What's the best way to copy historical data from one PIPoint to another (on the same archive)?

gmalek 2 months ago

This could be doable with a custom program, but are there any out of the box tools for this, such as a command-line utility? Since both PI Points are on the same archive, I figured PI-to-PI would be out of the question.

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JamesDevine 2 months ago +1

@gmalek I personally would use a PowerShell script to accomplish this. Here it is: <# This script gets the timestamps and values from a source tag and writes them to a destination tag. Useful in cases…
Omer Muhammad 1 month ago +1

Rick_Davin_3.0 The copy paste method is fairly easy one, however pasting didn't work in archive editor window (may be missed something). gmalek there is another option, using datalink, export the compressed…

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0 Omer Muhammad 1 month ago

Rick_Davin_3.0 The copy paste method is fairly easy one, however pasting didn't work in archive editor window (may be missed something).
gmalek there is another option, using datalink, export the compressed values of original tag into CSV file and back fill to new tag using PI piconfig script.
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0 Omer Muhammad 1 month ago

Rick_Davin_3.0 The copy paste method is fairly easy one, however pasting didn't work in archive editor window (may be missed something).
gmalek there is another option, using datalink, export the compressed values of original tag into CSV file and back fill to new tag using PI piconfig script.
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