Totalizer ConfigurationOverview

Totalizer is very flexible, offering a wide range of operating modes. The behavior of a
particular point is primarily determined by five multiple-choice parameters:
Table 7–1. Five Major Parameters that Affect Totalizer
RateSampleMode CalcMode Function
Natural
Scan1
Scan2
Event
TimeWeighted
EventWeighted
AllEvents
EventChange
TimeTrue
TotalCloseMode ReportMode
Clock
EventChange
EventTrue
NSampleMoving
NSampleBlock
TimeMoving
Forever
PeriodEnd
Ramping
Running
RunEstimate
RunEst2
Total
Average
Minimum
Maximum
Range
StdDeviation
Median
EventEQ
EventNE
EventGE
EventGT
EventLE
EventLT
EventGE_LT
EventLT_GE
Not counting the behavior influences of the Rate Point Data Type and Step parameter, the
number of combinations of the five parameters is 12,000 (5 x 5 x 6 x 16 x 5). However, not
all of the combinations are allowed. For example, a point that is computing a total with a
TotalCloseMode option of Forever does not allow the ReportMode of PeriodEnd because
the totalization cannot stop at the end of the period. The combinations of the allowed cases
are described later in this chapter.
7.2.1 Creation of a Totalizer Point
Totalization involves several steps, as follows:
1. Sample the value (RateSampleMode) from the input point called the rate point
(SourceTag).
2. Possibly exclude the value based on a filter (Filter Expression).
3. Accumulate the observed values as needed for the specified summary function
(Function and CalcMode).
4. Determine when the Totalizing period is complete and the accumulators need to be
reset (TotalCloseMode).
5. Report the result (ReportMode).
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Figure 7–3 shows a flow diagram for the steps that are involved in creating a Totalizer point.
Function/
CalcMode
- Determines
the type of
calculation that
is done for the
accumulation
TotalCloseMode
- Schedules the time for the
reset of the accumulation and
when the value is set to PI
Snapshot
ReportMode
- Determines
the manner in
which the result
is sent to PI
Snapshot
Totalizer
Tag
Source
Tag
Filter Expression
- Filters out the values
sent to the accumulation
RateSampleMode
- Determines
the type of
sampling
Figure 7–3. Flow Diagram for the Creation of a Totalizer Point
7.2.2 Totalizer Input Values
Each Totalizer point has a single input called the source or rate point. This is the point whose
values are summed, counted, or otherwise accumulated to produce the required summary
value. The arrival of a new rate point value triggers the accumulation and reporting functions
of each Totalizer point. Most often this process will be “naturally” scheduled, that is every
new value reported to the system will be processed into the ongoing accumulation.
Filtering
Each point may have one filter expression. This expression is evaluated each time that a new
update value is received for each tag referenced in the expression. The results are stored in
time order until the next rate point value is received.
Accumulation
The accumulation step takes the previous and current rate point values into account when
adding to the accumulators. If a filter is specified, the stored filter expression results are also
considered. The details of the accumulation depend on the specified functions. The available
functions are: total, average, minimum, maximum, range, standard deviation, count (of
digital states), and timer.
Accumulation Interval
The accumulation interval is the interval of time for which a postprocessing calculation
occurs. Totals are often generated for intervals specified by a period and an initial start time.
Alternatively, the interval may be defined by external events using a trigger expression in PE
form.
Output
The output of the results is usually reported at the end of the accumulation interval. The
output can also be estimated before the completion of the accumulation interval. A running
result is also available.
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7.3 Totalizer Point Class Attributes
The points to which the Totalizer writes its postprocessed values must be of the Totalizer
Point Class. This class has both Base and Totalizer attributes. Table 7–2 lists the additional
attributes in the Totalizer Point Class attribute set. These Totalizer-specific parameters drive
the totalization process.
The data types for the five major attributes, RateSampleMode, TotalCloseMode,
ReportMode, Function, and CalcMode as well as the SourceTag, Options, and CompVal,
are strings and are not case-sensitive. The filter and event expressions use the Performance
Equation syntax. Period, Period2, Offset and Offset2 are relative timestamps while the rest
of the attributes are real numbers.
