OSIsoft Release Notes

PI ProcessBook 2015
Version 3.5.0

Copyright 2015 OSIsoft, LLC All rights reserved

Contents

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Overview ................................................................................................................... 1
Fixes and Enhancements ........................................................................................ 2
Fixes ................................................................................................................. 2
Enhancements ................................................................................................. 3
Known Issues ........................................................................................................... 3
Setup ......................................................................................................................... 8
Notes for Administrators ................................................................................. 9
Operating Systems .........................................................................................10
Microsoft Vista and later ...............................................................................10
Shared and Administrator Installs .................................................................10
System Prerequisites .....................................................................................10
Server Platforms ............................................................................................11
Hardware Requirements................................................................................11
Software Requirements .................................................................................12
Distribution Kit Files .......................................................................................12
Upgrading from a Previous Version ...............................................................13
Uninstalling PI ProcessBook ...........................................................................13
List of Files Installed During Setup......................................................................13
Documentation Overview ......................................................................................27
Technical Support and Resources ......................................................................28
 Overview
PI ProcessBook is a graphics package that allows users to create dynamic,
interactive graphics and trends featuring real-time PI data. Data can be viewed from
multiple sources, such as relational databases that expose ODBC compliant
interfaces, or AF 2.x data. Additionally, PI ProcessBook provides tools for analyzing
data on the display and incorporates Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications (VBA),
so that special activities or routine chores can be automated.
This version of PI ProcessBook provides the following enhancements:
Support for the new tag type in PI Server 2015 that stores data values into the
future.
Additional enhancements and bug fixes are described here in the release notes.
Please read the online help for additional information on these topics.

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 Fixes and Enhancements

Fixes

This section lists items that were resolved or added in this release of PI
ProcessBook. PI ProcessBook 2015 (v3.5.0)

Punch List Item Title

11169OSI8 PI ActiveView: Viewing status report locks up display when trend
is in full screen
16465OSI8 Honor the user preferences for displaying legend settings on
maximized trends
18875OSI8 How can I see values on the Histogram Bars?
19015OSI8 Allow User to Set Default Sample Size in SQC Add-in Prior to
Opening a Display with SQC symbols
19924OSI8 Switching ProcessBook Time Zone setting
20591OSI8 SVG error when saving
20605OSI8 Valid SQC filter equation check is failing syntax check
20682OSI8 Maximizing a small SQC symbol incorrectly renders data value
scale on Shewhart chart
20734OSI8 ProcessBook crashes while trying to connect after upgrade to 3.1
20736OSI8 ProcessBook Trend - Multiscale, Database option incorrect for
Bad tags
21115OSI8 Cannot properly resize an object with scripting because
ViewWidth and ViewHeight are fired after the Resize event
has fired
21178OSI8 Enable Tags field in Trend Scale Dialog to show more than 42
characters
21346OSI8, Undoing changes to a maximized trend locks ProcessBook display
26842OSI8
21412OSI8 SQC Alarm Not Generated When PV went above the UCL
21776OSI8 Increase the size of the PI Tag or Expression entry field in the PI
Calculation Data dialog in ProcessBook
21836OSI8 DataSources lost in the Details pane after removing a trace from
the Trend in ProcessBook
21836OSI8 Use of the "Item Definition" icon to remove a trace will break
the Data Source connection with Details add-in.
21946OSI8 Handle PI Tag permission issues more effectively
21978OSI8 SQC chart tag using an ODBC dataset does not always display
start and end times correctly
22411OSI8 ProcessBook displays (.PDI files) leak memory
22759OSI8 ProcessBook / Playback options, accept PI relative time
22773OSI8 ProcessBook does not update PDI-property field "Last Saved By"
22865OSI8 ProcessBook (Details>Statistics>Count) shows number of seconds
instead of number of events

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 23440OSI8 PI ProcessBook 3.2.0.0 VB FitAll issue Run-time error '-
2147213184 (80042080)'
2455OSI8 Tag deleted from server gives 10553 errors in trend
24877OSI8 ProcessBook Element Relative Current Value not changing
25315OSI8 How to use ScaleFormat in VBA ProcessBook
25574OSI8 Feature request in ProcessBook--ContextChanged event
26474OSI8 Playback Toolbar: Startup state and position is not saved per
user.
26632OSI8 Set Default Display Background Color so that it persists when
reopening Processbook
26697OSI8 Set state colors of PB multistate symbols using VB automation
26909OSI8 Customer cannot modify PlotTimeStyle property in build mode
26934OSI8 On the "Change Display Range" dialog, PI Procebook is using the
English abbreviation of seconds on a localized system, as seen on
the "From:" dropdown.
26969OSI8 Autorange scale does not show correctly when using One time
period Back
26974OSI8 PI-SQC(client mode): 3-sigma control limit does not round
precisely
26980OSI8 PI Coresight add-in support for element relative symbols
PB1952 PointType Integer (Int16 or Int32) ,Step flag attribute set to True,
line drawn is incorrect

