M-Historian Technical Manual 646.

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Commissioning Section
Issue Date 0101

TECHNICAL BULLETIN

Commissioning AspenTech® InfoPlus.21™ Historian

Commissioning AspenTech InfoPlus.21 Historian .......................... *3

Introduction........................................................................................................*3

Key Concepts.....................................................................................................*4
AspenTech InfoPlus.21 Historian................................................................................... *4
InfoPlus.21 Tools ........................................................................................................... *4
File Sets ........................................................................................................................ *5
Database Word Size ...................................................................................................... *7
Back Up and Restore..................................................................................................... *8

Procedure Overview ..........................................................................................*9

Detailed Procedures ........................................................................................*10

Starting and Stopping InfoPlus.21................................................................................ *10
Backing Up the InfoPlus.21 Historian Database........................................................... *11
Restoring an InfoPlus.21 Historian Database............................................................... *11
Viewing File Set Information ........................................................................................ *12
Modifying Database Configuration Parameters............................................................ *12
Modifying File Set Subdirectories................................................................................. *18
Configuring Database Word Size................................................................................. *18
Archiving a Database File Set...................................................................................... *21
Restoring a Database File Set ..................................................................................... *22

* Indicates those sections where changes have occurred since the last printing.

© 2001 Johnson Controls, Inc. www.johnsoncontrols.com

Code No. LIT-646300
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Commissioning AspenTech
InfoPlus.21 Historian

Introduction
This document describes how to configure the AspenTech
InfoPlus.21 Historian database. This document describes how to:
• start and stop InfoPlus.21
• back up the InfoPlus.21 Historian database
• restore an InfoPlus.21 Historian database
• view file set information
• modify database configuration parameters
• modify file set subdirectories
• configure database word size
• archive a database file set
• restore a database file set
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Key Concepts
AspenTech InfoPlus.21 Historian
The InfoPlus.21 Historian provides long-term storage of historical data
in an efficient and economical system of repositories that contain disk
archive files. The InfoPlus.21 Historian is composed of one or more
repositories each containing:
• a Queue and possible Queue files
• a Cache and Cache file
• two or more archive file sets
• the h21 archive process
Each repository is a complete, self-contained, history system.
Historical data is placed into a memory-resident Queue. The h21
archive process transfers the entries from the Queue into a
memory-resident Cache where they are indexed by record ID and by
timestamp. The archiving process removes the indexed entries from
the Cache and stores them in disk archive files called file sets.
The InfoPlus.21 Historian quickly and efficiently retrieves stored data
from the file sets for use in the system whenever it is required.

InfoPlus.21 Tools
Several tools are included with AspenTech InfoPlus.21. The
three tools typically used include: InfoPlus.21 Administrator,
InfoPlus.21 Manager, and History/21 Monitor.

! CAUTION: Users making changes to database configuration

through these utilities should understand the
parameters and their usage. Changing
configuration parameters after storing data alters
how the database works. Invalid values to
configuration parameters can damage the
database.

InfoPlus.21 Administrator
Allows users to explore and interact with local and remote InfoPlus.21
systems. Use the Administrator to search databases for specific
records, retrieve database properties, create new folders, create and
modify records, add history repositories, set history parameters, and
add file sets.
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Note: OEM Historian Release 1.0 advanced commissioning

procedures used the DOS program, History/21 Monitor.
Those procedures are valid and available in
History/21 Monitor. However, InfoPlus.21 provides the
InfoPlus.21 Administrator, a Windows program that
provides most of the commissioning options.
History/21 Monitor is required for archiving and restoring
database file sets.

History/21 Monitor
Backs up, restores, and repairs InfoPlus.21 history repository file sets.
The History/21 Monitor is a DOS based program that must run on the
Windows NT computer that contains the InfoPlus.21 Historian
database. The History/21 Monitor consists of a set of screens and
command-line text entries that can be used to look at the current trend
and message log (GWS only) database configuration and modify the
configuration parameters.
InfoPlus.21 does not create a menu for History/21 Monitor. Launch the
program from the following directory:
C:\AspenTech\InfoPlus21\c21\h21\bin\h21mon.exe.
InfoPlus.21 Manager
Manages groups and tasks in the database and includes instructions for
the History/21 utility programs provided with InfoPlus.21. Creates and
manages InfoPlus.21 groups and the tasks associated with the
database.