Table 7–2. Totalizer Point Class Attribute SetTotalizer ConfigurationOverview
Totalizer is very flexible, offering a wide range of operating modes. The behavior of a
particular point is primarily determined by five multiple-choice parameters:
Table 7–1. Five Major Parameters that Affect Totalizer
RateSampleMode CalcMode Function
Natural
Scan1
Scan2
Event
TimeWeighted
EventWeighted
AllEvents
EventChange
TimeTrue
TotalCloseMode ReportMode
Clock
EventChange
EventTrue
NSampleMoving
NSampleBlock
TimeMoving
Forever
PeriodEnd
Ramping
Running
RunEstimate
RunEst2
Total
Average
Minimum
Maximum
Range
StdDeviation
Median
EventEQ
EventNE
EventGE
EventGT
EventLE
EventLT
EventGE_LT
EventLT_GE
Not counting the behavior influences of the Rate Point Data Type and Step parameter, the
number of combinations of the five parameters is 12,000 (5 x 5 x 6 x 16 x 5). However, not
all of the combinations are allowed. For example, a point that is computing a total with a
TotalCloseMode option of Forever does not allow the ReportMode of PeriodEnd because
the totalization cannot stop at the end of the period. The combinations of the allowed cases
are described later in this chapter.
7.2.1 Creation of a Totalizer Point
Totalization involves several steps, as follows:
1. Sample the value (RateSampleMode) from the input point called the rate point
(SourceTag).
2. Possibly exclude the value based on a filter (Filter Expression).
3. Accumulate the observed values as needed for the specified summary function
(Function and CalcMode).
4. Determine when the Totalizing period is complete and the accumulators need to be
reset (TotalCloseMode).
5. Report the result (ReportMode).
7.2 - Totalizer ConfigurationOverview
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Figure 7–3 shows a flow diagram for the steps that are involved in creating a Totalizer point.
Function/
CalcMode
- Determines
the type of
calculation that
is done for the
accumulation
TotalCloseMode
- Schedules the time for the
reset of the accumulation and
when the value is set to PI
Snapshot
ReportMode
- Determines
the manner in
which the result
is sent to PI
Snapshot
Totalizer
Tag
Source
Tag
Filter Expression
- Filters out the values
sent to the accumulation
RateSampleMode
- Determines
the type of
sampling
Figure 7–3. Flow Diagram for the Creation of a Totalizer Point
7.2.2 Totalizer Input Values
Each Totalizer point has a single input called the source or rate point. This is the point whose
values are summed, counted, or otherwise accumulated to produce the required summary
value. The arrival of a new rate point value triggers the accumulation and reporting functions
of each Totalizer point. Most often this process will be “naturally” scheduled, that is every
new value reported to the system will be processed into the ongoing accumulation.
Filtering
Each point may have one filter expression. This expression is evaluated each time that a new
update value is received for each tag referenced in the expression. The results are stored in
time order until the next rate point value is received.
Accumulation
The accumulation step takes the previous and current rate point values into account when
adding to the accumulators. If a filter is specified, the stored filter expression results are also
considered. The details of the accumulation depend on the specified functions. The available
functions are: total, average, minimum, maximum, range, standard deviation, count (of
digital states), and timer.
Accumulation Interval
The accumulation interval is the interval of time for which a postprocessing calculation
occurs. Totals are often generated for intervals specified by a period and an initial start time.
Alternatively, the interval may be defined by external events using a trigger expression in PE
form.
Output
The output of the results is usually reported at the end of the accumulation interval. The
output can also be estimated before the completion of the accumulation interval. A running
result is also available.
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7.3 Totalizer Point Class Attributes
The points to which the Totalizer writes its postprocessed values must be of the Totalizer
Point Class. This class has both Base and Totalizer attributes. Table 7–2 lists the additional
attributes in the Totalizer Point Class attribute set. These Totalizer-specific parameters drive
the totalization process.
The data types for the five major attributes, RateSampleMode, TotalCloseMode,
ReportMode, Function, and CalcMode as well as the SourceTag, Options, and CompVal,
are strings and are not case-sensitive. The filter and event expressions use the Performance
Equation syntax. Period, Period2, Offset and Offset2 are relative timestamps while the rest
of the attributes are real numbers.
