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Status Completed
Product PI Interfaces
Categories Batch Interfaces
Created by Guest
Created on Aug 17, 2022

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Batch Framework Interfaces - Support of two byte languages

Batch Framework Interfaces currently do not support two byte languages. Please add support of two byte languages to batch interfaces.
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  • Admin
    Ellery Murdock
    Reply
    |     Mar 28, 2023

    Hello,

    We plan on releasing a new version of the PI Interface for Emerson DeltaV Batch during May 2023.
    We plan to re-release all other batch interfaces throughout the span of this year.

  • Masaru
    Reply
    |     Dec 20, 2022

    Ellery Murdock-san

    We are grateful for your support.

    I heard that "Only [PI Envet Frame Generator (PI EFGen)] is compatible with two-byte charactors this time and [PI Interface for Emerson Delta V Batch] does not currently support two-byte charactors".

    We have to receive Batch data (including two-byte characters) from Emerson DeltaV.

    We know the Batch Interface is not yet available in our environment.


    I would appriciate it if you could tell me when [PI Interface for Emerson Delta V Batch] will support two-byte charactors.

  • Masaru
    Reply
    |     Dec 6, 2022

    Ellery Murdock-san

    Thank you for your clear reply.

    we can move forward.

  • Admin
    Ellery Murdock
    Reply
    |     Dec 5, 2022

    Hello -- thank you so much for your interest in supporting Two-Byte languages within the batch framework.


    All Batch Interfaces with versions 5.0.1.20 and above now have basic support for two-byte characters. These interfaces now support two-byte characters in Event Frame names and attribute names. More specifically, we focused on addressing the three issues pointed out in KennethReiss' comment:

    1. Event Frames names can now include two-byte characters

    2. Event Frames with two-byte characters in the name will now be properly opened and closed

    3. Event Frames support AF attributes with two-byte characters in the name



  • Masaru
    Reply
    |     Nov 29, 2022

    KenReiss-san

    Thank you for your comment.

    Since you commented as follows, does it mean that currently "Fixed" is correct, not "Decliend"?

    "This was actually added in the most recent version of EFGen."

    If this issue is currently solved, could you give me information(site link etc) about it?

  • KenReiss
    Reply
    |     Nov 10, 2022

    Ellery Murdock, can you explain why this was Declined? This was actually added in the most recent version of EFGen...

  • Masaru
    Reply
    |     Nov 10, 2022

    Are these issues already fixed?

    Anyone know the release plan?

  • Guest
    Reply
    |     Aug 17, 2022
    Very important for having EFs named with Japanese characters or allowing EF attributes to have Japanese characters in their value. While AF allows EFs to have these characters in their name or attribute values, EFGen will convert the 2-byte characters to single byte characters, thereby changing the name.
  • Guest
    Reply
    |     Aug 17, 2022
    Very important for having EFs named with Japanese characters or allowing EF attributes to have Japanese characters in their value.
  • Guest
    Reply
    |     Aug 17, 2022
    I have heard that OSI planning for a new Q3 EFGen release & it looks like it will fix the three specific issues in this upcoming release. The root of the case is three issues, all related to support for multi-byte characters (specifically Japanese) in EFGen: 1. EFGen does not close Event Frames which have multi-byte characters in the name 2. EFGen does not create EF Attributes when the attribute value has multi-byte characters 3. EFGen does not name Event Frames correctly when the names include multi-byte characters (some characters are misrepresented) Can someone from OSI please confirm this fix and the release date?