File Sets
All long-term historical tag data collected in a plant is stored within
archive files, which form part of a self-contained group of related files
called a file set. Each repository should have a minimum of three file
sets: one to use, another to shift to, and a third file set for restoring
archival backups. There is a maximum limit of 100 file sets per
repository. The number of file sets needed depends on the amount of
data you want to keep available for immediate access by users and the
way you want to archive older data. For example, you might set up
13 file sets, specifying that 12 should be used to store data for a month
at a time and the 13th should not be used for storage of new data. This
would allow users access to the most recent 12 months of data and
provide you with a place to restore an older file set if, at any time,
someone needs to see archived data that goes back further than the last
12-month period.
Each file set holds all the data for a continuous period of time for all
included tags, for example, from 10 December 98 11:27:45 to
15 Jan 99 05:34:32.
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Each file set has a data file, a long-record data file, and a companion
key file that reside under the same directory. The files in a set always
have the names: arc.dat, arc.byte, and arc.key. Since all archive file
sets contain the same file names, the file sets must be maintained in
separate directories.
The data file (arc.dat) contains variable length data records up to
256 bytes. Each record contains multiple history samples saved for the
same tag. Each history sample contains a timestamp having
microsecond resolution, a key level, and the other fields defined for
the historical occurrence.
The records for a specific tag are linked together by pointers creating a
continuous time history. The size of the records is determined by the
activity of the tag. Active tags with many events are given larger, more
efficient records, while quiet tags have small records to minimize
wasted space when the file set shifts.
If it takes more than 256 bytes to store any data sample, the data file
contains a pointer to the long-record data file and the data sample itself
is stored in that file (arc.byte).
The key file (arc.key) is an index that has one entry for each data
record in the data file. The keys are the Tag ID, starting time, and
ending time of the corresponding records. The key file allows the
system to go directly to the correct starting record when the tag and
time are given. After that, data retrieval is a simple matter of reading
linked records for the tag and jumping across file set boundaries where
necessary. To the client programs, such as Aspen Process Explorer, it
appears as one continuous, time-based record.
By definition, the file set in use for storing data is called the active file
set. It receives all the current data samples (although other file sets can
also be updated by edits or backdated events, such as delayed lab
samples). As data samples are stored, the active file set grows until it
reaches its size limit, threshold, or preset time limit. The system then
shifts into the next available file set. The previously active file set
becomes permanently bounded by the start and end times of its active
period. Normally there are no time gaps between file sets except where
old sets have been restored from an archive tape.
File sets can be set up based either on size or time. So you can have a
file set collect data until it reaches a certain preset size or you can
specify that it will collect data from 10 December 98 11:27:45 to
15 Jan 99 05:34:32 and then shift to a different file set.
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When InfoPlus.21 is initially installed, the installation software sets up

directories for three file sets (arc1, arc2, and arc3) in a repository
named TSK_DHIS. By design, those file sets provide for a very
limited amount of data storage and are intended to be used only as a
temporary storage means until you can set up file sets that are based on
the needs of your system and located so that it is convenient for you to
back them up frequently.

IMPORTANT: Install history repositories and file sets on a local drive

to optimize performance and minimize the possibility
of losing the connection to the repository drive. Using
remote drives seriously degrades performance.
The InfoPlus.21 databases store history in InfoPlus.21 history
repositories. Within the Administrator, each InfoPlus.21 database has
an item in its subtree named Historian that contains all the history
repositories for that database. A history repository has one item in its
subtree, File_Sets, which is the set of file sets for that repository.
To set up the InfoPlus.21 history repository file sets for a single
repository system:
• Determine the data storage parameters.
• Add a history repository.
• Add file sets.
• Optionally, set up a file set shift procedure.
Database Word Size
The database word size setting determines how much Random Access
Memory (RAM) memory is allocated (reserved) for use by the
InfoPlus.21 Historian database. If the system is low on virtual
memory, it means the system is not able to hold required information
for the database within the allocated space.
The Database word size depends on the number of tags saved in the
database. Every tag saved to the database determines the database
word space required. There are two entries controlling the word size:
• Maximum word size—This restricts the number of words the
database can have. This value is set by installation and can be
altered from the Infoplus.21 Manger.
• Total word size—This is the actual word size the database is using.
This directly depends on the number of tags inserted into the
database. This value cannot increase more than maximum word
size value. This value is set by the installation and increments by
Johnson Controls OLE (Object Linking and Embedding) interface
application when new tags are inserted. This value can also be set
from engineering console application.
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If the database word size is set up much larger than the actual size of
your database, excess computer memory is allocated for the database
but not used. This lowers the performance of the system. The proper
word sizes are set up during installation.
Only modify this value to correct an error from the installation.
Database word size is setup from the data user entered in configuration
dialog during installation. If a lower value is entered during
installation and trend collector fails with this error, change the
maximum word size parameter to increase it. You do not have to
reinstall the software.