Table 7–2. Totalizer Point Class Attribute SetTotalizer ConfigurationOverview
Totalizer is very flexible, offering a wide range of operating modes. The behavior of a
particular point is primarily determined by five multiple-choice parameters:
Table 7–1. Five Major Parameters that Affect Totalizer
RateSampleMode CalcMode Function
Natural
Scan1
Scan2
Event
TimeWeighted
EventWeighted
AllEvents
EventChange
TimeTrue
TotalCloseMode ReportMode
Clock
EventChange
EventTrue
NSampleMoving
NSampleBlock
TimeMoving
Forever
PeriodEnd
Ramping
Running
RunEstimate
RunEst2
Total
Average
Minimum
Maximum
Range
StdDeviation
Median
EventEQ
EventNE
EventGE
EventGT
EventLE
EventLT
EventGE_LT
EventLT_GE
Not counting the behavior influences of the Rate Point Data Type and Step parameter, the
number of combinations of the five parameters is 12,000 (5 x 5 x 6 x 16 x 5). However, not
all of the combinations are allowed. For example, a point that is computing a total with a
TotalCloseMode option of Forever does not allow the ReportMode of PeriodEnd because
the totalization cannot stop at the end of the period. The combinations of the allowed cases
are described later in this chapter.
7.2.1 Creation of a Totalizer Point
Totalization involves several steps, as follows:
1. Sample the value (RateSampleMode) from the input point called the rate point
(SourceTag).
2. Possibly exclude the value based on a filter (Filter Expression).
3. Accumulate the observed values as needed for the specified summary function
(Function and CalcMode).
4. Determine when the Totalizing period is complete and the accumulators need to be
reset (TotalCloseMode).
5. Report the result (ReportMode).
7.2 - Totalizer ConfigurationOverview
PI Server Applications User Guide Page 261
Figure 7–3 shows a flow diagram for the steps that are involved in creating a Totalizer point.
Function/
CalcMode
- Determines
the type of
calculation that
is done for the
accumulation
TotalCloseMode
- Schedules the time for the
reset of the accumulation and
when the value is set to PI
Snapshot
ReportMode
- Determines
the manner in
which the result
is sent to PI
Snapshot
Totalizer
Tag
Source
Tag
Filter Expression
- Filters out the values
sent to the accumulation
RateSampleMode
- Determines
the type of
sampling
Figure 7–3. Flow Diagram for the Creation of a Totalizer Point
7.2.2 Totalizer Input Values
Each Totalizer point has a single input called the source or rate point. This is the point whose
values are summed, counted, or otherwise accumulated to produce the required summary
value. The arrival of a new rate point value triggers the accumulation and reporting functions
of each Totalizer point. Most often this process will be “naturally” scheduled, that is every
new value reported to the system will be processed into the ongoing accumulation.
Filtering
Each point may have one filter expression. This expression is evaluated each time that a new
update value is received for each tag referenced in the expression. The results are stored in
time order until the next rate point value is received.
Accumulation
The accumulation step takes the previous and current rate point values into account when
adding to the accumulators. If a filter is specified, the stored filter expression results are also
considered. The details of the accumulation depend on the specified functions. The available
functions are: total, average, minimum, maximum, range, standard deviation, count (of
digital states), and timer.
Accumulation Interval
The accumulation interval is the interval of time for which a postprocessing calculation
occurs. Totals are often generated for intervals specified by a period and an initial start time.
Alternatively, the interval may be defined by external events using a trigger expression in PE
form.
Output
The output of the results is usually reported at the end of the accumulation interval. The
output can also be estimated before the completion of the accumulation interval. A running
result is also available.
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7.3 Totalizer Point Class Attributes
The points to which the Totalizer writes its postprocessed values must be of the Totalizer
Point Class. This class has both Base and Totalizer attributes. Table 7–2 lists the additional
attributes in the Totalizer Point Class attribute set. These Totalizer-specific parameters drive
the totalization process.
The data types for the five major attributes, RateSampleMode, TotalCloseMode,
ReportMode, Function, and CalcMode as well as the SourceTag, Options, and CompVal,
are strings and are not case-sensitive. The filter and event expressions use the Performance
Equation syntax. Period, Period2, Offset and Offset2 are relative timestamps while the rest
of the attributes are real numbers.
