PI to CONNECT release history
- Last UpdatedDec 05, 2025
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2.4.2520 release: 04/17/2025
Overview
Version 2.4.2520, released April 17, 2025, is a maintenance release with several fixes and one enhancement.
For a full list of changes in this release, please reference Fixes and Enhancements below.
For more information on product features and functions, including system requirements and installation/uninstallation instructions, refer to PI to CONNECT Agent documentation.
Enhancements
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Description |
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116010 |
ClearChangeTablesDays can now be set in the agent configuration file appsettings.json under PIAssetFrameworkServerNames. This new setting corresponds to the ClearChangeTables setting that can be configured in C:\Program Files\PIPC\AF\AFService.exe.config. By default, both ClearChangeTablesDays (in appsettings.json) and ClearChangeTables (in AFService.exe.config) are 7 days. If the user updates ClearChangeTables, users can now manually adjust ClearChangeTablesDays to be the same. Keeping them in synch does not change agent behavior other than messaging. For example, if the user changes ClearChangeTables to 1, then the user can also change ClearChangeTablesDays to 1 so that the agent will log a warning message in the event that the agent cannot retrieve change notifications for AF Elements for more than 1 day, indicating that some AF Element changes may be missing from the transfer. |
Fixes
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Work Item |
Description |
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116301 |
When performing data recovery (called Streaming Backfilling), the agent would transfer the same data multiple times, provided that the recovery period spanned multiple archives. For example, if the streaming backfill period had spanned 3 archives, the agent would send data for the first archive 3 times, the second archive 2 times, and so on. If the agent fell too many archives behind, it would never recover. This problem was more likely to occur when the agent encountered periodic disconnections from Data Archive combined with frequent archive shifts (1 per day) and high data rates (100K/sec). This problem has been fixed. |
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117894 |
Connectivity issues to Data Archive during the historical transfer step could result in data loss during the transfer. Customers who were affected by this problem noticed that the transfer progress appeared to be stuck on a particular archive. Eventually, the current activity of the agent transitioned to "Streaming only", indicating that the historical transfer step was complete, but the progress continued to indicate that the agent was still "processing archive x of y". When examining the actual data that was transferred to CONNECT, the customer might notice that most streams have all data transferred, as only a handful of streams would be affected over narrow time windows. This is because the same connectivity issues that caused the data loss also caused the built-in retry mechanisms of the agent to kick in shortly after the connectivity problems occurred. This problem has been fixed. |
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115912 |
The transfer could stop with an "Uncategorized Error" if error -11106 (Failed to lock archive-cache point) occurred while trying to get the archive file list Data Archive. This problem is fixed. |
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118022 |
Elements with templates would fail to be transferred when the description on an attribute was different than the description on its corresponding attribute template. This problem was due to a restriction in the assets service in CONNECT data services that required that the descriptions on assets and asset types must be the same, apart from the description on the resource itself. For example, the asset would be successfully created if merely the asset description was different than the description on the asset type, but if an asset metadata item had a description that differed from the corresponding description on its asset type, the asset would fail to be created. This same limitation applied to stream references and their corresponding type references. This problem is now fixed in CONNECT data services. |
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2.4.2520 |
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2.3.2349 release: 02/03/2025
Overview
Version 2.3.2349, released February 3, 2025, is a maintenance release with several fixes, including rebranding to from “PI to Data Hub” to “PI to CONNECT”. However, to maintain backward compatibility, the agent executable itself remains PIToDataHubAgent so that upgrades from previous versions will continue to work without any configuration changes needed by the user.
For a full list of changes in this release, please reference Fixes and Enhancements below.
For more information on product features and functions, including system requirements and installation/uninstallation instructions, refer to PI to CONNECT Agents documentation.
Enhancements
The agent has been rebranded from PI to Data Hub to PI to CONNECT.
