Make sure all queued events have been processed

To verify that PI Buffer Subsystem has sent all queued events to Data Archive, use the pibufss –cfg command to view the current buffer sessions.

1. At the command prompt, type pibufss –cfg.

2. In the resulting output, look for the line that starts with total events sent.

   At the end of that line, you should see queued events: 0. This indicates that all events in the buffer queue have been sent to Data Archive.

3. If the number of queued events is greater than 0, and you want the events to be sent to Data Archive, do the following:

   1. In the pibufss –cfg command output, look for the line that begins with a number followed by the server ID, for example:

      1 [YourServerID] state: SendingData, successful connections: 1

   2. Make sure the state is SendingData as shown above. If it is not, check the connection between PI Buffer Subsystem and Data Archive.

      See pibufss buffer session states for more information.

   3. Issue the pibufss -cfg command a few more times until the output shows queued events: 0.

      This indicates that all queued events have been sent to Data Archive. The time required to process all events depends on the number of queued events, network performance, and Data Archive load.