We are new to using haystack. As the process of integration of haystack tags is progressing in our project , had a concern about how we can store schedules for a equip or a point. I was unable to find a sample specifying the schedule tag.
We use schedules that is applied and set for the whole week. Are there any examples of how this is done.
Help with this is appreciated.
Thanks, Shilpa
Brian FrankTue 4 Dec 2018
Haystack does not currently define any model for the scheduling itself. However you should model a schedule as a normal tagged point with the sp tag. And we recommend trending/logging the schedule so it can read as a normal historized point via hisRead.
Shilpa BasappaTue 4 Dec 2018
Thanks Brian for replying.
But if i have different SP for different days and I have whole weeks schedule to be associated with a equip, how can i store this and then use this as scheduleref from other equips and points?
Cory MosimanTue 7 May 2019
Hello Shilpa,
Any updates to this? Running across the same questions in a project.
Shilpa Basappa Tue 4 Dec 2018
Hi,
We are new to using haystack. As the process of integration of haystack tags is progressing in our project , had a concern about how we can store schedules for a equip or a point. I was unable to find a sample specifying the schedule tag.
We use schedules that is applied and set for the whole week. Are there any examples of how this is done.
Help with this is appreciated.
Thanks, Shilpa
Brian Frank Tue 4 Dec 2018
Haystack does not currently define any model for the scheduling itself. However you should model a schedule as a normal tagged point with the
sp
tag. And we recommend trending/logging the schedule so it can read as a normal historized point via hisRead.Shilpa Basappa Tue 4 Dec 2018
Thanks Brian for replying.
But if i have different SP for different days and I have whole weeks schedule to be associated with a equip, how can i store this and then use this as scheduleref from other equips and points?
Cory Mosiman Tue 7 May 2019
Hello Shilpa,
Any updates to this? Running across the same questions in a project.