Back Up and Restore

Perform regular backups of the database to protect the data from
hardware and system failures. The InfoPlus.21 Historian database
backup and restore can be done one of two ways:
• backing up and restoring the InfoPlus.21 Historian files using a
commercial or operating system backup/restore utility program
• archiving and restoring individual file sets using
History/21 Monitor
IMPORTANT: We recommend a full backup of all program files and
all database files every week and daily backups of
database files and the configuration files directories.
The History/21 Monitor provides commands for archiving and
restoring individual file sets. Using these commands, it is possible to
archive a file set to offline storage, and later restore it so that old data
can be viewed. Because the databases software re-uses file sets,
eventually the oldest file sets are overwritten. By backing up
individual file sets onto secondary storage, it is possible to save them
past the date when they will be overwritten. Then old file sets can be
restored to look at the old data. Back up the existing data before
restoring the old data.
Before doing a backup of the InfoPlus.21 Historian files, you must
shut down the database. If the InfoPlus.21 Historian is backed up
while it is running, there is a chance that the database files will be
backed up in the middle of a write operation, resulting in a corrupted
database.
Pause mode allows users to archive a database file set saving current
data to a temporary location and free the file sets for backup. When
Pause mode is stopped, the database engine returns all the data stored
in temporary location to file sets. This method can be used for regular
archives.
The workstation applications may have to be shut down while the
database is being backed up to make sure the data retrieved is correct.
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Procedure Overview
Table 1: Commissioning AspenTech InfoPlus.21 Historian
To Do This Follow These Steps:
Start and Stop InfoPlus.21 Select Windows Start menu > Programs > AspenTech >
InfoPlus.21 Manager. Click either Start InfoPlus.21 or Stop InfoPlus.21.
Back Up the InfoPlus.21 Stop InfoPlus.21. Shut down all the clients connected to the
Historian Database InfoPlus.21 Historian. Back up the following:
• all file sets
• InfoPlus21.snp file. The default location is
C:\AspenTech\InfoPlus21\db21\group200.
• All files in the data configuration subdirectory. The default location is
C:\AspenTech\InfoPlus21\c21\H21\dat.
Start InfoPlus.21.
Restore an InfoPlus.21 Stop InfoPlus.21. Shut down all the clients connected to the
Historian Database InfoPlus.21 Historian. Copy and paste the following files from the backed
up database:
• all file sets
• InfoPlus21.snp file. The default location is
C:\AspenTech\InfoPlus21\db21\group200.
• All files in the data configuration subdirectory. The default location is
C:\AspenTech\InfoPlus21\c21\H21\dat.
Start InfoPlus.21.
View File Set Information Select Windows Start menu > Programs > AspenTech > InfoPlus.21
Administrator. Select Group 200 > Historian > TSK_DHIS > File Sets.
Modify Database Configuration Select Windows Start menu > Programs > AspenTech > InfoPlus.21
Parameters Administrator. Right click on the database, TSK_DHIS, and select
Properties. Calculate proper database configuration parameters using
Table 6. Edit the fields in the Properties dialog box and click OK. Enter
the new parameters in the Pending edit boxes.
Modify File Set Subdirectories Select Windows Start menu > Programs > AspenTech > InfoPlus.21
Administrator. Select Group 200 > Historian > TSK_DHIS > File Sets.
Right-click on a file set and select Properties.
Configure Database Word Size Select Windows Start menu > Programs > AspenTech >
InfoPlus.21 Manager. Click on TSK_DBCLOCK task in the defined tasks
section. Calculate the total number of words (space) required:
(x * 146) + (y*627) + 39731w here x is the number of trend tags and
y is the number of message log tags. Change the value following the
DOUBLE in the Command line parameters field to the value calculated
with the formula above. Click the Update button.
Archive a Database File Set In Windows NT Explorer, double-click on the History/21 application:
C:\AspenTech|InfoPlus21\c21\h21\bin\h21mon.exe. At the H/21mon>
prompt, type DATES. Enter the command SETREP TSK_DHIS so the
trend database is the database being backed up. At the H/21mon>
prompt, type PAUSE. Back up the desired file set. At the H/21mon>
prompt, type PROCESS.
Restore a Database File Set In Windows NT Explorer, double-click on the History/21 application:
C:\AspenTech|InfoPlus21\c21\h21\bin\h21mon.exe. At the H/21mon>
prompt, type DATES. At the H/21mon> prompt, type PAUSE. Select one
of the old file sets not needed. Dismount the selected file set. Restore the
old file set into the file set number just dismounted. Type: MOUNT –a.
Then type: PROCESS.
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Detailed Procedures
Starting and Stopping InfoPlus.21
To start and stop InfoPlus.21:
1. Select Windows Start menu > Programs > AspenTech >
InfoPlus.21 Manager. The InfoPlus.21 Manager dialog box
appears (Figure 1).

