After clicking Finish on a tag creation, what additional configuration can be done?

After clicking Finish on a tag creation in the AVEVA Historian Server, additional configuration can involve setting parameters such as Summary, Limit, and Replication.

Summary configuration allows for the establishment of how data is aggregated and presented for the tag, enabling users to specify which summary types to calculate, such as average, min, max, or count. This is crucial for analyzing data trends and deriving meaningful insights from large datasets.

Limit configuration permits the setting of boundaries for data collection, such as defining thresholds that determine when data is collected or how it is treated upon reaching certain criteria. This is particularly important for maintaining data integrity and monitoring tag performance.

Replication ensures that data for the tag is appropriately backed up and synchronized across different systems or locations, ensuring reliability and availability of data in various scenarios, including disaster recovery.

These configurations are vital for optimizing the functioning and utility of new tags in the AVEVA Historian environment, directly affecting data management and analysis processes.