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Hi @terrypacker ,

Although we upgraded v3.7.7 to v.4.0.0.beta2, it is still written ' rest.testMode=false ' on the env.properties file.

Hi @Dave-Frazier ,
Additionally, can please share documentation for /rest/latest/testing/raise-event ? How can I use it?

Thanks!

Hey Craig, Thanks for all the help.
I ended up figuring it out :)

<md-card flex=""> <md-card-content> <ma-get-point-value point-xid="UAR-STN-DP_Gen_BreakerState" point="point1"></ma-get-point-value> <ma-get-point-value point-xid="UAR-STN-DP_Gen_State" point="point2"></ma-get-point-value> <ma-point-values point="point1" values="point1Values" from="dateBar.to | maMoment:'subtract':1:'day'" to="dateBar.to" rollup="FIRST" rollup-interval="1 hours"> </ma-point-values> <ma-point-values point="point2" values="point2Values" from="dateBar.to | maMoment:'subtract':1:'day'" to="dateBar.to" rollup="FIRST" rollup-interval="1 hours"> </ma-point-values> <ma-state-chart style="height: 500px; width: 100%" series-1-title="{{point1.name}}" series-1-values="point1Values" series-1-labels="point1.getTextRenderer().values" series-2-title="{{point2.name}}" series-2-values="point2Values" series-2-labels="point2.getTextRenderer().values"> </ma-state-chart> </md-card-content> </md-card>

As long as your system configuration hasn't changed you will be fine.

@jcaballeroa I was able to replicate it, there is a bug. Once the bug is fixed it will be announced in the forum.

Hello, Thanks for your replies, I tried @Ralf suggestion and I think is all right. Thanks!

@Nurr
The Mango NoSQL stores +-50 million historical values per 1GB.

Any new ideas for this? I've just come back to the topic so was wondering if anyone had any insights?

I've written something to do this in the dashboard as a userModule component, but it'd probably be labourious doing it for each point...
But it allowed me to export all of the data from now till some time prior and generate a CSV that I could use to import the data with the new XID. However it still meant mapping the current point name with the new point name...
If that interests you, let me know.
Might be good to tweak it to automate it further for future ease of use....

Fox

Hi Zen

The only update I can give is that for now you should configure the network and timezone settings through the command line. The ES configuration module is currently being reworked and I cannot give a completion date.

Hi @ramhuzaini

You can use a maintenance event, it can be either bound to a data source and all its points or just a subset of points. There is an option to schedule it or toggle it manually.

Nicely done, thanks for giving it a go!
Ok I suggest you try the ma-get-point-value component.

<tr ng-show="assigned[device].value=='yes'" ng-repeat="device in deviceNames"> <td>{{device}}</td> <td><ma-point-value point-xid="{{'DP_' + device + '-Alarm'}}"></ma-point-value></td> <td><ma-get-point-value point-xid="{{'DP_' + device + '-Assigned'}}" point="assigned[device]"></ma-point-value>{{assigned[device].value}}</td> <td><ma-point-value point-xid="{{'DP_' + device + '-Location'}}"></ma-point-value></td> <td><ma-point-value point-xid="{{'DP_' + device + '-Location'}}" display-type="dateTime" date-time-format="LTS"></ma-point-value></td> </tr>

Fox

@skazemi
use the modbus publisher, then do data transfer your statistics to these points.
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Amazing. Thank you very much.

OK once I realised I was reading into that one a little too much and I just needed to hit the Edit Markup slider and put it in the source for each of the data points, that sorted it.

Thanks heaps for that!

Not without writing your own API and using that to make your query then calling that from mango instead.

Hi @erdi-metin Just BTW Mango Automation already has a map component based on leaflet.
You can view the API documents at HTTP://localhost/ui/docs/ng-mango/ma-tile-map

Excellent news, always happy to help

Fox

Hi All!!

Can we count number of active events by using API?

In order to use API, we prepared query url but we do not know how to use it. Can you share the example of how to use API?

Thanks!