Enhancements
Future Data
The PI Server 2015 release introduces the new Future Tag that can be used to plot
data into the future. PI ProcessBook 2015 supports this new tag type by polling for
new values at regular intervals when updating the displays.
Please review the white paper Using Future Data and Visualization Clients, for
more information regarding Future Data in the PI System.

Known Issues
This section lists problems and enhancements that have been deferred until a future
release.
On recent operating systems Microsoft .NET 4.5.2 update could fail during
installation of PI ProcessBook 2015. This is an issue with the .NET installer.
Recommend updating outside of the PI ProcessBook setup process and
trying again.
AF Attributes with data references configured to use time ranges will not
update correctly when used as tags on trend symbols.
Future Data tags cannot be used as placeholders for datasets.

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 Scrolling too far into the future could result in a trend legend showing no data,
due to moving past the end of streamed future data values.
If you are a user of Sigmafine and the AF Modeler, be aware that the AF
Modeler is not compatible with this version of PI ProcessBook when the AF
Display Builder is enabled. To continue using the AF Modeler, disable the AF
Display Builder using the Tools>Add-in Manager Dialog before opening any
Sigmafine displays. Clear the checkboxes for Loaded/Unloaded and Load on
Startup for the AF Display Builder.
If you are not using Sigmafine and want to upgrade displays to use the new
PI ProcessBook functionality, you should manually uninstall the Sigmafine AF
Modeler add-in before installing PI ProcessBook 2015.
Allowing PI ProcessBook 2015 to automatically update displays created in
Sigmafines AF Modeler may result in a loss of configuration choices for
some dynamic symbols. This most often effects Trends, XY-plots, and Multi-
State symbols. The lost configuration can be reapplied manually and does
not result in a loss of data.
The Data Sheet Control versions 1.0 and 2.0.0.20 are incompatible with PI
ProcessBook 2012 SP2 and later. Version 2.0.1.0 of the Data Sheet Control
is compatible with PI ProcessBook 2015.
Contextual help fails to open a direct link to the help topic. The workaround is
to use the index and search features available in the PI ProcessBook Users
Guide available under Help->PI ProcessBook Help or by pressing F1 at any
time.
PI BatchView versions 3.1.5 and later may have an issue with a non-default
path to pihome. The issue is due to registry files not cleaning up properly
during uninstall of PI BatchView which can result in issues installing PI
BatchView later.
Saving a PDI with Datasets as SVG could result in Traces not displaying
properly on trends.
At time of release of PI ProcessBook 2015, Internet Explorer 9 and earlier do
not support the PI Coresight Link. Please use Internet Explorer 10 or later for
PI Coresight functionality.
SVG files saved with the old AF Modeler cannot be imported by AF Display
Builder because AF1 datasets are no longer supported in ProcessBook 2015.
Use the PDI format instead for these displays.
In upgrade scenarios, PI ProcessBook may initiate a self-repair on initial
startup. This is expected and is not an issue with the installation
PI ProcessBook does not support MFC-based ActiveX controls created with
Microsoft Visual Studio 2005. ActiveX controls created with Visual Studio
2005 should be based on ATL or should override
COleControl::OnSetObjectRects in ctlinplc.cpp with a version based on MFC
version 7.
The servers dropdown and Unit Name Mask Selection dialog in PI
BatchView will cause Data Execution Protection (DEP) exceptions if DEP is