Table 7–2. Totalizer Point Class Attribute SetTotalizer ConfigurationOverview
Totalizer is very flexible, offering a wide range of operating modes. The behavior of a
particular point is primarily determined by five multiple-choice parameters:
Table 7–1. Five Major Parameters that Affect Totalizer
RateSampleMode CalcMode Function
Natural
Scan1
Scan2
Event
TimeWeighted
EventWeighted
AllEvents
EventChange
TimeTrue
TotalCloseMode ReportMode
Clock
EventChange
EventTrue
NSampleMoving
NSampleBlock
TimeMoving
Forever
PeriodEnd
Ramping
Running
RunEstimate
RunEst2
Total
Average
Minimum
Maximum
Range
StdDeviation
Median
EventEQ
EventNE
EventGE
EventGT
EventLE
EventLT
EventGE_LT
EventLT_GE
Not counting the behavior influences of the Rate Point Data Type and Step parameter, the
number of combinations of the five parameters is 12,000 (5 x 5 x 6 x 16 x 5). However, not
all of the combinations are allowed. For example, a point that is computing a total with a
TotalCloseMode option of Forever does not allow the ReportMode of PeriodEnd because
the totalization cannot stop at the end of the period. The combinations of the allowed cases
are described later in this chapter.
7.2.1 Creation of a Totalizer Point
Totalization involves several steps, as follows:
1. Sample the value (RateSampleMode) from the input point called the rate point
(SourceTag).
2. Possibly exclude the value based on a filter (Filter Expression).
3. Accumulate the observed values as needed for the specified summary function
(Function and CalcMode).
4. Determine when the Totalizing period is complete and the accumulators need to be
reset (TotalCloseMode).
5. Report the result (ReportMode).
7.2 - Totalizer ConfigurationOverview
PI Server Applications User Guide Page 261
Figure 7–3 shows a flow diagram for the steps that are involved in creating a Totalizer point.
Function/
CalcMode
- Determines
the type of
calculation that
is done for the
accumulation
TotalCloseMode
- Schedules the time for the
reset of the accumulation and
when the value is set to PI
Snapshot
ReportMode
- Determines
the manner in
which the result
is sent to PI
Snapshot
Totalizer
Tag
Source
Tag
Filter Expression
- Filters out the values
sent to the accumulation
RateSampleMode
- Determines
the type of
sampling
Figure 7–3. Flow Diagram for the Creation of a Totalizer Point
7.2.2 Totalizer Input Values
Each Totalizer point has a single input called the source or rate point. This is the point whose
values are summed, counted, or otherwise accumulated to produce the required summary
value. The arrival of a new rate point value triggers the accumulation and reporting functions
of each Totalizer point. Most often this process will be “naturally” scheduled, that is every
new value reported to the system will be processed into the ongoing accumulation.
Filtering
Each point may have one filter expression. This expression is evaluated each time that a new
update value is received for each tag referenced in the expression. The results are stored in
time order until the next rate point value is received.
Accumulation
The accumulation step takes the previous and current rate point values into account when
adding to the accumulators. If a filter is specified, the stored filter expression results are also
considered. The details of the accumulation depend on the specified functions. The available
functions are: total, average, minimum, maximum, range, standard deviation, count (of
digital states), and timer.
Accumulation Interval
The accumulation interval is the interval of time for which a postprocessing calculation
occurs. Totals are often generated for intervals specified by a period and an initial start time.
Alternatively, the interval may be defined by external events using a trigger expression in PE
form.
Output
The output of the results is usually reported at the end of the accumulation interval. The
output can also be estimated before the completion of the accumulation interval. A running
result is also available.
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7.3 Totalizer Point Class Attributes
The points to which the Totalizer writes its postprocessed values must be of the Totalizer
Point Class. This class has both Base and Totalizer attributes. Table 7–2 lists the additional
attributes in the Totalizer Point Class attribute set. These Totalizer-specific parameters drive
the totalization process.
The data types for the five major attributes, RateSampleMode, TotalCloseMode,
ReportMode, Function, and CalcMode as well as the SourceTag, Options, and CompVal,
are strings and are not case-sensitive. The filter and event expressions use the Performance
Equation syntax. Period, Period2, Offset and Offset2 are relative timestamps while the rest
of the attributes are real numbers.
