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Beginning April 1, 2023, the Data Manager > Tag Management > Queries functionality will no longer be available. As an alternative, the Data Manager > Tag Management > Query Browser functionality should be used. Note: If you want to use existing queries…

Now when you export a query, the exported Excel file name matches the actual query name.

The Query Builder now includes four new Conditions : greater than or equal to less than or equal to is null is not null . For example, In addition, when using the Where Clause with double property values, such as dry weight, temperature…

For query results with combined Process Physical and Process Functional schema elements, editing is available to Process Functional schema elements only. For example,

You can now edit Process Functional Schema elements for Advanced Mode queries, providing that ECInstanceid , ECClassid , and Model properties are populated. For example,

You can now update Physical Process component properties for Advanced Mode queries. In order to edit Advanced Mode queries, you must ensure that the ECinstanceid , ECClassid , Model , and Checkoutid properties are populated. For example, For more…

You can now update Process Physical component properties for Standard Mode queries, providing that the Checkoutid property's value is either "0" or is blank. Checked-out components will have Checkoutid values other than "0" or blank, and thus remain read…

You can now modify tagged or untagged component properties synchronized from OpenPlant Modeler CONNECT Edition, using Data Manager > Tag Management > Query Browser . When you refresh the PlantSight Explorer tree in OpenPlant Modeler CONNECT Edition, the…

PlantSight has improved performance when scrolling through large lists of Changes , in the Data Manager .

The Piping Network Segment node in the Tag Browser iModel tree can now be made visible, by enabling the Display Piping Network Segment in PlantSight Administration .

You can now enable the ECExpresssion support, by setting up or upgrading an iModel, using OpenPlant Project Administrator CONNECT Update 10. Some common examples of supported ECExpressions are now provided. For example, this.GetRelatedInstance("SEGMENT_HAS_PIPING_COMPONENT…

When you select a P&ID document node in the Document Browser tree, you can now view all of its tag information. For example,

The Document Browser now includes the Tag Delete icon ( ) for documents. This feature allows you to delete a single document, and also view its tag information prior to deleting it. For example,

The following role-based access control (RBAC) is now available for Queries: Create New Query , Read Shared Query , Delete Shared Query , Rename Shared Query , Export Queries/Folder, Promote to Shared Query , and Set Advanced Mode . These options are…

You can now edit multiple process functional tag properties for standard mode and advanced mode queries. Just open a query in Query Browser, and then click Edit ( ). The Bulk Edit Properties page appears, and then you can make any changes as needed. For…

You can now select your schema from a list, as well as create copies of existing queries by clicking Save As on the Query Builder dialog.

You can now export query results directly to Excel for further editing, using Export to Excel file ( ). For example, You can easily import an Excel worksheet back into PlantSight using Import from Excel file - Bulk tag edit ( ). For example…

You can now edit properties of Process Functional non-tagged classes synced from OPPID, such as Reducer, Pipe Cap, and Signalline, for example,

You can now easily identify read-only (italicized) and modified cells (bold) in Edit mode ( ), for example:

You can use the Advanced export ( ) command to generate data sheets for the Query Browser . Simply do one of the following: Select a tag, and then click Advanced export ( ) or Right-click a tag, and then select Select advanced export template(s…