Fixes
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Work Item |
Description |
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71702 |
The PI to CONNECT Agent now supports legacy Data Archive server IDs originating from Data Archive version 3.4.370 or earlier. Previously, the agent would exit when configuring a transfer against a Data Archive with a unique ID in the old format. The old format is now converted into a GUID in the same manner that the AFSDK converts a legacy ID into a GUID. |
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111198 |
The agent would terminate unexpectedly when PI Update Manager is unresponsive during data recovery operations. For example, if the agent receives a data loss notification from PI Update Manager, the agent will restart the transfer to backfill any data that may have been lost. When stopping the transfer, if the agent received a "[-10722] PINET: Timeout on PI RPC or System Call" from the Update Manager when removing a signup, that error is not properly handled and would result in the agent terminating. This problem has been fixed. |
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112269 |
An active PI to CONNECT transfer would stop, requiring manual intervention to restart the transfer, if error -10007 "Bad or Null Pointer" was returned when getting an archive list from the Data Archive server. This error can occur at any stage of the transfer (whether the historical step is active or not) when archives are being unregistered on Data Archive. This problem is likely to occur when archive files are unregistered on a regular basis. This problem has been fixed. |
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113002 |
After the PI to CONNECT Configuration Utility connects to CONNECT data services, the user is presented with a list of namespaces in a dropdown. Prior to this fix, the entries in the list would correspond to the namespace description instead of the namespace name. For most users this would not cause confusion because the name and description are the same by default. However, if a user renames folders in CONNECT, only the namespace name gets renamed. In this release, the namespace name is displayed instead of the description. |
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113303 |
After a silent installation of the PI to CONNECT Agent, the configuration utility would exit unexpectedly the next time it was launched. This was because the silent installation did not include an AlternateDisplayName in the appsetting.json for the Data Archive or AF server. This problem has been fixed. |
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113925 |
The transfer would stop unexpectedly when no archives are registered corresponding
to the time range of the historical transfer step. The probability of this happening
would increase significantly when the historical transfer step was complete and when
a customer was doing archive maintenance, such as unregistering and moving archives
to a separate disk. Event ID 90 would appear in the PI to CONNECT Event Viewer log, with the following message text: This problem has been fixed. |
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114506 |
When CONNECT data services was unresponsive for over 10 minutes and when streaming updates had filled an internal agent queue, the transfer would stop, and an uncategorized error would be reported in the cloud, requiring manual intervention to restart the transfer. This problem has been fixed. |
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2.3.2349 |
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2.2.1567 release: 11/07/2024
Overview
Version 2.2.2174, released November 7, 2024, is a maintenance release.
This release enhances how the PI to Data Hub Agent transfers AF elements and AF element templates to the cloud. Specifically, this release contains the following two enhancements:
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When an AF element template is transferred to the cloud, the asset type that is created or updated in CONNECT data services now includes both type references and metadata. Prior to this release, the resultant asset type would contain only metadata.
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Users can now edit assets and asset types that have been transferred to the cloud, while the agent continues to transfer subsequent changes to these same AF elements and AF element templates. Prior to this release, any user edits made to assets and asset types would be removed the next time the corresponding AF element or AF element template was edited in the on-premises AF database.
These enhancements enable full support of expected features in CONNECT visualization. Type references are used for asset relative displays for assets of the same asset type, and the preservation of user edits is expected to help fine-tune these displays.
For a full list of changes in this release, please reference Fixes and Enhancements below.
For more information on product features and functions, including system requirements and installation/uninstallation instructions, refer to PI to CONNECT Agents documentation.