Table 7–2. Totalizer Point Class Attribute SetTotalizer ConfigurationOverview
Totalizer is very flexible, offering a wide range of operating modes. The behavior of a
particular point is primarily determined by five multiple-choice parameters:
Table 7–1. Five Major Parameters that Affect Totalizer
RateSampleMode CalcMode Function
Natural
Scan1
Scan2
Event
TimeWeighted
EventWeighted
AllEvents
EventChange
TimeTrue
TotalCloseMode ReportMode
Clock
EventChange
EventTrue
NSampleMoving
NSampleBlock
TimeMoving
Forever
PeriodEnd
Ramping
Running
RunEstimate
RunEst2
Total
Average
Minimum
Maximum
Range
StdDeviation
Median
EventEQ
EventNE
EventGE
EventGT
EventLE
EventLT
EventGE_LT
EventLT_GE
Not counting the behavior influences of the Rate Point Data Type and Step parameter, the
number of combinations of the five parameters is 12,000 (5 x 5 x 6 x 16 x 5). However, not
all of the combinations are allowed. For example, a point that is computing a total with a
TotalCloseMode option of Forever does not allow the ReportMode of PeriodEnd because
the totalization cannot stop at the end of the period. The combinations of the allowed cases
are described later in this chapter.
7.2.1 Creation of a Totalizer Point
Totalization involves several steps, as follows:
1. Sample the value (RateSampleMode) from the input point called the rate point
(SourceTag).
2. Possibly exclude the value based on a filter (Filter Expression).
3. Accumulate the observed values as needed for the specified summary function
(Function and CalcMode).
4. Determine when the Totalizing period is complete and the accumulators need to be
reset (TotalCloseMode).
5. Report the result (ReportMode).
7.2 - Totalizer ConfigurationOverview
PI Server Applications User Guide Page 261
Figure 7–3 shows a flow diagram for the steps that are involved in creating a Totalizer point.
Function/
CalcMode
- Determines
the type of
calculation that
is done for the
accumulation
TotalCloseMode
- Schedules the time for the
reset of the accumulation and
when the value is set to PI
Snapshot
ReportMode
- Determines
the manner in
which the result
is sent to PI
Snapshot
Totalizer
Tag
Source
Tag
Filter Expression
- Filters out the values
sent to the accumulation
RateSampleMode
- Determines
the type of
sampling
Figure 7–3. Flow Diagram for the Creation of a Totalizer Point
7.2.2 Totalizer Input Values
Each Totalizer point has a single input called the source or rate point. This is the point whose
values are summed, counted, or otherwise accumulated to produce the required summary
value. The arrival of a new rate point value triggers the accumulation and reporting functions
of each Totalizer point. Most often this process will be “naturally” scheduled, that is every
new value reported to the system will be processed into the ongoing accumulation.
Filtering
Each point may have one filter expression. This expression is evaluated each time that a new
update value is received for each tag referenced in the expression. The results are stored in
time order until the next rate point value is received.
Accumulation
The accumulation step takes the previous and current rate point values into account when
adding to the accumulators. If a filter is specified, the stored filter expression results are also
considered. The details of the accumulation depend on the specified functions. The available
functions are: total, average, minimum, maximum, range, standard deviation, count (of
digital states), and timer.
Accumulation Interval
The accumulation interval is the interval of time for which a postprocessing calculation
occurs. Totals are often generated for intervals specified by a period and an initial start time.
Alternatively, the interval may be defined by external events using a trigger expression in PE
form.
Output
The output of the results is usually reported at the end of the accumulation interval. The
output can also be estimated before the completion of the accumulation interval. A running
result is also available.
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7.3 Totalizer Point Class Attributes
The points to which the Totalizer writes its postprocessed values must be of the Totalizer
Point Class. This class has both Base and Totalizer attributes. Table 7–2 lists the additional
attributes in the Totalizer Point Class attribute set. These Totalizer-specific parameters drive
the totalization process.
The data types for the five major attributes, RateSampleMode, TotalCloseMode,
ReportMode, Function, and CalcMode as well as the SourceTag, Options, and CompVal,
are strings and are not case-sensitive. The filter and event expressions use the Performance
Equation syntax. Period, Period2, Offset and Offset2 are relative timestamps while the rest
of the attributes are real numbers.
