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AVEVA™ Plant SCADA

Driver Statistics

  • Last UpdatedAug 04, 2025
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You can use the following driver statistic counters to help you debug the OFSOPC driver. These statistics can be viewed within the Plant SCADA Kernel using the Page Driver command and then by pressing the 'v' key to select verbose mode.

See the topic Runtime > Debug Runtime > The Kernel > Kernel Commands > Page Driver in the main Plant SCADA help for more information.

Statistic

Description

Total Tags

Number of tags added to the OFSOPC driver, this might include the virtual tags.

# Uncertain Reads

The number of reads that cannot be completed immediately due to a stale cache value. When a tag is read that has uncertain quality, it will trigger item activation on the OFS server, allowing diagnosis of the tag status.

# OPC Item Updates

Number of items updated from OFS server via OnDataChange event.

# Read Unsuccessful

Number of unsuccessful ReadDCBs.

# Writes Unsuccessful

Number of unsuccessful WriteDCBs.

Pending DCB Size

Number of DCB not replied.

Pending Tasks

Number of tasks requested by the front-end and not served by the back-end driver.

Pending Write Tasks

Number of WriteDCBs not replied.

Completed Tasks

Number of tasks completed in the back-end.

Configured OPC Items

Number of OPC items added to the OFS server.

Bad OPC Items

Number of OPC items add to the OFS server unsuccessful.

Inactive Items

Number of deactivated OPC items (representing a total of the inactive items in groups 1, 2 and 3).

Temp Group Items

Number of items assigned to OPC temporary group. (This is the internal group used by the OFSOPC driver to hold temporary subscriptions.)

Group1 Items

Number of items assigned to OPC group 1.

Group2 Items

Number of items assigned to OPC group 2.

Group3 Items

Number of items assigned to OPC group 3.

Push Data Items

Number of items assigned to OPC push-data group. An item is considered a push-data item if its address is defined within the configured push-data address range.

Batch Write Units

Number of units that are currently have BatchWrite on mode.

Batch Write Items

Numbers of WriteDCBs in batch-write mode.

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