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Status Declined
Product AVEVA™ PI System Access (PSA)
Categories PI OLEDB Enterprise
Created by Guest
Created on Aug 23, 2022

RELATED IDEAS

Expose Values with Duplicate Timestamps in Transpose Function

https://pisquare.osisoft.com/message/116957-pi-sql-commander-and-ssrs-how-to-retrieve-multiple-values-with-the-same-timstamp In the current implementation of the transpose archive in OLEDBEnt, a user is unable to retrieve data that may exist at the same timestamp as  another piece of data. This is because the time column is treated as the primary key of the transpose table. I would like to be able to retrieve all data using the archive transpose function regardless if timestamps are duplicated.
  • ADMIN RESPONSE
    Aug 23, 2022
    We have reviewed this idea, and it’s not something we plan to implement at this time. Even though we are declining this idea for now, it is still open to comments. We do want to hear your opinion. Thank you for the feedback, and please, keep sharing!
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  • Carlos Sola
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    |     Aug 23, 2022
    As an example, in our case, we cannot make use of this Transpose Function for retrieving serveral alarm attributes in different columns. The function only takes values from the first timestamp duplicated.