Historian Release Notes
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Configuration Hub Historian offers the Configuration Hub application, which is a UI-based application to perform all the configuration tasks in Historian. Advantages of using Configuration Hub:
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F49842 |
Simplified Installation of Collectors The installation of collectors is now quick,
easy, and more reliable:
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User Interface to Manage Collectors Remotely Configuration Hub provides a user-friendly interface to manage collectors running on remote servers. You can also view the status of all the collectors with visual representation. For more information, refer to About Installing and Managing Collectors Remotely. |
F51130 |
The Historian OPC UA Historical Data Access (HDA)
server In addition to the OPC Classic HDA server, Historian now offers an OPC UA HDA server. Compared to OPC Classic, OPC UA has advantages such as platform independence, scalability, high availability, internet capability, and easy portability. The Historian OPC UA HDA server retrieves data from Proficy Historian, and sends it to any OPC UA HDA client. For more information, refer to About the Historian OPC UA HDA Server. |
F35159 |
Historian Extract, Transform, and Load (ETL) Tools Enhancements
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Utility to Add, Modify, and Delete Collector Instances In addition to the new Configuration Hub application, you can add, modify, and delete collector instances using a new utility named RemoteCollectorConfigurator. It is a System-API-based tool, which connects to the destination Historian server, and allows you to add, modify, and delete a collector instance without the need to install Web-based Clients. For more information, refer to About Managing Collector Instances Using the RemoteCollectorConfigurator Utility. |
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Historian Client Access API Based on
.NET Core Historian provides a new Client Access API that is based on Microsoft .NET Core Framework. It is platform-independent; that is, you can use it on any operating system, such as Windows, Linux, and Mac OS. |
Description | Tracking ID |
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Previously, when you attempted to send data to Azure IoT Hub using a collector, the following error message appeared in the AzureLogCollector log file (if AzureLogLevel registry key is set to level 3): ERROR: Invalid Azure IOT Hub Connection Parameters. This issue has been resolved. |
DE141266 |
Previously, the Historian OPC UA DA collector was not trusted by Kepware after upgrade. This issue has been resolved. | DE145543 |
Previously, there were failures and errors between the OPC Classic HDA server and Ampla. Connection error messages appeared in Ampla, and it stopped working periodically. In addition, you could not reconnect, and it sometimes required rebooting the system. This issue has been resolved. | DE137109 |
Previously, the Client Access API (based on .NET) ignored tag security groups applied on individual tags. This issue has been resolved. | DE133324 |
Previously, events were missing if multiple numbers of events were generated in a duration of milliseconds. This issue has been resolved. | DE135981 |
Previously, Historian stopped responding and required a restart. This issue has been resolved. | DE137225 |
Previously, sometimes, the OSI PI collector crashed and the status was set to Unknown. Even if the status was set to running, data was not collected to OSM. This issue has been resolved. | DE116986 |
Previously, the Historian OPC UA collector stored bad quality values with good quality. This issue has been resolved. | DE121590 |
Previously, the SQL Server alarms and events database result was corrupted. Due to this, you could not view all the alarms and events data. This issue has been resolved. | DE128453 |
Previously, the OPC Classic UA collector could not handle tag values with Scandinavian letters. This issue has been resolved. | DE121607 |
Previously, there were SQL performance issues due to Proficy.Historian.Alarm. This issue has been resolved. | DE137107 |
Previously, there was an access violation in OSIsoft.PI.Net.dll while adding tags to the OSI PI collector. This issue has been resolved. | DE138002 |
Previously, when the current archive files were full and the first old archive files rolled over, the alarms and events data was deleted as well. This issue has been resolved. | DE121587 |
Previously, recalculation stopped and did not start. This issue has been resolved. | DE138380 |
Previously, tags that were configured to collect data as unsolicited type did not update data changes. This issue has been resolved. | DE138855 |
Previously, performance statistics value was blank for the following:
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DE138791 |
Previously, the purge Alarms tool ihPurgeAlarms.exe did not work. This issue has been resolved. | DE117248 |
Previously, there was an issue with the Alarm OLEDB query with Set AlarmTimestampCheck to 2. This issue has been resolved. | DE138221 |
Previously, the íFIX collector appeared as running, but data was not collected. This issue has been resolved. | DE123202 |
Previously, SQL with OLDEB Linked server crashed. This issue has been resolved. | DE109971 |
Previously, when using the tool Historian.AandE.Migration.exe, each time a new guid named database was created instead of merging the data into the existing alarms and events database. This resulted in the alarms and events data not being available in the Central Historian SQL. This issue has been resolved. | DE107951 |
