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5.2.2 Release | Build 5.2.148.500
Released: November 21, 2019
Important: Please see upgrade instructions in 5.2.0 Release below.
What's fixed?
Version 5.2.2 is a bug-fix update:
- A bug relating to the handling of trailing spaces in attribute values and enumeration ordinals in the Flow Server event forms has been resolved.
- A bug relating to the Canary Historian data source not handling null values correctly for the counter retrieval method has been resolved.
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5.2.1 Release | Build 5.2.142.692
Released: November 15, 2019
Important: Please see upgrade instructions in 5.2.0 Release below.
What's fixed?
Version 5.2.1 is a bug-fix update:
Enumeration Group Configuration
- A bug relating to the deletion of a ordinal (column) in an Enumeration Group has been resolved.
- A number a small error handling bugs relating to Enumeration Groups and their use in Event Forms have been resolved.
Microsoft SQL Consumer
- A bug relating to certain characters in an Attribute value (i.e. when used as an operator comment field) causing an exception has been resolved.
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5.2.0 Release | Build 5.2.139.928
Released: November 12, 2019
What's new?
Version 5.2.0 is a functional update focused on the following new features:
NEW: Calculated Event Attributes
- Event attribute can now be calculated based on an expression you configure. For example, you may want to evaluate how long an event is taking and as a result set an attribute to "Micro stop" or "Breakdown".
NEW: Flow Server - Event Form Enhancements
- Sometimes you'd like to restrict the dropdown options available for entry based on the value of other attribute selections. For example, a "Micro stop" event may need to be categorized differently than a "Breakdown" event. This can now be achieved by configuring an Enumeration Group.
- Inserting, editing and splitting events is now available in a easy-to-use format.
- Displaying event duration on an event form is now available.
- Entering measure values for an event is now available. For example, you can now manually enter an inventory value, a production run quantity, or a lab analysis value, for a specific event.
NEW: Flow Server - Charting
- Event based table can now display the event duration, including the duration-to-date for open event periods.
- A new event "timeline" chart can be used to display your events is a visual timeline. For example, you can visually indicate where your equipment has been running or not. Add attributes to the timeline for additional visual information.
- A new mapping chart can be used to display your information geographically.
NEW: Flow Config
- Model attributes can be configured with a set of options. When linking an attribute to a measure, only these options are available for setting that model attribute. If a model attribute has not options defined, then any value can be provided for that attribute.
- The measure dependency view now displays any charts that depend on the selected measure.
What's fixed?
- A number of small bugs have been fixed in the Flow Config tool
- A number of small aesthetic bugs have been fixed in the Flow Server charts
Before installation:
- Make sure .Net 4.7.1 or higher is installed - download
- Make sure .Net Core 2.1 or 2.2 is installed - download
- Make sure KB2999226 for your specific OS is installed
- Restart your server
If this is a Flow upgrade:
- Undeploy all components using existing Flow Config
- Stop the Flow Bootstrap Service
- Make a note of the Administrative user that is used to run the Flow Bootstrap Service
- Perform a Database backup
Installation:
- Run the Flow.msi installer you have downloaded
After Installation:
- Set the Flow Bootstrap Service logon details to an Administrative user
If this was a Flow upgrade:
- Open Flow Config, select your Flow instance, connect and then accept the migration process when prompted
- Deploy all components
If this was a new Flow installation:
1. Open Flow Config and create a new Flow Instance
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