Re: [foxboro] Migrating IA Historian Archives
- From: "Jaudon, Mike" <Mike.Jaudon@xxxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Wed, 5 Dec 2007 15:20:48 -0600
John,
One thing I might add to Rob's comments...
The SAM (sample) files are potentially large and you will have to tar
them to tape (not floppy) to capture them all.
I suppose if you have another workstation on a 2nd Ethernet network,
with sufficient hard disk space, you could copy those files to a tmp
directory (across the 2nd Ethernet only because of heavy traffic) and
then copy them back to your new machine.
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> John,
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> you will need to save the sample files and use the saveh50 to save the
> configuration on the old machine and loadh50 and tar on the saved
sample
> files to restore the historian on the new machine.
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> The release notes with the software are generally good and have the
> instructions. If you have access to the ips support site you can
download
> the practical system tips book this also has the instruction plus lots
of
> other goodies.
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> Cheers. Rob.
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> > John.Spigel@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> >
> > Hello, all.
> > I am near completion of replacing an AW51C with an AW51G and would
like
> > to
> > move the legacy historian archives. I understand that I will need to
> > copy
> > the historian configuration. Will I be able to restore the AW51C
> > archived
> > files to the AW51G? or will I only be able to start new files? Is
there
> > a
> > "howto" somewhere?
> > Thanks!
> > John Spigel
> > Clariant Process Control Engineer
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