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Proficy Historian Analysis Important Product Information 6.0 SP1 Proficy Historian Analysis Important Product Information 6.0 SP1 New Features CAUTION: If you installed the Proficy Historian Analysis Pre-Release software and want to upgrade your setup to the final release version, you will need to uninstall Proficy Historian Analysis software and reinstall it. Any development work that might have been done using the PRE-RELEASE build is NOT SUPPORTED. The following sections outline the features of the Proficy* Historian Analysis software: Introduction Key Features Features New to 6.0 SP1 Previous Features Not Supported Introduction Proficy Historian Analysis is an integrated product solution from GE that provides a web-based historian client for process engineers to visualize Proficy Historian data and perform analysis on the data to achieve process improvement. Proficy Historian Analysis is designed to be the one view into Proficy Historian, which a process engineer can use to help visualize and troubleshoot the process and thereby make improvements to the process. By viewing the data within trends and within the context of your plant data model, you can determine root causes and turn the data into actionable information. Key Features Proficy Historian Analysis key features include the following: Tag and asset searching Tag analysis tools, including chart and table options Ability to create filters and call the different Historian query modes Create and edit runtime expressions Create and share analysis favorites Visualize, analyze, and collaborate on Proficy Historian and SCADA alarms in detail Create displays in the context of your plant structure Provide access to content based on roles Features New to 6.0 SP1 Proficy Historian Analysis 6.0 SP1 new features include: Asset Replacement Removal - Provides the ability to remove tags that cannot be matched during Asset Replacement. Export Trend Data - Time Aligned on the Action Menu. This provides the ability to export data in a time-aligned tabular format Auto Refresh for Trend Charts Regional Settings section "Alarm" indicators changed to "Alert" indicators. Histograms with normalized distribution New layouts to display analysis elements SCADA alarm acknowledgement integration with CIMPLICITY and iFIX Linking tags to alerts Command Line Interface for a Silent Install Provisioning Tool Command Line Interface Previous Features Not Supported Microsoft® Silverlight® Separate Report tab Asset Default view Chart editing tools including: Foreground/background colors Symbol/marker selection X/Y axes control including color, title, annotations, tick controls Release Notes CAUTION: If you installed the Proficy Historian Analysis Pre-Release software and want to upgrade your setup to the final release version, you will need to uninstall Proficy Historian Analysis software and reinstall it. Any development work that might have been done using the PRE-RELEASE build is NOT SUPPORTED. Installing Proficy Historian Analysis For complete instructions on installing Proficy Historian Analysis, refer to the Proficy Historian Analysis Getting Started Guide. Known Issues Defect # Area Description DE12366 Upgrade After upgrading to 6.0 SP1, the SIM1 entry in the View Installed Updates list will not be removed. <<Details If you have 6.0 SIM1 installed, then after upgrading to 6.0 SP1, the SIM1 entry in the View Installed Updates list of Programs and Features will not be removed. DE10640 Alerts Tab Alert Favorite icon does not appear after alert is acknowledged and cleared <<Details When you create a manual alert and then save it in an Analysis session, the Alert icon appears; however, after acknowledging and clearing the alert, then using the filter to retrieve and expand the alert, the Alert favorite icon no longer appears. DE12065 Apply to All Apply to All highlights arbitrary items. <<Details When you select an item and then click on Apply to All, after this operation completes, the item you selected may no longer be selected and instead an arbitrary item is selected 00370314 Analysis Tab Clicking the browser Back button, creates duplicate editor and tools tabs under the main interface Analysis Tab. <<Details Use of the browser Back arrow button is not supported. 00335758 Analysis Tab No time displays in the Analysis Time Picker. <<Details Entering 00:00:00 in the Time Picker on the Analysis Tab results in no time being displayed in the Time Picker. DE14585 Proficy Not all characters are accepted in Vision passwords. Vision <<Details Logins that do not go through Active Directory may fail if the password contains a character that is not in the Ascii or Extended Ascii character sets. DE15342 Proficy On a single server, if you install the latest version of Proficy Historian Knowledge Center with Historian Enterprise 6.0 SP1 or greater installed, Historian Enterprise will get upgraded to the latest version. <<Details If you have Proficy Historian Enterprise 6.0 SP1 or greater and then you install Proficy Knowledge Center 6.0 SP1 or greater on a single node, the Proficy Knowledge Center install will upgrade your Proficy Historian Enterprise to the latest version. DE16358 Regional Regional settings in languages that read from right-to-left appear in Settings the Day/Time/Year/Month format. <<Details Languages that read from right-to-left, such as Hebrew and Arabic, appear in the Summary and Search results in Day/Time/Year/Month format. 