Re: [foxboro] Legacy Historian connectivity?

AIM*Datalink is the base replacement for the older Data for Windows though
AIM*Inform has some of the functionality that Data for Windows had.


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        -----Original Message-----
        From:   Maurice Moshe [SMTP:MauriceM@xxxxxxxxxxx]
        Sent:   Sunday, August 25, 2002 12:27 AM
        To:     foxboro@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
        Subject:        Re: [foxboro] Legacy Historian connectivity?


        AIM*Datalink works with the legacy historian. It is a fantastic tool
to get
        any information you want.
        all you need is one line of code for an sql querry. also available
is a
        sample demo on the installation disk.
        ODBC is standard.
        if you wish a copy of my code, send me a direct email.

        Regards,
        Maurice Moshe

        > -----Original Message-----
        > From: Lanny DeVaney [SMTP:Lanny.DeVaney@xxxxxxxxxx]
        > Sent: Thu, August 22, 2002 5:28 PM
        > To:   Foxboro Mailing List (E-mail)
        > Subject:      [foxboro] Legacy Historian connectivity?
        > 
        > 
        > I'm investigating my options for connecting a proprietary Windows
        > application to a I/A Series Legacy Historian running on Solaris.
=20
        > 
        > I've been told by Foxboro that the AIM*OPC Server won't work with
the
        > Legacy Historian, but they mentioned the Datalink application, and
        > providing an ODBC interface.
        > 
        > A big part of my research is making my client-side code as
standard as
        > possible, to avoid rework in the future, and I've also looked into
a
        > Matrikon OPC Server for GDA(ODBC), given the above information
regarding
        > Datalink.
        > 
        > Has anybody implemented a project that involved interfacing with
the
        > Legacy Historian.  Obviously, I'd be doing read-only, no write or
        > control.
        > 
        > Thanks,
        > Lanny DeVaney
        > ADS Environmental Services, Inc.
        >  
        >  
        >
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