How to write to Canary from Ignition using script
Hi,
I am trying to write to Canary using the following code but it is not being written into and Ignition is also not throwing an error, can somoen help.
Not sure where I am going wrong, I have tried all 4 path formats but to no avail.
historyprovider = "techren 1 solar"
tagprovider = "default"
paths = ["1000/001/NV/0001/PCS/PCS001/INV1/CMB_01/CMB_Wp"]
#paths = ["[Stellar_Test/default:default]1000/001/NV/0001/PCS/PCS001/INV1/CMB_01/CMB_Wp"]
#paths = ["[Stellar_Test/default:default]Stellar_Test/1000/001/NV/0001/PCS/PCS001/INV1/CMB_01/CMB_Wp"]
#paths = ["[Stellar_Test/default:default]Site_Data/1000/001/NV/0001/PCS001/INV1_CMB_01/CMB_Wp"]
values = [245280]
qualities = [192]
ts = system.date.parse("2019-01-01 00:00:00","YYYY-MM-dd HH:mm:ss")
timestamps = [ts]
system.tag.storeTagHistory(historyprovider,tagprovider,paths, values, qualities, timestamps)Thanks in advance
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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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christian. pionke yes,that is correct.
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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, and timestamp are all straightforward.
Are you sure that path exists within "trechen 1 solar"? Your other references use "Stellar_Test" as the history provider. Can you attach a screenshot of the path tree with all the folders laid out?
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christian. pionke
Just to clarify some points.
1. "techren 1 solar" is the name of the Canary collector configured in the Ignition Gateway.
2. "Stellar_Test" is the name of the dataset in canry where the raw tags are being stored to.
3. "Site_Data" is the name of the view in canary.
I am not sure what you mean by path tree but here is a screenshot of the paths in Ignition. The provider will show "Techren-1" because I am accessing it via a remote gateway but I am running the script local to the site gateway so the provider is "default" in the script.
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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, not sure if that's the problem.
The only other thing I can think of is using the "getDate" and "setTime" function to write your timestamp like shown in the Ignition documentation. https://docs.inductiveautomation.com/display/DOC79/system.tag.storeTagHistory
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christian. pionke
Thanks for trying to help, would it be possible to share a sample script of what you used and what Ignition version you used it on?
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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.tag.readBlocking(["[UH]Minute/Minute-"+str(i)])[0].value curHour = system.tag.readBlocking(["[UH]Hour/Hour-"+str(i)])[0].value curDay = system.tag.readBlocking(["[UH]Day/Day-"+str(i)])[0].value curMonth = system.tag.readBlocking(["[UH]Month/Month-"+str(i)])[0].value curYear = system.tag.readBlocking(["[UH]Year/Year-"+str(i)])[0].value dayTimestamp = system.date.getDate(2000+curYear, curMonth, curDay) curTimestamp = system.date.setTime(dayTimestamp, curHour, curMinute, curSecond) curStatus = system.tag.readBlocking(["[UH]Status/Status-"+str(i)])[0].value system.tag.storeTagHistory("billing pc", "UH", ["UH_DateStamp"], [dayTimestamp], [192], [curTimestamp]) system.tag.storeTagHistory("billing pc", "UH", ["UH_TimeStamp"], [curTimestamp], [192], [curTimestamp]) system.tag.storeTagHistory("billing pc", "UH", ["UH_Status"], [curStatus], [192], [curTimestamp]) -
christian. pionke Thanks for sharing, can you clarify what "billing pc" is ? And is "UH_DateStamp" name of the tag?
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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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With the help of IA support I was finally able to get this to work. The "paths" must be the Ignition path, not the path that Canary uses when providing data back to Ignition, which is "[CanaryProvider/default:default]...". And even though we only act as a historical provider, a realtime provider is still needed in the function. Here is the script I ended up using:
historyprovider = "Local Ignition" tagprovider = "Sample" paths = ["Random/RandomInteger2"] values = [8] qualities = [192] date = system.date.getDate(2023, 10, 16) histDate = system.date.setTime(date, 10, 02, 44) dates = [histDate] system.tag.storeTagHistory("Local Ignition",tagprovider,paths,values,qualities,dates)"Local Ignition" is the collector I have configured in my module. "Sample" is the realtime provider, but it doesn't actually exist. The "paths" are those as they appear in the Ignition schema.
I used this as a reference: https://docs.inductiveautomation.com/display/DOC81/system.tag.storeTagHistory
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