Table 7–2. Totalizer Point Class Attribute SetTotalizer ConfigurationOverview
Totalizer is very flexible, offering a wide range of operating modes. The behavior of a
particular point is primarily determined by five multiple-choice parameters:
Table 7–1. Five Major Parameters that Affect Totalizer
RateSampleMode CalcMode Function
Natural
Scan1
Scan2
Event
TimeWeighted
EventWeighted
AllEvents
EventChange
TimeTrue
TotalCloseMode ReportMode
Clock
EventChange
EventTrue
NSampleMoving
NSampleBlock
TimeMoving
Forever
PeriodEnd
Ramping
Running
RunEstimate
RunEst2
Total
Average
Minimum
Maximum
Range
StdDeviation
Median
EventEQ
EventNE
EventGE
EventGT
EventLE
EventLT
EventGE_LT
EventLT_GE
Not counting the behavior influences of the Rate Point Data Type and Step parameter, the
number of combinations of the five parameters is 12,000 (5 x 5 x 6 x 16 x 5). However, not
all of the combinations are allowed. For example, a point that is computing a total with a
TotalCloseMode option of Forever does not allow the ReportMode of PeriodEnd because
the totalization cannot stop at the end of the period. The combinations of the allowed cases
are described later in this chapter.
7.2.1 Creation of a Totalizer Point
Totalization involves several steps, as follows:
1. Sample the value (RateSampleMode) from the input point called the rate point
(SourceTag).
2. Possibly exclude the value based on a filter (Filter Expression).
3. Accumulate the observed values as needed for the specified summary function
(Function and CalcMode).
4. Determine when the Totalizing period is complete and the accumulators need to be
reset (TotalCloseMode).
5. Report the result (ReportMode).
7.2 - Totalizer ConfigurationOverview
PI Server Applications User Guide Page 261
Figure 7–3 shows a flow diagram for the steps that are involved in creating a Totalizer point.
Function/
CalcMode
- Determines
the type of
calculation that
is done for the
accumulation
TotalCloseMode
- Schedules the time for the
reset of the accumulation and
when the value is set to PI
Snapshot
ReportMode
- Determines
the manner in
which the result
is sent to PI
Snapshot
Totalizer
Tag
Source
Tag
Filter Expression
- Filters out the values
sent to the accumulation
RateSampleMode
- Determines
the type of
sampling
Figure 7–3. Flow Diagram for the Creation of a Totalizer Point
7.2.2 Totalizer Input Values
Each Totalizer point has a single input called the source or rate point. This is the point whose
values are summed, counted, or otherwise accumulated to produce the required summary
value. The arrival of a new rate point value triggers the accumulation and reporting functions
of each Totalizer point. Most often this process will be “naturally” scheduled, that is every
new value reported to the system will be processed into the ongoing accumulation.
Filtering
Each point may have one filter expression. This expression is evaluated each time that a new
update value is received for each tag referenced in the expression. The results are stored in
time order until the next rate point value is received.
Accumulation
The accumulation step takes the previous and current rate point values into account when
adding to the accumulators. If a filter is specified, the stored filter expression results are also
considered. The details of the accumulation depend on the specified functions. The available
functions are: total, average, minimum, maximum, range, standard deviation, count (of
digital states), and timer.
Accumulation Interval
The accumulation interval is the interval of time for which a postprocessing calculation
occurs. Totals are often generated for intervals specified by a period and an initial start time.
Alternatively, the interval may be defined by external events using a trigger expression in PE
form.
Output
The output of the results is usually reported at the end of the accumulation interval. The
output can also be estimated before the completion of the accumulation interval. A running
result is also available.
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7.3 Totalizer Point Class Attributes
The points to which the Totalizer writes its postprocessed values must be of the Totalizer
Point Class. This class has both Base and Totalizer attributes. Table 7–2 lists the additional
attributes in the Totalizer Point Class attribute set. These Totalizer-specific parameters drive
the totalization process.
The data types for the five major attributes, RateSampleMode, TotalCloseMode,
ReportMode, Function, and CalcMode as well as the SourceTag, Options, and CompVal,
are strings and are not case-sensitive. The filter and event expressions use the Performance
Equation syntax. Period, Period2, Offset and Offset2 are relative timestamps while the rest
of the attributes are real numbers.
Table 7–2. Totalizer Point Class Attribute Set