Enhancements
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Work Item |
Description |
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111668 |
When transferring AF element templates to CONNECT data services both dynamic and static AF attributes are now included in the transfer, allowing both type references and metadata, respectively, to be included in the resultant asset type. Previously only static AF attributes were included in the transfer, which resulted in asset types that included only static metadata values. |
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111398 |
Support was added to the PI to Data Hub Agent service to enable asset/asset type PATCH operations. This enhancement allows a user to edit asset and asset types in CONNECT data services without losing their edits when the corresponding AF elements or AF element templates are re-transferred because of on-premises changes to the AF database. This means that on-premises changes will continue to be synchronized while also preserving additional independent changes that are applied in CONNECT data services. |
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105315 |
The streaming step can stop due to an unexpected exception. These unexpected exceptions cause the transfer to stop and will not restart automatically. In this release, additional log messages were added to track down the source of these errors. |
Fixes
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Work Item |
Description |
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110973 |
If a user enabled verbose logging for PI points or AF elements in the CONNECT data services portal, the agent would continue logging verbose messages for these points/elements even after disabling verbose logging in the portal, until the original expiration date that was set for verbose logging expires. This problem has been fixed. Disabling verbose logging in the portal now causes verbose logging to stop immediately. |
Known issue when upgrading to 2.2.2174
After upgrading the PI to Data Hub Agent to version 2.2.2174, it may fail to connect to PI Data Archive 2023 and greater when TLS is enabled on the Data Archive server and the PI to Data Hub agent computer does not trust the Data Archive certificate. If you are affected by this problem, the agent will report the error "The certificate chain was issued by an authority that is not trusted" in the PI to Data Hub Agent Windows Event Viewer log. Testing the connection with the PI to Data Hub Configuration Utility also fails with this same error.
This error will occur when the following conditions are met:
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The PI to Data Hub Agent is on a remote computer from Data Archive
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The PI Data Archive is version 2023 or later
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TLS is configured for PI Data Archive 2023
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The TLS certificate configured for the Data Archive is not trusted on the agent computer. This can occur if a self-signed certificate was used to configure TLS for Data Archive, which is not recommended in production environments. It may also occur if an AVEVA Platform Common Service SMS-generated certificate is utilized by the Data Archive but the root authority established by SMS is not present on the agent computer.
To address this issue, the certificate used by the Data Archive must be trusted on the agent computer. More information about troubleshooting the certificate can be found in the knowledge base article "The certificate chain was issued by an authority that is not trusted." | Data Archive and Asset Framework 2023.
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2.2.2174 |
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2.2.1567 release: 01/17/2024
Overview
This release covers the PI to Data Hub Agent, a component that is installed on-premises to replicate data, assets, and licensed PI Point counts from PI System to CONNECT data services. Version 2.2.1567, released January 17, 2024, fixes a problem related to overcharging Flex credits for AVEVA PI Data Infrastructure – aggregate tag.
Although PI to Data Hub Agent Version 2.2.1567 is an optional upgrade, you should upgrade to this version if your agent connects to Data Archive 2023 or greater.
For more information on product features and functions, including system requirements and installation/uninstallation instructions, refer to PI to CONNECT Agents documentation.
Enhancements
There are no enhancements in this release.
Fixes
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Work Item |
Description |
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100961 |
In some cases, the license file for a PI Data Infrastructure – aggregate tag unlimited server included 16 additional PI tags. The agent update accounts for that difference and will now consider a license with MaxPointCount greater than or equal to 999,999,999 tags as unlimited and report the actual tags created, not the MaxPointCount as tags used. |
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2.2.1567 |
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2.2.1539 release: 12/11/2023
Overview
This release covers the PI to Data Hub Agent, a component that is installed on-premises to replicate data, assets, and licensed PI Point counts from PI System to CONNECT data services. Version 2.2.1539, released December 11th, 2023, fixes several bugs and has performance improvements.
Customers who are upgrading to this version should be aware of a behavior change (item 96143 under Fixes). After upgrading, your agent may connect via Windows Authentication rather than a PI trust. Although this behavior change is desirable—Windows Authentication is the more secure option—it is possible that your agent will now connect to Data Archive with a PI identity that does not have permission to read the data in your transfer. The expectation is that few, if any, customers will be adversely affected.
Customers upgrading to this version should also consider changing OperationTimeout to 300 in C:\ProgramData\OSIsoft\PIToOCS\appsettings.json (item 97181 under Enhancements).