Figure 1: InfoPlus.21 Manager Dialog Box

2. Click either Start InfoPlus.21 or Stop InfoPlus.21.
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Backing Up the InfoPlus.21 Historian Database

Note: Backup of the InfoPlus.21 Historian database and program
files can be done with any commercial or operating system
backup/restore utility program.
To back up the InfoPlus.21 Historian database:
1. Stop InfoPlus.21. It is preferable to pause the database during
backup. Shut down the database only when backing up all
program files.
2. Shut down all the clients connected to the InfoPlus.21 Historian.
3. Back up the following:
• all file sets
• InfoPlus21.snp file. The default location is
C:\AspenTech\InfoPlus21\db21\group200.
• All files in the data configuration subdirectory. The default
location is C:\AspenTech\InfoPlus21\c21\H21\dat.
Note: Refer to Viewing File Set Information for information on
finding file set locations.
4. After the backup successfully completes, start InfoPlus.21.

Restoring an InfoPlus.21 Historian Database

To restore an InfoPlus.21 Historian database:
1. Stop InfoPlus.21.
2. Shut down all the clients connected to the InfoPlus.21 Historian.
3. Copy and paste the following files from the backed up database:
• all file sets
• InfoPlus21.snp file. The default location is
C:\AspenTech\InfoPlus21\db21\group200.
• All files in the data configuration subdirectory. The default
location is C:\AspenTech\InfoPlus21\c21\H21\dat.
Note: Refer to Viewing File Set Information for information on
finding file set locations.
4. After the restore successfully completes, start InfoPlus.21.
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Viewing File Set Information

To view file set information:
1. Select Windows Start menu > Programs > AspenTech >
InfoPlus.21 Administrator.
2. Select Group 200 > Historian > TSK_DHIS > File Sets. The list
of file sets appears (Figure 2).

Figure 2: InfoPlus.21 Administrator - File Sets

Modifying Database Configuration Parameters

To modify database configuration parameters:
1. Select Windows Start menu > Programs > AspenTech >
InfoPlus.21 Administrator.
2. Right click on the database, TSK_DHIS, and select Properties.
The Properties dialog box contains several tabs described in
Figure 3 through Figure 6 and Table 2 through Table 5.
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Figure 3: Database Properties: Repository Tab

Table 2: Database Properties: Repository Tab

Field Description
Path The location of the database
Time Past:
Amount of time (in seconds) prior to the current time that trend
samples can be added to the database. This value should be in
the range of 86400 (1 day) and 1581120000 seconds
(50 * 366 days).
Future:
Amount of time (in seconds) past the current time that trend
samples can be added to the database. This value should be in
the range of 0 seconds and 1581120000 seconds
(50 * 366 days).
Number of Maximum number of tags cached for trend in the database.
Points Leave this parameter set at 50,000; even when there are fewer
tags. This value is the absolute maximum value used by the
database. The license purchased determines the maximum
number of tags.
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Figure 4: Database Properties: Global Tab

