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AVEVA™ Operations Management Interface

Find a source tag or replicated tag

  • Last UpdatedJul 16, 2024
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You can select a source tag or replicated tag from the Tag Picker to find the corresponding replicated or source tag.

To find a source tag or replicated tag

  1. Select a tag in the Tag Picker.

  2. If the selected tag is a source tag, do the following:

    • In the Tags pane, right-click the selected tag, point to Find - replicated tag, and then click the tag that you want to find.

      The application navigates within the Tag Picker to find the corresponding replicated tag.

  3. If the selected tag is a replicated tag, do the following:

    • In the Tags pane, right-click the selected tag, and then click Find - source tag.

      The application navigates within the Tag Picker to find the corresponding source tag.

The Find command is not available if:

  • Multiple tags are selected in the Tag Picker.

  • A normal tag that is neither a source tag nor a replicated tag is selected in the Tag Picker.

    Note: You cannot execute the Find command if a source tag is deleted but its replication configuration still exists in the Historian.

The replicated tags are not listed in the context menu if:

  • The replicated tags are not committed in the Historian.

  • The replication schedule is removed from the Historian. For example, you are connected to an Historian 10.0 server and you create a tag called ‘MyTag’. ‘MyTag’ is replicated as a simple tag called ‘MyServer.MyTag’. When you execute the Find - replicated tag command, the ‘MyServer.MyTag’ tag is shown. When you execute the Find - source tag command, the ‘MyTag’ tag is shown. At this instance, if the replication link between ‘MyTag’ and ‘MyServer.MyTag’ is removed and if you execute the Find - replicated tag command, the ‘MyServer.MyTag’ tag is not shown in the list of replicated tags. However, if you execute the Find - source tag command, the ‘MyTag’ tag is shown as ‘MyTag’. If ‘MyServer.MyTag’ is the only replicated tag, ‘MyTag’ is considered as a normal tag.

    The above scenario holds true if the entire replication schedule is removed in the Historian. If only one replication is removed, the list shows the remaining replicated tags.

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