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 configured for OptOut and AlwaysOn (See
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/875352). A new version of PI BatchView (PI
BatchView 2012 v3.1.5) without this limitation is available.
To use the IT OverView v1.3 add-in for PI ProcessBook on operating
systems that restrict file operations on folders under Program Files
(Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 and later) PI
ProcessBook must be run in XP compatibility mode. An updated add-in is
expected.
Older versions (3.2 and prior) of PI ActiveView should be uninstalled prior to
installing PI ProcessBook 2015. If PI ProcessBook 2015 and PI
ActiveView are to be installed on the same system, then a matching version
of PI ActiveView must be used. Only PI ActiveView 2014 can co-exist with PI
ProcessBook 2015 on the same system. Different versions will support the
same displays, but they cannot be installed on the same machine.
On systems missing a .NET 3.5 update, the .NET 4.0 installation will trigger a
REBOOT request. The presented option to Continue should not be selected.
REBOOT the machine and rerun setup to complete the installation.
Visual Basic 6 add-ins compiled with previous versions of PI ProcessBook
may experience errors when run on recent versions of Microsoft Windows
(Vista, 2008 Server and later) with PI ProcessBook 2015. The typical error is
a display object reference error. The problem is the result of needed changes
to the display object interfaces and can be corrected by either recompiling the
add-in or running PI ProcessBook 2015 in XP compatibility mode.
Large integer values on Trend: scales, legends, cursors and
tooltips should be displayed using Scientific Notation if Database
format is selected, but are not. Instead, select a format of Scientific in
the Define Trend window to have trend values shown in Scientific
Notation.
The PI ProcessBook MUI kit does not need to be uninstalled if upgrading
from PI ProcessBook 2012 SP1 or later. If upgrading from PI ProcessBook
2012 or earlier, then previous versions of the PI ProcessBook MUI kit should
be manually uninstalled prior to upgrading to PI ProcessBook 2015.
With PI SDK v1.4.2.445 the Server Alias, often used in Batch processes, may
have an erroneous value (i.e. 0). This results in no data being seen on Batch
Trends that use the server-alias and other issues. This can be corrected by
deleting any such values using the About-PISDK executable. Additional
information and updates on this problem are posted on the OSIsoft Technical
Support web site reference KB00810.
Note that once a Module Relative Display is upgraded to an Element Relative
Display, the display will not show data for Element Relative dynamic symbols in
versions of PI ProcessBook prior to 3.2.

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 Punch List Items Description
(PLI) not addressed
14770OSI8 Provide a mechanism for adding a time-stamp to a
display.
16744OSI8 Enhancement request: allow tag description to be
multiple lines in the Trend legend.
16806OSI8 Non-updating trend symbols will not show newly
updated points or value attributes unless the trend
is reverted. Updating trends, an End Time of *, that
have the PB2TraceCompatibility INI setting turned
on will not display new annotations of existing PI
data in the status area of the trend unless the trend
is reverted. This is due to the annotation event for
existing PI data only being available through the
archive event pipe which is not available by default
(PB2TraceCompatibility=1) . Setting the
PB2TraceCompatibility to off (0) enables the
archive event pipe and the trend will display the
new annotation.
17783OSI8 The details window only exports data to the
clipboard in time order.
17785OSI8 The Details add-in may stop scrolling if too many
19072OSI8 rows or sort order is changed.
19663OSI8
18598OSI8 Displays with Button symbols created in PI
ProcessBook version 3.0.x and subsequently
saved using this newer version can no longer be
used with 3.0.x.
18997OSI8 Enhancement request: on Trends with the show
multiple scales options selected - highlighting the
trace should also highlight the scale.
19072OSI8 Enhancement request: When a Trend is selected
21852OSI8 for use with the Details add-in - the selected Data
item should be highlighted in the Trend.
19090OSI8 Linear Regression information should be displayed
by the Details add-in and available via automation.
19177OSI8 The List Box ActiveX control will not print properly
when contained in a PI ProcessBook display.
19487OSI8 PI ProcessBook request exclusive access to
display on a network share - this can cause access
problems when users running in view-only mode
attempts to open them.
19668OSI8 The literals: TagZero and TagSpan, as used by the
Bar symbol, are not preserved when a display is
saved as SVG.
19930OSI8 When a PI ProcessBook Trend is embedded in
another OLE application, the trend may not get
updates if PI ProcessBook is minimized.
20053OSI8 Use of the display's resize cursor while showing an
unpinned docking window can cause a crash.