Although PI to Data Hub Agent Version 2.2.1539 is an optional upgrade, it is highly recommended for all customers. A summary of the most important fixes and enhancements are highlighted in the list below. For a full list of changes, see the sections Enhancements and Fixes below.
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If your agent connects to Data Archive 2023 or greater, upgrade to this version. This release contains a fix (item 97857 under Fixes), where certain license files are now correctly identified as unlimited. Correct identification of the license is essential for the new licensing model, AVEVA PI Data Infrastructure – aggregate tag. More information on this feature can be found in the PI to CONNECT release history.
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If you are seeing performance issues (slow transfers), upgrade to this version. This release contains performance improvements (item 97168 under Enhancements). For example, in a transfer where the agent was in eastern United States and the CONNECT data services namespace in western United States, there would be enough latency between agent and cloud (~100 milliseconds) to cause significant slowdowns, especially when a large number of string or digital PI Points were included in the transfer or when there were a large number of PI Points in the transfer with a small number of events per archive.
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If you are seeing data gaps or issues with their transfer appearing “stuck”, upgrade to this version. Specifically, this release contains the following Fixes: 74686 (fix transfer progress), 99974 (agent should retry forever when errors are retriable).
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If you are seeing data inconsistencies between Data Archive and CONNECT data services, upgrade to this version. Specifically, this release contains the following Fixes: 95557 (fix for range delete with backfill).
For more information on product features and functions, including system requirements and installation/uninstallation instructions, refer to PI to CONNECT Agents documentation.
Enhancements
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Work Item |
Description |
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97181 |
The default operation timeout for the agent has been increased from 30 seconds to 300 seconds (5 minutes). The default was changed because Data Archive RPCs typically have timeouts of 270 seconds (4 minutes and 30 seconds). The mismatch in timeouts lead to cascading problems and data loss. The new default takes effect only for new installations and must be manually applied for upgrades. Customers upgrading to this version should consider changing OperationTimeout to 300 in C:\ProgramData\OSIsoft\PIToOCS\appsettings.json to avoid putting unnecessary load on Data Archive when timeouts occur. |
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97168 |
When sending historical data to the cloud, messages are now batched together. This significantly improves performance under some conditions. The biggest improvements are seen when there is high latency between agent and cloud (such as a transfer from an agent in eastern US to a namespace in western US) and when a large number of string or digital PI Points are being transferred. |
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97704 |
Added a log message that reports the breakdown of the PI points included in the transfer by point type. |
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97705 |
Added a new appsetting.json setting, HistoricalReadTaskCount, to allow the preferred number of Data Archive read threads to be configured. Typically, this value should not be changed except when advised by technical support. |
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97706 |
Changed the behavior of an existing appsetting.json setting, HistoricalSendTaskCount, so that it can be increased to at least 12, regardless of processor count. This setting can be used to increase the parallelization of sends to the cloud, possibly improving performance in high-latency scenarios, such as transferring data from an agent in eastern US to a namespace in western US. The benefits of increasing HistoricalSendTaskCount should be weighed against the increased likelihood of sending data out of order to the cloud. Typically, this value should not be changed, except when advised by technical support. |
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97195 |
Added extra logging around the "transport message too large" errors so that root cause can be determined from the log message. Example error: Transport message too large to persist in Event Hub and will not be sent! Actual: 253075 Max: '235929'. |
Fixes
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Work Item |
Description |
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97857 |
Treat license count of 999,999,999 as an unlimited license for purposes of charging Flex credits for AVEVA PI Data Infrastructure – aggregate tag PI Servers. |
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97183 |
The agent now caps the maximum events per query to 150,000 events when timeouts occur or errors occur that might indicate that Data Archive is busy. Previously, capping the events to 150,000 was done only when ArcMaxCollect was exceeded (error-11091). The new behavior is to cap requests at 150,000 events when the following occur:
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74686 |
