ETM: Performance issues when displaying aggregation archive data

ETM: Performance issues when displaying aggregation archive data

Description

In the Extended Trend, displaying aggregated archives with refresh rate 1 needs more CPU resources than displaying the corresponding base archive with refresh rate 1 over the same time range.

This behavior has been improved. The display of aggregation archives is now using less CPU resources.

To benefit from this fix:

  • Update your zenon Software Platform to the latest build of zenon 10 or higher.

 



Item ID: 268296
Version: 12.00 Build: 180966
Version: 11.00 Build: 176384
Version: 10.00 Build: 176923

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