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 Punch List Items Description
(PLI) not addressed
20415OSI8 Enhancement request: provide an option to use an
Arc symbol's LINE as the Multi-State object.
20591OSI8 Displays with Connectors to Symbol Library or
grouped symbols will get an erroneous error when
saved as SVG.
20709OSI8 PI ProcessBook ad hoc trends should use the
default time zone selection specified in
Preferences.
21212OSI8 PI ProcessBook may present an error while editing
a ProcessBook Entry in Outline mode - any text
entries should be completed by using the ENTER
key, not the Tab key.
21224OSI8 Use of the polyline symbol to draw a straight line
can cause problems when grouped with other
polylines.
21354OSI8 Enhancement request: provide mechanism for the
migration of AF servers from Server A (Test) to
Server B (Production) for PI ProcessBook displays.
22131OSI8 The "y = mx + b" regression line variables should
be shown by trend cursors. This information is also
missing from the XYPlot regression line tooltip.
22515OSI8 The trend's SetTagName & SetTimeRange
24846OSI8 methods should not reset the scale settings.
22613OSI8 Changes to a Trend's plot title are not updated until
the display is saved and reopened.
22692OSI8 The symbol selected rectangle may change color
(should be red if background is not red) if display
colors are changed.
22817OSI8 Displays with larger amounts of VBA code can
become corrupted (references to the display object
will fail) after it has been edited many times. The
remedy is to copy the display's symbols and VBA
code to a new display.
22818OSI8 The font size of Microsoft Forms controls may vary
between Build and Run mode.
22884OSI8 The selection of heavy lines in the PI ProcessBook
trend may result in the trace not being drawn,
depending on the scale factor being used.
23043OSI8 The Define Trend dialog cannot be used to change
a Datasets server.
23136OSI8 Implement the STEPPED option with AF2
Datasets.
23180OSI8 The PI ProcessBook trend, showing multiple
scales, should hide redundant scale values when
zoomed and the differences between the scales
values are less than the precision settings of the
format string.

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 Punch List Items Description
(PLI) not addressed
23181OSI8 When the tag value equals the max scale value
(over the time range of the trend) the color blind
markers disappear from the trace.
23206OSI8 Plot values for a trend that are much larger than
the manually assigned max value (by a magnitude
of 4) can cause a significant processing load.
23273OSI8 Enhancement request: provide a way for users to
specify the algorithm for the shortening of long
elements names when displayed and when used in
sorting.
23339OSI8 Provide a means for AF Formula References to
make use of the same time zone being used for
other data on a ProcessBook display.
23395OSI8 Multistate customization (number of states and
22665OSI8 colors) will be lost when Module Relative Displays
(MRD) are converted to Element Relative Displays
(ERD). They can also be lost when doing a
copy/paste of the symbol. This is because the
multi-state considers that a new data item has
been configured and resets itself.
23495OSI8 AF Error messages can overlay/hide adjacent
symbols.
23516OSI8 The display_activate event is not being fired when
focus is returned to PI ProcessBook from another
application.
24155OSI8 Enhancement request: Support the special case in
the SQC symbol when UCL=CL and/or LCL=CL,
the data points should be evaluated as "out-of-
control" to match the server behavior.
24312OSI8 The context menu is not displaying icons.
24788OSI8 In the Details add-in the row height should be
adjusted when the font size changes.

Setup
NOTE: Any prior beta of PI ProcessBook or other beta PI System software should be
uninstalled prior to the installation of PI ProcessBook 2015.
To install PI ProcessBook manually, double-click on the PIProcessBook_2015.exe
file. The installation files are unpacked and the setup starts after the file extraction is
acknowledged.
You must have administrator privileges on your machine to successfully install PI
ProcessBook.
In order to benefit from the PI Notifications add-in delivered with this version of PI
ProcessBook, you must have PI Notifications client 1.0.777.0 or later installed.

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 In order to benefit from the PI Notifications add-in presence functionality you must
have Office Communicator 2005 or 2007; or, Microsoft Lync 2010 installed on your
machine. In addition, Microsoft Outlook must also be installed in order to send e-mail
from the Contacts docking window.
PI ProcessBook 2015 installs the SVG add-in along with PI ProcessBook.
PI BatchView version 3.1.5 and later are the supported version for PI ProcessBook
2015 For best results, uninstall PI BatchView (any version) before updating PI
ProcessBook and then install the PI ProcessBook update followed by installing PI
BatchView 3.1.5.
This version of PI ProcessBook installs or upgrades Microsoft Visual Basic for
Applications (VBA) 6.5. If you already have VBA 6.5 installed on your machine, PI
ProcessBook uses the existing installation and increments the installation reference
count.
Internet Explorer (IE) 8 or a later version is the recommended browser for client
machines to take advantage of SharePoint Server interaction with PI ProcessBook.
Internet Explorer (IE) 10 or a later version is the recommended browser for client
machines to take advantage of the PI Coresight interaction with PI ProcessBook.