The transfer could appear to get "stuck" during the Historical transfer step. For example, if there were 10 archives in the transfer, the progress reported in the CONNECT data services portal could indicate, indefinitely, that archive 9 of 10 was being transferred. Although this was only an issue with the progress report, this problem, combined with item 99974 below, would make it appear that the agent was still attempting to fill data gaps when, in actuality, the historical portion of the transfer was already complete. |
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99974 |
During the historical transfer step, data gaps could occur if there were communication problems with Data Archive that lasted longer than 5 minutes. This problem has been fixed. The agent now retries indefinitely when retriable errors occur. |
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78720 |
If Data Archive was shut down during agent registration, the agent would stop unexpectedly. This problem has been fixed. |
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98497 |
When messages with event IDs of 43 and 122 appeared in the event log, the agent could get into a bad state and consume all memory on the computer. The memory growth problem has been mitigated. The agent will now log an error message and move on to the next message in the queue. |
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95557 |
Extra values or incorrect values can be sent by the PI to Data Hub Agent after a range delete operation followed by a backfill. This operation is common in AF Analytics when recalculating analyses. The incorrect value problem has been fixed in the agent. Note, however, that there will still be some cases in which extra values appear in the cloud, though these extra values within the compression deviation tolerance. This work item only addresses agent side fixes for range delete. There was a separate bug fix on the cloud side, as described by work item 2824330. Specifically, the cloud service was not processing range delete or individual delete events in the order sent by the agent. Both of these problems are now fixed. |
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98282 |
When starting a transfer, a transfer job can fail to start if the transfer job status is requested from the cloud service before all steps are added to the transfer. This bug could affect the startup phase of any transfer. This problem has been fixed. |
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97194 |
Fixed thread safety issue when reporting agent progress. The error was reported in the log was: "System.InvalidOperationException: Collection was modified; enumeration operation may not execute." |
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97167 |
Transfer edits could cause a very large number of time ranges to be resent to CONNECT data services. This problem has been fixed. |
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96143 |
Windows Authentication is now favored over PI trusts for connections to Data Archive. The authentication order was reversed in all previous versions (2.2.1163 and earlier), where the agent would first try to connect using a PI trust (less secure) before trying to connect using Windows security (more secure). |
Security information and guidance
We are committed to releasing secure products. This section is intended to provide relevant security-related information to guide your installation or upgrade decision.
We proactively disclose aggregate information about the number and severity of security vulnerabilities addressed in each release. The tables below provide an overview of security issues addressed and their relative severity based on standard scoring.
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2.2.1539 |
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2.2.1163 release: 06/29/2023
Overview
This release covers the PI to Data Hub Agent, a component that is installed on-premises to replicate data, assets, and licensed PI point counts from PI System to CONNECT data services.
Version 2.2.1163, released 06/29/2023, is a feature release adding the capability to send the count of created or licensed PI tags to CONNECT through CONNECT data services, which enables customers to take advantage of a new licensing model of AVEVA PI Data Infrastructure – aggregate tag. With this new licensing option, customers no longer need to worry about accurately estimating the count of PI tags needed at every PI Server installation. Instead, they can purchase PI tags in aggregate and be able to use more than the committed number of aggregate tags across any number of deployed PI Servers. PI to Data Hub Agent is required with every PI Server that is part of the aggregate tag model. The aggregate tag model is offered at three tiers of small (100,000 tags), medium (250,000 tags), and large (500,000 tags). These sizes denote the minimum number of aggregate tags to which a customer commits. At any time, the aggregate PI Server tag count may surpass this minimum number, and the customer will be able to pay for the additional tags on a daily rate.
This is also the first release where the PI to Data Hub Agent is available as a feature in the PI Server installation kit. On a new installation, when a user selects the Data Archive server role, the agent feature will also be selected by default. Adding the agent to the PI Server installation kit is part of a larger effort to support hybrid deployments of PI System, with the goal of enabling seamless integration between PI System and CONNECT data services. With this release, customers can configure transfers of on-premises data immediately after installing PI Server.
The PI to Data Hub Agent will also remain available as a separate download from the CONNECT data services portal.
