Attribute tab PI Template Row Edit
- Last UpdatedApr 24, 2025
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The Attribute tab in the PI Template Row Edit dialog box is used to set up the advanced properties of the record such as access permission, compression specifications, exception reporting, and archive specifications.

Fields on the Attribute tab of the PI Template Row Edit dialog box
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Description |
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Point attributes owner |
Enter the user name to be assigned to own the point attributes. This can be the same as the Data owner and by default is the creator of the point. |
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Group point attribute owner |
Enter the group name to be assigned to own the point attributes. |
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Point Read/Write Access |
Enter the point attribute access permissions for owner, group, and world. For example: o:rw g:r w: (owner can write and everyone can read.) |
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Data owner |
Enter the user name to be assigned to own the data. This can be the same of the Point attributes owner and by default is the creator of the point. |
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Group data owner |
Enter the group name to be assigned to own the data. |
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Data Read/Write Access |
Enter the data access permissions for owner, group, and world. For example: o:rw g:r w: (owner can write and everyone can read.) |
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Enable compression |
A Boolean value: Select checkbox (1) to enable compression or clear checkbox (2) to disable compression. |
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Compression deviation value |
An event is archived in two circumstances:
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Compression time maximum |
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Compression time minimum |
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Exception deviation amount |
An exception is sent in two circumstances:
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Exception time maximum |
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Exception time minimum |
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Enable archiving |
A Boolean value: Select checkbox (1) to enable archiving or clear checkbox (2) to disable archiving. |
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Step interpolation |
A Boolean value: Select checkbox (1) to treat archived values discretely; an archived value is assumed constant until the next archived value. Clear checkbox (2) to treat archived values as a continuous signal; adjacent archived values are linearly interpolated. For example:
Note: Stepflag also affects the compression calculation. When on, a linear change of value greater or equal to compdev passes compression. When off, the complete swinging-door algorithm is applied. |