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Getting data from the OPCQualityMap table

  • Last UpdatedMar 20, 2025
  • 1 minute read

In general, an OPC quality has 16 significant bits. The lower 8 bits contain the quality as described in the table, while the upper 8 bits hold server-specific information. To ensure correct results, it is important to consider only the lower 8 bits in a query or join involving the OPCQualityMap table.

For example:

SELECT h.DateTime, h.TagName, h.Value, o.Description FROM History h

INNER JOIN OPCQualityMap o

ON (h.OPCQuality & 255) = o.OPCQuality

WHERE TagName in (…)

AND …

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