Note: PI to Data Hub Agent Version 2.2.1163 is an optional upgrade for existing PI to Data Hub users.
For more information on product features and functions, including system requirements and installation/uninstallation instructions, refer to PI to CONNECT Agents documentation.
Enhancements
The following features were added:
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For customers who are on AVEVA PI Data Infrastructure - aggregate tag, the PI to Data Hub Agent now sends license usage information to CONNECT data services. If the Data Archive has a license file corresponding to the aggregate PI point model, then the actual PI point count of the Data Archive will be sent to CONNECT data services. If Data Archive has a traditional PI point count limit, then the maximum PI point count associated with the license will be sent as the usage information. For customers on SRP or AVEVA PI Data Infrastructure (without aggregate tag), license usage information is discarded and not stored in the cloud.
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For a new installation of the PI to Data Hub Agent, the initial connection and registration to CONNECT data services has been moved from the PI to Data Hub Agent installation kit into the PI to Data Hub Agent Configuration Utility. This change facilitates a consistent post-installation user experience whether the agent is installed with the PI Server installation kit or the standalone installer.
Fixes
There were no fixes in this release.
Security information and guidance
We are committed to releasing secure products. This section is intended to provide relevant security-related information to guide your installation or upgrade decision.
We proactively disclose aggregate information about the number and severity of security vulnerabilities addressed in each release. The tables below provide an overview of security issues addressed and their relative severity based on standard scoring.
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2.2.1163 |
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2.1.0 release: 11/14/2022
Overview
This release covers the PI to Data Hub Agent, a component that is installed on-premises to replicate data and assets from the PI System to CONNECT data services. Version 2.1, released 11/14/2022, is a feature release addressing change synchronization.
Note: PI to Data Hub Agent Version 2.1 is a required upgrade for existing PI to Data Hub users. Failure to upgrade will result in loss of ability to configure an AF Server for the PI to Data Hub Agent.
For more information on product features and functions, including system requirements and installation/uninstallation instructions, refer to PI to CONNECT Agents documentation.
Enhancements
The following features were added:
Change synchronization
PI to Data Hub now supports change synchronization. If you make a configuration change on your PI System to an item that is part of a transfer, PI to Data Hub will automatically detect and replicate this change to CONNECT data services.
Examples include:
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Changing a PI Point Name
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Changing a PI Point Attribute
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Changing an AF Element Name
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Changing an AF Element Attribute Name
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Changing a PI Point Reference in an AF Attribute
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Adding a PI Point Reference in an AF Element that is part of the transfer.
PI to Data Hub will also replicate changes in data in your PI Server. If you edit archived events in the Data Archive, and that event is part of a PI to Data Hub Transfer, the agent will replicate that change to CONNECT data services.
Note: The PI to Data Hub Agent and transfer must be running to detect and replicate changes.
Fixes
The following items were resolved:
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PI to Data Hub Agent 2.0 sometimes stopped allowing transfer edits. This has been fixed.
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PI to Data Hub Agent 2.0 sometimes did not allow the user to configure an AF Server. This has been fixed.
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If a transfer is creating a large number of streams, and the user decided to remove the transfer, PI to Data Hub would continue creating the streams. This has been fixed.
Known issues
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Query search results that contain a very large number of PI points (> 1 million) will generate an exception error and may not be processed.
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The AF Server must have a default Data Archive server specified for PI to Data Hub to operate properly.
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Streams with AF elements and referenced PI points are not deleted even when the Automatically remove Streams and Assets option has been selected; this exception includes instances of assets not created for AF elements due to errors (for example, attribute errors).
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Configuring two transfers in the same namespace where the transfers references the same AF element(s) results in the asset properties of one transfer overridden/replaced by the second transfer.
Security information and guidance
AVEVA is committed to releasing secure products. This section is intended to provide relevant security-related information to guide your installation or upgrade decision.
AVEVA proactively discloses aggregate information about the number and severity of security vulnerabilities addressed in each release. The tables below provide an overview of security issues addressed and their relative severity based on standard scoring.
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