Rockwell Automation FactoryTalk Historian SE 3.0 H2H Interface User Guide - Manual (Page 71)

FactoryTalk Historian To Historian Interface User Guide 65
General Interface Operation
.BAT .INI Description
/db=#
Optional
DebugFlags /db=1 : Max debug
/db=2 : Startup processing
/db=3 : Historian Server connections
/db=4 : PI2 security validation
/db=5 : Tag additions, edits, deletions
/db=6 : Data read & writes
/db=7 : Failover
Example: /db=2,4,5
/delayr=#
Optional
Default:
/delayr=0
-- Millisecond time delay between reconnection
attempts to the receiving Historian Server.
Units are in milliseconds. Valid values are
between 0 and 28800000ms (8 hours).
/delays=#
Optional
Default:
/delays=0
-- Millisecond time delay between reconnection
attempts to the source Historian Server. Valid
values are between 0 and 28800000ms (8
hours).
/ec=#
Optional
EventCounter The first instance of the /ec parameter on
the command-line is used to specify a
counter number,
# , for an I/O Rate point.
Range allowed is 1-34 and 51-200. If the # is
not specified, then the default event counter
is 1. Also, if the
/ec parameter is not
specified at all, there is still a default event
counter of 1 associated with the interface. If
there is an I/O Rate point that is associated
with an event counter of 1, each copy of the
interface that is running without
/ec= #explicitly defined will write to the same
I/O Rate point. This means either explicitly
defining an event counter other than 1 for
each copy of the interface or not associating
any I/O Rate points with event counter 1.
Configuration of I/O Rate points is discussed
in the section called
I/O Rate Point .
/f=SS.##
or
/f=SS.##,SS.##
or
/f=HH:MM:SS.##
or
/f=HH:MM:SS.##,
hh:mm:ss.##
Required
--
The /f parameter defines the time period
between scans in terms of hours ( HH ),
minutes ( MM ), seconds ( SS ) and sub-seconds
( ## ). The scans can be scheduled to occur at
discrete moments in time with an optional
time offset specified in terms of hours (
hh ),
minutes ( mm ), seconds ( ss ) and sub-
seconds ( ## ). If HH and MM are omitted, then
the time period that is specified is assumed to
be in seconds.
Each instance of the
/f parameter on the
command-line defines a scan class for the
interface. There is no limit to the number of
scan classes that can be defined. The first
occurrence of the
/f parameter on the
command-line defines the first scan class of