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Currently, the PSE Server Options are stored in the registry for each user, with default values coded into the application. This is a terrible design choice. The connection settings for an entity connecting to either a Data Archive or an Asset Fra...

In the Attribute search dialog in PI Builder, add in the list of where clauses the ability to filter by AttributeDataReference.

For complex systems it is important to monitor the PI Analysis Service closely. The existing performance counters are helpful but we would really like the EvaluationQueueCount to be available as well. This would help determine if the EvaluationsTo...

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I would like a Analysis function that allows for evaluating an attribute to see if the attribute has "bad" data or just has no incoming data. Mostly this is used for the existence of PI Tags. For an input of 'No Tag' I would want the function to o...

When trying to troubleshoot analyses and templates that may be causing poor performance on the "Management\Performance" tab, it can be tedious to locate the selected element to start determining why it's building in error count or taking a long ti...

PI AF attributes (used for analyses) lacks the ability to filter for conditional values. (e.g. the function PIAdvCalcFilVal). Often data can be represented poorly for calculations and there isnt an easy way to filter the outliers and use that valu...

When specifying an Attribute Value Filter, PI System Explorer's Event Frame Search should return any Event Frame where the attribute has an event with the specified value during the duration of the event frame. Currently, the search only return...

Just like for testing analyses, it would be helpful if I could select an example element (or historical event frame) when testing my notification. It's hard to tell if my configuration will populate correctly if values are generic/zeros. Waiting u...

Add a quadratic regression function similar to "LinRegr". This would be helpful for trending relationships that are not linear, such as flow vs. pressure.