Batch & Event Framing for Process Analysis
Content:
Day 1
• Course introduction
• Overview of PI System architecture
• Basic concepts in the S88 standard
• Implementation of the S88 standard within the PI System’s architecture
• Demonstration of tag configuration tools (PI-SMT and PI Point Builder)
• PI Module Database in a batch context
o Using the PI Module Database Editor to create modules, aliases and properties
o Using the PI Module Database Editor to make PI Batch Database queries
• PI BatchView client tool (part 1)
o Visualization of the PI Batch Database architecture
• Automatic detection of batch events and registry creation on the PI Batch Database using the PI Batch Generator interface
o PI Batch configuration
o PI UnitBatch configuration
o PI SubBatch configuration
Day 2
• Automatic detection of batch events and registry creation on the PI Batch Database using the PI Batch Generator interface (continued). Discussion of trigger tag strategies.
• PI BatchView client tool (part 2)
o Using PI BatchView in PI ProcessBook
o Using PI BatchView in PI DataLink
o Advanced topics
• Manual registry entry and removal on the PI Batch Database
Day 3
• Other methods for accessing the PI Batch Database
o Interactively (PI Module Database Editor)
o Programmatically (PI SDK)
• Introduction to the PI Transfer Record Database
o For the storage of material transfer
o For the implementation of genealogy functions
• Stategies for the conversion of PI Batch Subsystem batch to the PI Batch Database
• Entry of historical data into the PI Batch Database
• Introduction to PI Process Templates
• Overview of other PI Batch Database access tools, such as the PI RDBMS interface and the PI OLEDB driver.
Prerequisites:
• PI System Manager I – Essential Skills course (or equivalent experience)
Day 1
• Course introduction
• Overview of PI System architecture
• Basic concepts in the S88 standard
• Implementation of the S88 standard within the PI System’s architecture
• Demonstration of tag configuration tools (PI-SMT and PI Point Builder)
• PI Module Database in a batch context
o Using the PI Module Database Editor to create modules, aliases and properties
o Using the PI Module Database Editor to make PI Batch Database queries
• PI BatchView client tool (part 1)
o Visualization of the PI Batch Database architecture
• Automatic detection of batch events and registry creation on the PI Batch Database using the PI Batch Generator interface
o PI Batch configuration
o PI UnitBatch configuration
o PI SubBatch configuration
Day 2
• Automatic detection of batch events and registry creation on the PI Batch Database using the PI Batch Generator interface (continued). Discussion of trigger tag strategies.
• PI BatchView client tool (part 2)
o Using PI BatchView in PI ProcessBook
o Using PI BatchView in PI DataLink
o Advanced topics
• Manual registry entry and removal on the PI Batch Database
Day 3
• Other methods for accessing the PI Batch Database
o Interactively (PI Module Database Editor)
o Programmatically (PI SDK)
• Introduction to the PI Transfer Record Database
o For the storage of material transfer
o For the implementation of genealogy functions
• Stategies for the conversion of PI Batch Subsystem batch to the PI Batch Database
• Entry of historical data into the PI Batch Database
• Introduction to PI Process Templates
• Overview of other PI Batch Database access tools, such as the PI RDBMS interface and the PI OLEDB driver.
Prerequisites:
• PI System Manager I – Essential Skills course (or equivalent experience)