Table 3: Database Properties: Global Tab

Field Description
File Sets Size Maximum amount of disk space (in bytes) used for each file set.
When a file set reaches the threshold, the database
automatically switches to the next file set to avoid overflowing
the hard disk. This maximum size is 1 GB (1,073,741,824).
Threshold Percentage of the file set size (the Global Arc Size) when the
database automatically switches to the next file set. In Figure 4,
the database switches to the next file set when the current file
set is 85% full. This leaves room in the existing file set for data
added to the file set at a later time.
Time Span Maximum amount of time (in seconds) a file set can be in use.
When a file set has been active for the specified number of
seconds, the database automatically switches to the next file set
to avoid overflowing the hard disk. This time span should be in
the range of 3600 seconds and 63244800 seconds.
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Figure 5: Database Properties: Advanced Tab

Table 4: Database Properties: Advanced Tab

Field Description
Buffer Size Size of the primary event buffer. Leave this parameter set
at 100,000.
Cache Size Number of bytes per point in the cache table. Leave this
parameter set at 256.
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Figure 6: Database Properties: General Tab

Table 5: Database Properties: General Tab

Field Description
Record Size of the primary event buffer. Leave this parameter set
at 100,000.
Defined by Number of bytes per point in the cache table. Leave this
parameter set at 256.

3. Calculate proper database configuration parameters using Table 6.

For each step (row) in Table 6, enter information for the user’s
configuration in the Value column.
Note: All of the values entered, except for the threshold value in
Step 8, should be whole numbers (integers) with no
fractional part. The right-hand column contains the names
of the configuration parameters that change with the
History/21 Monitor program.
4. Edit the fields in the Properties dialog box using Table 6 and click
OK. Enter the new parameters in the Pending edit boxes. These
values take effect the next time the PC is shut down and restarted.
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Table 6: Database Configuration Parameters

Step Instructions Value Configuration
Parameter
1 Determine the number of points trended (maximum 50,000) for trend
databases. Determine the number of languages for messages;
multiply by 7.
2 Determine how many trend samples are collected (on average) from
each point per day. For example, if points are trended, on average,
every 15 minutes, enter 100 samples per point per day.
Determine how many messages will be collected (on average) each
day. For example, if the system generates on average 800 messages
per day, enter 800.
3 Determine how long you want to keep data online in days. If you want
data online for 4 weeks, enter 28 days. If you want data online for
2 years, enter 730 days.
4 Determine how often you want the database to switch to a new
database file set. Enter this value in days. As a guideline, start a new
file set after 10-20% of the time shown in Step 3 has elapsed. For
example, if you want data online for one year, switch to a new file set
every one to two months. To store a large amount of data, switch to a
new file set every two weeks for better performance.
5 Convert Value 4 from days to seconds using the following equation: Time Span
File Set Timespan = (Value 4 * 86,400).
6 Calculate the number of database directories (file sets). Use the Number of File
following equation: Number of File Sets = (Value 3 / Value 4) + 1. Sets
Round this number up to the next integer value. Note this calculation
adds one extra file set to allow for an active file set. Normally this
number is a value between 5 and 30. If your value is outside of this
range, return to Step 4.
7 Determine the amount of disk space (in bytes) needed for each file File Set Size
set. Approximately 22 bytes are needed for each trend sample. To
calculate the disk space required for a file set, use the equation:
File Set Size = (Value 1 * Value 2 * Value 4 * 22).
8 Set the threshold for a file set for rolling over to a new file set. A value 0.90 Threshold
of 0.90 means rollover occurs when a file set is 90% full, leaving 10%
of the space for old data. Normally, leave this value at 90%.
Decrease this number if you plan to add a lot of old data to the
database.
9 Determine the number of days in the past you can add old data to the
database. Normally this is the same as the online time for the
database entered in Step 3: Value 9 = Value 3.
10 Convert Value 9 from days to seconds using the following equation: Time: Past
Past Time = (Value 9 * 86,400).
11 Determine the number of days in the future you want to add data to
the database. Normally this is the same as the timespan for a single
file set entered in Step 4: Value 11 = Value 4.
12 Convert Value 11 from days to seconds using the following equation: Time: Future
Future Time = (Value 11 * 86,400).
13 Calculate how much disk space is needed for your database using Total Hard Disk
the equation: Total Disk Space = (Value6 * Value7). This information Requirements
is not required for the database configuration, but it is used to
determine the size of the hard disk needed. The calculated disk size
is a maximum database size. A typical database uses slightly less
disk space than indicated. This value indicates the disk requirements
for the database files. The disks installed should be larger to provide
space for the operating system and application programs.
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Modifying File Set Subdirectories