00345129 Analysis Tab Time Picker values cannot be changed using the number keypad. <<Details The values of the Time Picker cannot be changed using the number keypad; they can only be changed with the arrows or with the number keys at the top of the keyboard. 00322345, Provisioning Unable to log into the Provisioning Tool when the password contains 00322930 Tool the '@' symbol. <<Details The Provisioning Tool is not able to log in a user when they have an '@' symbol in their password. Fixed Defects Defect # Area Description DE17085 Proficy Login failing when the password contains certain multi-byte Vision characters <<Details This issue is fixed in version 6.0 SP1 SIM12. 00408710 Proficy Active Directory Groups search failing when the number of groups Vision exceeds the LDAP MaxPageSize policy <<Details This issue is fixed in version 6.0 SP1 SIM12. 00391100 Analysis Asset Replacement dialog should not have a horizontal scrollbar <<Details This issue is fixed in version 6.0 SP1 SIM12. 00390171 Proficy Support for SQL Server 2014 Vision <<Details This issue is fixed in version 6.0 SP1 SIM12. 00304204, Proficy Emails with dash cannot be used when creating users 00363972 Vision <<Details This issue is fixed in version 6.0 SP1 SIM12. 00311658 Proficy Dashboard Display names in Vision cannot contain spaces Vision <<Details This issue is fixed in version 6.0 SP1 SIM12. 00373585 Proficy Drop Zone appears only first time user tries to move a tab Vision <<Details This issue is fixed in version 6.0 SP1 SIM12. 00409024 Alarms Lack of user feedback when acknowledging out of date alarm <<Details This issue is fixed in version 6.0 SP1 SIM12. 00297511 Filtering- In version 5.5, users could filter based on the value of a string tag String Tags (such as CurrentBatch, where the value could be 'Batch01', 'Batch02', etc. This does not work in version 6.0. Also in 5.5, the 'does not equal' condition was available. This is not available in 6.0 <<Details This issue is fixed in version 6.0 SP1. 00299962 Alarms Alarm description can become obscured using Internet Explorer 11. <<Details This issue is fixed in version 6.0 SP1 SIM2. 00300312 Filtering- In version 6.0, the "does not equal" condition does not exist in String Tags filtering. This was an option in version 5.5. <<Details This issue is fixed in version 6.0 SP1. 00300712 Analysis- Edit Color Palette blank in Internet Explorer 11. Chart Editor <<Details This issue is fixed in version 6.0 SP1. 00311172 Chart Expressions are not filtered. Filtering <<Details This issue is fixed in version 6.0 SP1 SIM1. 00311655 Analysis Version 6.0 Unknown error from time frame change. <<Details This issue is fixed in version 6.0 SP1. 00311660 Navigation Entries in the Navigation panel could be cut off when the Analysis Panel panel was extended. <<Details This issue is fixed in version 6.0 SP1 SIM3. 00312778 Print to PDF Using Print to PDF is not printing all the pages. <<Details This issue is fixed in version 6.0 SP1 SIM3. 00317867 Analysis If the Historian Tag name has a ":" in the name, trending throws an error in the Analysis tab. <<Details This issue is fixed in version 6.0 SP1. 00318182 Analysis- Invalid EquipmentID error in adding tags to analysis with custom Send Tags to property class created in Proficy Client. Analysis <<Details This issue is fixed in version 6.0 SP1. 00333797 Alerts Filtering alarms, on the Acknowledged condition alone, gave incorrect results. Filtering alarms correctly required setting both Acknowledged and Cleared conditions in the filter. <<Details This issue is fixed in version 6.0 SP1 SIM3. 00335755 Analysis An incorrect error message (Tag doesn't exist) was displayed when the start and end times for an analysis were set to the same value. <<Details This issue is fixed in version 6.0 SP1 SIM3. 00336143 Analysis Tab Trend plots were not correctly adjusting for daylight savings time. <<Details This issue is fixed in version 6.0 SP1 SIM3. 00336421 Alarms Unable to associate a tag to an alarm when the Historian name contains a domain suffix. <<Details This issue is fixed in version 6.0 SP1 SIM6. 00338182 Alarms The Getting Started Guide should warn users that the Advanced Action Service cannot be installed on the Application Server. <<Details This issue is fixed in version 6.0 SP1 SIM4. 00343618 Analysis Bullet points in an Analysis text area did not show in IE11. <<Details This issue is fixed in version 6.0 SP1 SIM3.
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