Notes for Administrators

The OSIsoft pre-requisite kit should be installed on a target system before silently
installing PI ProcessBook. For silent installations with Active Directory Group Policy,
please consult Support Solution 3136OSI8: How to Deploy Products with Active
Directory Group Policy.
To invoke a silent installation, enter the command setup.exe f silent.ini. The
silent.ini file can be customized to provide default a PI Server configuration setting as
follows:
[COMMANDLINE]
7 = /qn REBOOT=Suppress ALLUSERS=1 PI_SERVER= localhost
PI_ALIAS=localhost PI_TYPE=3 PI_PORT=5450 PI_USER=piadmin
INSTALLDIR="C:\Program Files\PIPC"
9 = /qn REBOOT=Suppress ALLUSERS=1 PI_SERVER= localhost
PI_ALIAS=localhost PI_TYPE=3 PI_PORT=5450 PI_USER=piadmin
INSTALLDIR="C:\Program Files\PIPC"

The two lines above are the only lines that should be changed in the silent.ini file
delivered with PI ProcessBook. localhost entries for the PI SDK, components 7 and
9, should be changed to reference the appropriate PI server.
NOTE: This version of PI ProcessBook requires .NET version 4, which requires a
reboot of the system. In order to do a silent installation this version of .NET must
already be present on the target system.
For information on installing PI ProcessBook using Microsofts System Management
Server technology, please see the following documents. A patch for the PI SDK in
this installation kit is a separate DLL the resolves a PI SDKregistry issue (WI65835).

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 Using an automated technology that includes this DLL may require a different
strategy.
Configuring ProcessBook installation on clients via System Management Server
(SMS) 2003
How to deploy ProcessBook installations using SMS
How to perform a silent install of PI ProcessBook

Operating Systems

The following operating system platforms (with minimum Service Pack requirements
noted, where they apply) are supported:
Windows Vista SP2
Windows Server 2008 R2 (non-CORE version)
Windows 7 SP1
Windows 8
Windows Server 2012
Windows 8.1
Windows Server 2012 R2
Windows 10
Note that saving a file in Windows Vista, or later to a restricted area, e.g. Program
Files\PIPC, results in the file being stored in the users Virtual Store folder although PI
ProcessBook continues to report that the file is saved in the restricted area.

Microsoft Vista and later

The Allow button must be clicked in order to repair or remove PI ProcessBook when
UAC is turned on.
UAC should be disabled to ensure successful deployment using silent installation.
Otherwise, elevated permission dialogs can be displayed by the operating system.

Shared and Administrator Installs

PI ProcessBook 2015 does not support Administrator or Shared installation types, as

were available in versions prior to 3.0.x.

System Prerequisites

OSIsoft products and their installation depend on operating system components such
as Microsoft run time libraries, the Windows Installer engine, .NET Framework, and
other operating system redistributable packages. These operating system
components are available in three prerequisite setup kits. All three setup kits contain
both 32 and 64-bit redistributables.

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 Online: Recommended for installation on a computer connected to the
internet. Portions of this kit connect to Microsoft sites and download Microsoft
.NET components for the operating system on which it is run.
Standalone: Recommended for installation on a computer that cannot
connect to Microsoft downloads or if such connection is not desirable. This kit
does not connect to download sites, but is much larger.
Legacy: For older operating systems or product distributions that do not
require the .NET Framework 3.5.

To ensure that all necessary prerequisite components are installed, OSIsoft product
setup kits check for dependent components. If a dependency is missing, the
installation will exit, and the user will need to install prerequisites.
See the Prerequisite Kits page on the OSIsoft Tech Support Web site for more
information.

Server Platforms

PI ProcessBook communicates with recent versions of PI Servers. On Windows and

UNIX, PI Server 2015 is recommended.
High Availability features require PI Server 3.4.375 or later.
Integrated Windows Security requires PI Server 3.4.380 or later.
Annotations are fully supported, read and write, with PI Server 3.3.362.61 and
higher.
Migration of Module Relative Displays to Element Relative Displays requires the
migration performed with PI Server 2010 (3.5) or later.
PI2 Servers on OpenVMS are not supported as of Platform Release 1 (PI
ProcessBook 3.0.15.7 PR1).

