Logging and Reporting Tags
Data logging tags are used to record the values of input and output tags to disk so that they can then be used in the Historical Data Viewer and reports. Reporting tags are used to specify groups of tags upon which to generate timely reports. Notebook tags enable users to add notes on the new Historical Data Viewer page.
The relationship between Historian tags and Logger tags is that Logger tags define when data is to be stored, while Historian tags define where the data is to be stored. Each tag for which data is to be stored must have a unique Logger tag. A single Historian tag is often enough for an application.
Historian Tags. Looks after writing data to storage.
Logger Tags. Links tags that do not have built-in logging to Historians. Enables configuration of logging frequency.
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Notebook Tags. Used to add notes on the Historical Data Viewer page.
Report Tags. Generate a preconfigured report at the push of a button, or on a defined schedule.
SQL Logger Group Tags. Provides support for SQL Logger tags, by holding the connection information for the data store.
SQL Logger Tags. Writes data from a selected tag to the database configured in an SQL Logger Group tag.
Transaction Logger Tags. Used to record a collection of historical values as a single transaction.