Please help with hisRead error. Tried various different uri paths, the path in my example is used from doing a /read?filter=site
Boiler_Chiller = Device Name where "equip" resides. HW_Supply_Temp = history from station. @S.Site_Name = not actually site name simply omitting the actual name for security.
uri path http://169.254.35.37/haystack/[email protected]_Name.Boiler_Chiller.HW_Supply_Temp&range=today
Think I figured it out. I added the tz tag to two of the points and those worked, the remaining points that do not have the tz tag do not work. Is this always the case, that each point ext should have the tz tag?
Mike JarmyMon 19 Jan 2015
Yeah, if the point has a his tag, then it needs to have a tz tag too, so that the system will know which timezone the data is collected in:
NHaystack will add the tz tag for you, if it can find a history that goes with the point. In this case it appears that maybe there is no history for the point?
There is a discussion in the nhaystack documentation about how all that is supposed to work.
Brandon Fowler Mon 19 Jan 2015
Please help with hisRead error. Tried various different uri paths, the path in my example is used from doing a /read?filter=site
Boiler_Chiller = Device Name where "equip" resides. HW_Supply_Temp = history from station. @S.Site_Name = not actually site name simply omitting the actual name for security.
uri path
http://169.254.35.37/haystack/[email protected]_Name.Boiler_Chiller.HW_Supply_Temp&range=today
ver:"2.0" dis:"org.projecthaystack.UnknownNameException: Rec missing or invalid
tz
tag: Site_Name Boiler_Chiller Boiler_Chiller HW_Supply_Temp" err errTrace:Best, Brandon
Brandon Fowler Mon 19 Jan 2015
Think I figured it out. I added the tz tag to two of the points and those worked, the remaining points that do not have the tz tag do not work. Is this always the case, that each point ext should have the tz tag?
Mike Jarmy Mon 19 Jan 2015
Yeah, if the point has a
his
tag, then it needs to have atz
tag too, so that the system will know which timezone the data is collected in:http://project-haystack.org/tag/his
NHaystack will add the tz tag for you, if it can find a history that goes with the point. In this case it appears that maybe there is no history for the point?
There is a discussion in the nhaystack documentation about how all that is supposed to work.