Buffering calculation for PI Adapter

Hi all,

I would like to understand more about buffering, and how to accurately calculate the MaxBufferSizeMB of my data for 1 day.

I have successfully connected to my datasource which is an OPC UA server, added the discovery, queried my data, exported my data to a CSV file, and import it back in through dataselection with PowerShell EdgeCmd. At this stage, assuming that my MaxBufferSizeMB is set to the max at 2147483647, how then do I check when my buffer starts running, and collecting data?

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0 sahilp over 2 years ago

Hi,

The adapter manuals say that buffering only happens if the data stays resident in memory for more than 5 seconds. I think the only way to actually test if the buffer is working or not is to break the network for a period of time
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0 sahilp over 2 years ago

Hi,

The adapter manuals say that buffering only happens if the data stays resident in memory for more than 5 seconds. I think the only way to actually test if the buffer is working or not is to break the network for a period of time
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0 Wayne YAP over 1 year ago in reply to sahilp

Hi Sahilip,
Appreciate the reply. The problem is that my buffer data is increasing even though my system is live, and this should not be the case.
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