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on 2008 Jan 10 4:49 PM
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Hi,
can anybody please clarify my doubt
what is the difference between RLINK PPPI for SAP and xMII?
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2008 Jan 10
5:01 PM
Vijaya,
RLINK PPPI is developed by OSI the same people who devliver the Plant Information (PI) historian and no doubt RLINK is developed primarily for use with this system. Whereas xMII will work with any historian that supports OPC or OLEDB including PI. In short the PPPI product is probably not as flexible nor as robust as xMII.
Sam
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