HISGEN

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Historic Data Generator

A new tool has been created for generating historic data. This can easily create large amounts of test data for profiling the performance of a system.

This tool is a new command called HISGEN in the ClearSCADA command line application (which is called ScxCmd.exe).

Syntax

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SCXCMD HISGEN [Recurse] []

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Where:
- -- Folder where historic is located.
- -- Type of historic to generate (matches file extension):
-- HRD -- Raw data
-- HMD -- Modified data
-- HAD -- Annotation data
-- HSD -- Suppression data
-- MWJ -- Event journal data
-- CCS -- Configuration changes data
-- ALS -- Alarm summary data (6.76 onwards)
- -- Number of granules to generate, starting with previous granule.
- -- Number of records per granule.
- Recurse -- Optional, recurse through sub-folders below .
- -- Optional, number of threads to generate data in parallel.

Examples

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SCXCMD HISGEN "C:\ProgramData\Schneider Electric\ClearSCADA\Database\History" HRD 52 672 RECURSE 32

This will generate 1 year (52 weeks) of 15 minute (672 records per week) raw historic data for every point using 32 threads.

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SCXCMD HISGEN "C:\ProgramData\Schneider Electric\ClearSCADA\Database\Journal" MWJ  168 3600 RECURSE 16

This will generate 1 week (24*7) of 1 second (3600 records per hour) event data across all objects using 16 threads.

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SCXCMD HISGEN "C:\ProgramData\Schneider Electric\ClearSCADA\Database\History\Historic\HdI00000\000123" HRD 10 168

This will generate 10 weeks of 1 hour (168 records per week) raw historic data for a single point (object Id 123).

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Notes

• The server must be shutdown whilst generating the historic data.

• All points must be created prior to generating the historic data. The tool generates data for existing points only.

• All values generated are 0 with good quality

• The scxcmd executable exists with 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Schneider Electric\ClearSCADA' on 32-bit machines

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