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[ISS Support Case] Historian load options

Last updated: October 17th, 2025

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2 questions: multiple tags ---yes--- opc value TN00032881 Historian QualityDetail https://softwaresupportsp.aveva.com/#/okmimarticle/docid/tn000032881 layout format for the CSV file is Page 155 of the manual: Insource does have a overview of the load of a csv file into the Historian - TN Hist279 How to get CSV data into the Wonderware Historian https://knowledge.insourcess.com/?title=Operational_Efficiency/Historian/Maximize_%26_Optimize/TN_Hist279_How_to_get_CSV_data_into_the_Wonderware_Historian Page 154 discusses the Predefined CSV File Import Folders: By default, import folders are created in the main AVEVA Historian data folder when the product is installed. For example, if you specified D:\Historian\DATA\Circular as the circular data folder, the CSV data import folder is D:\Historian\DATA\DataImport,. Important: If you leave the data import path at the default location (on the drive hosting the circular data folder), placing large CSV files in a data import folder may prompt the AVEVA Historian disk management subsystem to immediately start moving or deleting history blocks to maintain the configured amount of required free space on the disk. It is highly recommended to change the data import folder to a different drive than your circular storage. The different import folders are described in the following table: Import Folder Description \DataImport Used for normal CSV import files. \FastLoad Used for "fast load" CSV import files. Files in this folder are processed one at a time, in the order that they appear in Windows Explorer as you are viewing the folder contents. \Manual Used by MDAS for tags. If the amount of data spans multiple 64 KB chunks, files are collected in the \Support subdirectory until all of the data is received. The files are then copied to the \Manual folder for inclusion into history.

  • Author: Kevin Modlin
  • Published: October 17th, 2025

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Product: Historian
Version: 2020 R2
Solution: [Solution is visible below when you're logged in and have a current subscription]
Date Created: 02/24/2022
Case: 81075
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