd like to be able to add a new row between any two exi...

Development native PI application for define best configuration for tags exception and compression with resource for turn off compression and define statistical setup for each tag behavior. Graphics resources and treatment using group of tags like...

It would be nice to have more filtering parameter options for the "AFDiag /DelEF" command such as Duration, etc using the command prompt. Currently, we can only filter on Template and Database Name for event frames. I've needed to bulk delete even...

When publishing an AF Analysis via PI Builder, if the AnalysisRuleConfigString has annotations (preceded by "//"), then the entire portion of the ConfigString that follows is treated as a comment. There needs to be a way to specify an end-of-comme...

It would be useful to have documented what the differences between OS versions for the PI Data Archive in terms of performance and capabilities.