Hardware Requirements

Physical Memory: Minimum 128 MB; Recommended 512 MB. Although 128 MB
provides acceptable performance for many, increasing the available RAM improves
performance, especially when there are multiple applications running simultaneously
on the same machine.
Processor Speed: Pentium III CPU or better. A faster processor may help
performance if displays have complex calculations performed locally, but increasing
the installed RAM is more likely to help with general performance.
Hard Disk Space: 300 MB of empty space on the system drive for application files
and registry entries.

In addition to the drive space required for the application files and registry entries,
there must also be enough space available to keep a backup copy of the pisdk.msi
and ProcessBook.msi files. Even after the product is uninstalled the backup copy still
exists. This copy is deleted only when the system is rebooted.

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 Software Requirements

Only the OSIsoft and Microsoft components previously identified are required to run
PI ProcessBook.

Distribution Kit Files

The following files are present on the PI ProcessBook 2015 media:

AFClient.NET35Check.dll
AFClient_x64.msi
AFClient_x86.msi
dotnet35Setup.dll
extensibilityMSM.msi
MSRuntimes_316.msi
MSRuntimes_318.msi
MSRuntimes_X64.msi
PI ProcessBook 2015 Release Notes.pdf
ProcessBook.msi
ProcessBook.mst
RunCommand.cmd
setup.exe
Setup.ini
SetupUtils.dll
silent.bat
silent.ini
VBAOF11.msi
1033\VBAOF11I.msi
dotNet45Redistrib\dotnet452Setup.dll
dotNet45Redistrib\NDP452-KB2901907-x86-x64-AllOS-ENU.exe
pibufss\Microsoft.Deployment.WindowsInstaller.dll
pibufss\Microsoft.Deployment.WindowsInstaller.Linq.dll
pibufss\OSIsoft.SMT.Buffering.Configuration.dll
pibufss\pibufss.msi
pibufss\pibufss_x64.msi
pibufss\PostInstallTasks.dll
pibufss\PreInstallTasks.dll
pibufss\SetupDialogs.exe
pibufss\SetupDialogs.xml
pibufss\SetupDialogs.xsd
pisdk\pisdk.msi
pisdk\pisdk_X64.msi
pisdk\READMEPIAPI.htm
pisdk\readme_pisdkX64.htm
pisdk\readme_pisdkX86.htm
VS2008Redistrib\MSVC9SP1x64Redistrib.dll
VS2008Redistrib\MSVC9SP1x86Redistrib.dll
VS2008Redistrib\vcredist_x64.exe
VS2008Redistrib\vcredist_x86.exe
VS2010Redistrib\
en_visual_c++_2010_sp1_redistributable_package_x64_651767.exe

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 VS2010Redistrib\
en_visual_c++_2010_sp1_redistributable_package_x86_651767.exe
VS2010Redistrib\MSRuntimesSetupVS2010SP1_x64.dll
VS2010Redistrib\MSRuntimesSetupVS2010SP1_x86.dll
VS2012Redistrib\MSRuntimesVS2012_x64.dll
VS2012Redistrib\MSRuntimesVS2012_x86.dll
VS2012Redistrib\vcredist110_x64.exe
VS2012Redistrib\vcredist110_x86.exe
vstowRedistrib\vstor_redist.exe
vstowRedistrib\VSTOWrapper.dll

PI SDK is version 1.4.4.484

AF SDK is version 2.7.0.6937

Upgrading from a Previous Version

If you have a previous version of PI ProcessBook installed on your computer, you

should upgrade that version with the released version instead of removing it. During
the installation of PI ProcessBook, the uninstall program of the version previously
installed is automatically run, but you will not lose your settings in the .INI files.
Upgrades are supported for PI ProcessBook 3.0.x and above.
If the startup file for the current release of PI ProcessBook is PIDEMO.PIW, the
upgrade to PI ProcessBook 2015 might not find the PIDEMO.PIW file on startup. The
reason this file might not be found is that this file has been moved to <PIPC
home>\procbook\en starting with release 3.1 of PI ProcessBook. To stop this error
from displaying when starting PI ProcessBook either specify another startup file or
update the location of the PIDEMO.PIW file to <PIPC home>\procbook\en using the
Tools | Preference menu item.

