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Re: How to write to Canary from Ignition using script
@derrickdvdsn Sure! "billing pc" is the Canary collector in the Ignition gateway. UH_DateStamp is the tag name in Canary within the UH dataset.
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Re: How to write to Canary from Ignition using script
@derrickdvdsn Can't remember which version, but here's a bit of the code I wrote. for i in range(1,290): curSecond = system.tag.readBlocking(["[UH]Second/Second-"+str(i)])[0].value curMinute = system.…
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Re: How to write to Canary from Ignition using script
@derrickdvdsn I think this might be a little beyond me, your Ignition configuration is more advanced than I have used before. It looks like your PCS001 has a "tag" icon,…
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Re: How to write to Canary from Ignition using script
@derrickdvdsn I thought it was an issue with compression, but now I can see that's not what is going on here. The path does look like the only thing that could be wrong, the value, quality,…
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Re: How to write to Canary from Ignition using script
Hey @derrickdvdsn , It looks like you are storing everything at the static timestamp "2019-01-01 00:00:00", is that correct?
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Inconsistent Vector Size When Writing Historical Data

Hey Guys, I'm fairly new to Canary, and I'm struggling to understand how Vectors work. The only documentation I found says the Vector size should be based on data type.…
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