Klinkmann_Msk » Сб сен 04, 2010 3:35 am
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Disk Requirements for History Blocks
The IndustrialSQL Server Historian stores historical plant data to hard disk in special files called history blocks. When you install the IndustrialSQL Server Historian, you will be required to specify a storage location (directory) in which these files will be dynamically created and subsequently filled. You must have at least 200 MB of free disk space for these files in order to install IndustrialSQL Server Historian.
Once you have your IndustrialSQL Server Historian system up and running, when the free space on the drive containing the storage directory drops below a minimum threshold, the oldest data will start to be overwritten. It is very important that you have allocated enough disk space for storing your plant data for the desired length of time.
The amount of data that you will be able to store to disk before running out of space is dependent upon the number of tag values that you are storing and how often they are stored. That is, the more tags you have, the fewer values you can store per tag before you will need to archive off the oldest data. Likewise, the higher the specified storage rate per tag, the faster the system will run out of space.
An alog, Discrete, and Fixed-length String Requirements: Each value that is stored uses Storage Size + 3 bytes of disk space, plus approximately 15% overhead. Use the following formula to estimate the disk usage:
Estimated disk usage per day = (1.15*(Storage Size + 3)*number of tags) * (60/storage rate in seconds) * 60 minutes * 24 hours / (NTFS compression ratio)
For example, the disk usage per day for 10,000 4-byte _ tags (that is, Storage Size = 4 bytes) that are stored at ten-second intervals would be (1.15*(4+3)*10000)*(60/10)*60*24/2, which is approximately 332 MB per day.
The disk usage per day for 10,000 discrete tags (that is, Storage Size = 1 byte) that are changing, on average, every 60 seconds would be (1.15*(1+3)*10000)*(60/60)*60*24/2, which is approximately 32 MB per day.
The disk usage per day for 10,000 8-byte string tags (that is, Storage Size = 8 bytes) that are changing, on average, every 60 seconds would be (1.15*(8+3)*10000)*(60/60)*60*24/2, which is approximately 87 MB per day.