Previously, the Server-to-Server collector crashed with Array Tags while double freeing memory. This issue has been resolved. | DE138002, DE129435 |
Previously, the iFix Alarms and Events collector crashed randomly on a newly installed system. This issue has been resolved. | DE141985 |
Previously, when you restored an archive, the status, start time, and end time were blank. In addition, the restored archive file remained in the configured backup folder instead of being restored in the configured archives folder. This issue has been resolved. | DE142073 |
Previously, data archiver RAM usage increased constantly, and the archiver crashed. This issue has been resolved. | DE144581 |
Previously, Historian query on the iHAlarms table returned a column twice. This issue has been resolved. | DE128598 |
Previously, the layout of Calculation Triggers did not have the same layout as when you create a tag directly from Historian Administrator. This issue has been resolved. | DE142926 |
Previously, the OPC UA DA collector did not reconnect automatically when the IGS driver was restarted. This issue has been resolved. | DE139301 |
Previously, the MQTT collector did not support microseconds. This issue has been resolved. | DE141643 |
Previously, bad value point was archived in Predix Timeseries when the interface compression timeout was defined during the timeout cycle. This issue has been resolved. | DE140878 |
Previously, the Client Access API sample tool ignored the login credentials - direct read request. This issue has been resolved. | DE138576 |
Previously, double word / 32-bit integer did not work correctly. This issue has been resolved. | DE145227 |
Previously, the OPC Classic HDA server stopped responding, locked all other Historian Client connections. This issue has been resolved. | DE145912 |
Previously, Tagname was blank when you collect alarms data using the Server-to-Server collector. This issue has been resolved. | DE121764 DE118221 |
Previously, the OPC Classic HDA clients failed to retrieve data from Historian. This issue has been resolved. | DE145861 |
Previously, calculated query returned quality random values above 100%. This issue has been resolved. | DE121604 |
Previously, when using the OPC Classic UA collector to collect data of tags using polled collection with 200ms interval on 250 tags, overruns were seen. This issue has been resolved. | DE146615 |
Previously, while executing a query, the following error message appeared: Execution stopped because a resource limit was reached. No results were returned. This issue has been resolved. | DE153125 |
Previously, Excel Addin did not set the State Value to refer to Excel Cell (that is, Data!$F$3). This issue has been resolved. | DE135544 |
Previously, the web-trend interpolated data did not display bad quality data samples. This issue has been resolved. | DE84517 |
Previously, Excel Add-In performed calculations on tag names. This issue has been resolved. | DE146826 |
Previously, archives were created with a future date. This issue has been resolved. | DE149376 |
Previously, if you ran a query for collectors using the client access API, data archiver crashed. This issue has been resolved. | DE141877 |
Previously, when restoring data directly from a .zip file, the archive was marked empty. This issue has been resolved. |
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Previously, when trying to modify the list of states, enumerated set properties (that is, name, values, description) were not loaded correctly into text fields. This issue has been resolved. | DE121599 |
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You cannot change the destination of a collector instance from Historian to Predix TimeSeries. Create a new instance as required. |
Using Configuration Hub, you cannot add comments, enable the debug mode, pause data collection, resume data collection, modify, or delete an instance of offline collectors. In addition, you cannot compress network messages. You can, however, delete the collector instance using the Collector Manager utility at a command prompt. |
Configuration Hub is not supported in a clustered Historian environment. |
Description | Tracking ID |
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The OPC UA DA collector stops working for unsolicited tags after you disconnect and reconnect to the source. | DE135433 |
For a collector instance whose destination
is Azure IoT Hub, you cannot restart the collector
using the Save and Restart
button in Configuration Hub. You cannot restart
the collector using the Windows service either. Workaround: Use the Restart Collector API to restart the collector. |
DE151454 |
After you delete a collector instance, the
Windows service and the registry entry for the
collector are not deleted. Workaround: Delete the Windows service and the registry entry manually. |
DE151169 |
If the version of Historian collectors is
different from that of Client Tools, ihSQL does
not work. Workaround: Ensure that you have the same version of Client Tools and collectors. |
DE149550 |
Using Configuration Hub, if you add a system by specifying its host name, and then add the same system by specifying its IP address, or vice versa, no validation error appears. | DE146366 |
When Configuration Manager is down, you cannot browse for tags in a horizontally scalable system. | DE141885 |
If you register the Configuration Hub
plugin with a remote Configuration Hub container, the local instance of the
connection is not unregistered. Workaround:
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DE150907 |
If you install Configuration Hub and the
Web Admin console on the same machine, and use
self-signed certificates for both of them, the
login page for Configuration Hub does not appear.
