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AVEVA™ Historian

aaTopicInsert

  • Last UpdatedMar 18, 2021
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Inserts an I/O topic.

Syntax

aaTopicInsert StorageNodeKey, IOServerKey, Name, TimeOut, LateData, IdleDuration, ProcessingInterval

where:

Argument

Description

StorageNodeKey

The unique numerical identifier for the storage node. This value is of data type int, with no default.

IOServerKey

The unique numerical identifier for the I/O Server. This value is of data type int, with no default.

Name

The name of the topic. This value is of data type nvarchar(80), with no default.

TimeOut

The time span, in milliseconds, in which a data point must be received on the topic. If no data point is received in this time span, the topic is considered "dead." The historian disconnects and then attempts to reconnect to the topic. This value is of data type int, with a default of 60000.

LateData

Used to enable acquisition of "late" data.

0 = Late data disabled

1 = Late data enabled

This value is of data type bit, with a default of 0.

IdleDuration

The amount of time, in seconds, before data is processed from the I/O Server. For example, if you set this value to 60 seconds, data from this I/O Server is cached and only processed by the storage engine after no more data has been received from the I/O Server for at least 60 seconds. This value is of data type int, with a default of 60.

ProcessingInterval

The amount of time, in seconds, after which late data from the I/O Server is processed, regardless of the idle duration. If the nature of the data is such that the idle duration is never satisfied, the historian storage engine processes data from the topic at least one time every processing interval. The processing interval defaults to twice the idle duration and cannot be set to a value less than the idle duration. This value is of data type int, with a default of 120.

Permission

Execute permission defaults to the aaPowerUsers and aaAdministrators groups.

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