Note: If the database directories are changed, any data already
stored in the database is lost. Move the data manually.
To modify file set subdirectories:
1. Select Windows Start menu > Programs > AspenTech >
InfoPlus.21 Administrator.
2. Select Group 200 > Historian > TSK_DHIS > File Sets. The list
of file sets appears (Figure 2).
3. Right-click on a file set and select Properties. The appears
Properties dialog box for the selected file set appears (Figure 7).

Figure 7: File Set Properties

Configuring Database Word Size

Note: Only modify this value to correct an error from the
installation. Do not use the Infoplus.21 Manager for any
other changes. Changes here can damage the database.
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To configure database word size:

1. Select Windows Start menu > Programs > AspenTech >
InfoPlus.21 Manager. The InfoPlus.21 Manager appears
(Figure 8).

Figure 8: InfoPlus.21 Manager

2. Click on TSK_DBCLOCK task in the defined tasks section. This
populates the task definition fields in the New Task Definition
section. The command line parameter field in the New Task
Definition section displays the current value of the maximum
word size.
3. Calculate the total number of words (space) required:
(x * 146) + (y*627) + 39731
where x is the number of trend tags and y is the number of
message log tags
Note: Set the size 5% to 10% more than the actual value calculated
using the above formula.
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4. Change the value following the DOUBLE in the Command line

parameters field to the value calculated with the formula above.
5. Click the Update button to update the configuration.
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Archiving a Database File Set

To archive a database file set:
1. In Windows NT Explorer double-click on the History/21
application:
C:\AspenTech|InfoPlus21\c21\h21\bin\h21mon.exe
2. At the H/21mon> prompt, type DATES. The Archive Status Table
screen appears.
3. Determine which file set is active and which file sets contain old
data. The % Full column indicates how full each file set is. The
File_Path column indicates the subdirectory location for that file
set. This database shows the two repositories available. It is very
important to set the repository before starting the backup
procedure. Enter the command SETREP TSK_DHIS so the trend
database is the database being backed up.
4. At the H/21mon> prompt, type PAUSE.
5. Back up the desired file set. The -a parameter is the file set
number. The -d parameter specifies the directory and filename
where the backup copy should be stored. For example, to backup
File Set 5 to the C:\DBSave\arc5.dat filename, type the following:
BACKUP -a 5 -d C:\DBSave\arc5.dat
6. At the H/21mon> prompt, type PROCESS.
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Restoring a Database File Set

To restore a database file set:
1. In Windows NT Explorer double-click on the History/21
application:
C:\AspenTech|InfoPlus21\c21\h21\bin\h21mon.exe
2. At the H/21mon> prompt, type DATES to determine which file
set is active and which file sets contain old data.
3. At the H/21mon> prompt, type PAUSE.
4. Select one of the old file sets not needed.
5. Dismount the selected file set. The –a parameter is the file set
number. For example, to dismount File Set 7, execute the
following command:
DISMOUNT -a 7
6. Restore the old file set into the file set number just dismounted.
The -a parameter is the file set number. The -d parameter specifies
the directory and filename where the old file set is backed up. For
example, to restore the file set from C:\DBSave\arc7.dat, execute
the following command:
RESTORE -a 7 -d C:\DBSave\arc7.dat
7. Mount the selected file set, which was dismounted by typing:
MOUNT –a 7
8. Resume the OEM Historian database by executing the following
command:
PROCESS
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Notes
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Notes

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