Workaround: Disable the domain security
policies:
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DE151105 |
You cannot create multiple instances of the File collector on a single machine. | DE151715 |
Using Configuration Hub, you cannot restart
an OPC collector whose destination is Azure IoT Hub. Workaround: Restart the collector from the Collectors section in Configuration Hub, modify the registry entry for the collector instance and restart manually, or restart the collector machine. |
DE151454 |
When you change the destination of a collector from Historian to Predix TimeSeries, no success message appears although the destination is changed. In addition, the collector is not started automatically. | DE151859 |
Even after you uninstall collectors and Web-based Clients, the corresponding Windows services and registry entries are not removed. | DE151169 |
When you upgrade iFIX collectors to version 9.0, the custom registry folders are deleted. | DE151435 |
In Configuration Hub, for a stand-alone Historian system, when you select a server, the Diagnostics Manager service does not appear in the Details section. | DE151711 |
If you upgrade Historian from a version earlier than 8.1, by default, storing
future data is enabled. Workaround:
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DE149376 |
If you upgrade Historian server from a single-server installation to a primary
mirror installation, and if you then add a distributed machine to the Historian
system using Configuration Hub, you may see issues in connecting the distributed
machine to the primary machine. Workaround: Restart all the Historian server services on Primary Mirror server and Distributed/Mirror server machine. |
DE152582 |
In a horizontally scalable system, if Client Manager is down, Web-Based Clients do not failover to the other Client Managers in the system. And, the following error message appears in Web-Based Clients: Service call to central buffer server fail. | DE152830 |
In a horizontally scalable system, instead of adding a distributed machine, if you add a primary mirror machine or a monolithic (stand-alone) machine, no validation message appears, but causes issues later. |
DE153191 |
If you upgrade Historian server to 9.0, the machine is restarted abruptly when the installation is still in progress. The installation will, however, resume after the machine is restarted. | DE151125 |
If you upgrade Historian server from a mirror system to a horizontally scalable system in 9.0, you cannot query data from the distributed machine when the distributed machine is removed from the DefaultMirror location. | DE152677 |
If you install iFIX on a machine that has Historian Web-based Clients,
sometimes, the reverse proxy service stops working. Workaround: Restart the reverse proxy service - GE Operations Hub Httpd Reverse Proxy. |
DE151157 |
If you reinstall collectors and Web-based Clients, the size of the Historian server and Web-based Clients appears as decreased in the Programs and Features page, although there is no functional impact. | DE152484 |
When you install Client Tools, incorrect installation pages appear, although
the installation is successful. Workaround: Ignore the incorrect installation pages, and proceed with the installation of Client Tools. |
DE153175 |
If you change the destination of a collector instance, the destination is not updated in the older machine, although the destination is updated in the new machine. | DE153176 |
When you attempt to fetch a list of OPC servers using the Get OPC Server API,
an error occurs. This is applicable to the following OPC servers:
Workaround: Add collector instances using the RemoteCollectorConfigurator utility. |
DE147276 |
Even if you install Web-based Clients using an alias name, you cannot access Configuration Hub using the alias name. | DE148939 |
While connecting to a remote Historian, you cannot add an instance of the File collector unless Client Tools are installed. | DE152330 |
After you install Client Tools in an iFIX system, the Configure Historian
Server option is disabled in iFIX 6.5. Workround: Reinstall Client Tools, and restart the machine. |
DE149001 |
In Configuration Hub, for a horizontally scalable system, in the
Collectors section, you cannot access an offline collector; a
blank error message appears. Workaround: Ensure that the URI registry entry is the same for all the machines in a horizontally scalable system. |
DE151380 |
If you upgrade collectors to version 9.0, an error occurs when you access
Historian Administrator. Workround: Install Client Tools. |
DE151932 |
If you upgrade collectors to version 9.0, you cannot manage the OPC collectors.
An error message appears in the CollectorManager.shw
file. Workaround: Refer to Troubleshooting Remote Collector Management Issues. |
DE151366 |
While installing Web-based Clients, after the connection to the external UAA is
successful, if you change the UAA details, you can proceed to the next step even
without testing the connection. Because of this, you will not be able to connect to
the UAA server if the UAA details are incorrect (although you can install Web-based
Clients). Workaround: Test the connection to the external UAA again, and only after the connection is successful, proceed to the next step. |
DE155570 |