Uninstalling PI ProcessBook

PI ProcessBook can be removed from your system by selecting it for removal in the
Add/Remove Programs utility in Control Panel for Windows 2003, or the Programs
and Features Control Panel for Windows Vista/Windows Server 2008 or later. You
must have administrator privileges on your machine to successfully uninstall PI
ProcessBook.
If PI ProcessBook is uninstalled on a system with PI ActiveView, the PI ActiveView
installation should be repaired to ensure proper functionality. The repair needs to be
done to support non-administrator users.

List of Files Installed During Setup

The following tables list the files installed by the PI ProcessBook 2015 installation
program.

Folder Abbreviations Typical Location

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 <PIPC> C:\Program Files\PIPC
<ProgFiles> C:\Program Files
<MicrosoftOffice> C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\
<MicrosoftShared> C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared
<Windows> C:\Windows

Note: On 64-bit Windows installations, Program Files (x86) is used instead of Program Files and
SysWOW64 is used instead of System32.

List of installed files:

Directory File Version
\PIPC\Procbook Interop.CommunicatorAPI.dll 1.0.0.0
\PIPC\Procbook Interop.CommunicatorPrivate.dll 1.0.0.0
\PIPC\Procbook Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.dll 10.0.4504.0
\PIPC\Procbook OSIsoft.PB.Utilities.dll 3.5.0.284
\PIPC\Procbook AFDataSet.dll 3.5.0.284

\PIPC\Procbook OSIsoft.PB.ToolBars.Browser.Bookmarks.xsd

\PIPC\Procbook OSIsoft.PB.ToolBars.Browser.dll 3.5.0.284

\PIPC\Procbook OSIsoft.PB.PICoresightLink.dll 3.5.0.284
\PIPC\Procbook PICoresight_16.bmp
\PIPC\Procbook OSIsoft.PB.DataFavoritesAddin.dll 3.5.0.284
\Windows\Symbols\dll BTREND32.pdb
\Windows\Symbols\dll IMPD32.pdb
\Windows\Symbols\dll IMPP32.pdb
\Windows\Symbols\dll OBJECTAVOID.pdb
\Windows\Symbols\dll PBDCTRL.pdb
\Windows\Symbols\dll PBLAUNCHAPP.pdb
\Windows\Symbols\dll PBLIB32.pdb
\Windows\Symbols\dll PBPROPERTYPAGE.pdb
\Windows\Symbols\dll PLOT.pdb
\Windows\Symbols\dll PRIMS32.pdb
\Windows\Symbols\dll SQC.pdb
\Windows\Symbols\dll TOOLBOX.pdb
\Windows\Symbols\dll TREND32.pdb
\Windows\Symbols\dll TRNDUTIL.pdb
\Windows\Symbols\dll XYPLOT.pdb
\Windows\Symbols\exe PBEXSQLMDS.pdb
\Windows\Symbols\exe PBSHELL.pdb
\Windows\Symbols\exe PROCBOOK.pdb

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\PIPC\Procbook OSIsoft.PB.Details.dll 3.5.0.284
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\PIPC\Procbook btrend.tlb
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\PIPC\Procbook Interop.VBIDE.dll 5.3.0.0
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\PIPC\Procbook pbobjlib.tlb
\PIPC\Procbook Pbpropertypage.dll 3.5.0.284
\PIPC\Procbook Pbshell.exe 3.5.0.284

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\PIPC\Procbook pbsymlib.tlb
\PIPC\Procbook Plot.dll 3.5.0.284
\PIPC\Procbook Prims32.dll 3.5.0.284
\PIPC\Procbook Procbook.exe 3.5.0.284
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\PIPC\Procbook Symlibry.piw
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\PIPC\Procbook xyplot.tlb
\PIPC\Procbook\en PI ProcessBook 2015 Release Notes.pdf
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\PIPC\Procbook\Pbcat 1cvb.cat
\PIPC\Procbook\Pbcat 1cvm.cat

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\PIPC\Procbook\Pbcat 1cvs.cat
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OSIsoft Release Notes 20

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Documentation Overview
These release notes are part of a documentation set that supports PI ProcessBook.
The set also includes:
PI ProcessBook User Guide: An introduction to PI ProcessBook for the end user.
This user guide provides a product overview, installation procedures, a tutorial to
acquaint you with the user interface, and other topics to allow you to work with and
troubleshoot PI ProcessBook.
Additional information, including the latest release notes, about PI ProcessBook and
other topics of interest can be found in respective documents available on the
OSIsoft Technical Support and Resources Web site.

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