AVEVA Integration Service InstallationGuide

AVEVA Integration Service
Installation Guide
Release 1.5
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AVEVA Integration Service
Installation Guide
Contents Page
1 Preface..................................................................................................................... 5
1.1 About..............................................................................................................................
This Guide 5
1.2 .............................................................................................................................. 5
Audience
1.3 ..............................................................................................................................
Summary of Chapters 6
1.4 Related
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Documents 6
1.5 ..............................................................................................................................
Product Training Information 6
1.6 ..............................................................................................................................
Technical Support 6
2 Introduction
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2.1 About..............................................................................................................................
AVEVA Integration Service 8
2.2 ..............................................................................................................................
Interfaces with Other Applications 8
2.3 About..............................................................................................................................
AVEVA Licensing System 9
3 Deployment
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Architectures 10
3.1 Three-computer
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Deployment 10
3.2 ..............................................................................................................................
Two-computer Deployment 13
3.3 ..............................................................................................................................
One-computer Deployment 16
4 Installing
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4.1 System
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Requirements 20
4.2 ..............................................................................................................................
Install AVEVA Integration Service 21
5 Reinstalling
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6 Upgrading
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7 Uninstalling
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8 Appendix:
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Sample Configurations 27
8.1 ..............................................................................................................................
Configuring AVEVA P&ID as Client with AVEVA Engineering as Data Source 28
8.2 ..............................................................................................................................
Configuring AVEVA Electrical as Client with AVEVA Diagrams as Data Source 32
8.3 Configuring
..............................................................................................................................
AVEVA Instrumentation as Client with AVEVA P&ID as Data Source 37
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AVEVA Integration Service Installation Guide
CHAPTER 1 - Preface
1 Preface
This chapter provides an introduction to this guide, specifies the intended audience,
provides the summary of chapters and lists the related documents for the guide. The
chapter also provides information about product training and how to contact technical
support.
1.1 About This Guide

This guide provides an introduction to AVEVA Integration Service (Service), and explains
how to install, reinstall, upgrade and uninstall the Service. The guide also describes the
various deployment architectures for the Service.
1.2 Audience
This guide is intended for users who are responsible for installing, upgrading and
uninstalling AVEVA Integration Service (Service). The guide assumes that you have
knowledge of the following:
· Client/server architecture
· AVEVA products that use the Service
· Windows-based installation process
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CHAPTER 1 - Preface
1.3 Summary of Chapters

The following table contains the summary of chapters.
Chapter Summary
Introduction Contains an introduction to AVEVA
Integration Service (Service), the other
AVEVA products that it interfaces with and
AVEVA Licensing System (ALS)
Deployment Architectures Describes the three deployment
architectures that can be used for installing
the Service
Installing AVEVA Integration Service Contains the system requirements and
procedure for installing the Service
Reinstalling AVEVA Integration Service Contains the procedure for reinstalling the
Service
Upgrading AVEVA Integration Service Contains the procedure for upgrading the
Service
Uninstalling AVEVA Integration Service Contains the procedure for uninstalling the
Service
Appendix: Sample Configurations Contains sample configurations for using
the Service
1.4 Related Documents

The AVEVA Integration Service Setup Guide contains information about how to modify
settings and perform tasks using AVEVA Integration Service (Service).
1.5 Product Training Information

For information about product training courses, see the Product Training section of
AVEVA's website (http://www.aveva.com/training), or contact the nearest AVEVA
Regional Support Centre (http://support.aveva.com/support).
1.6 Technical Support

If you encounter software issues or have suggestions for software improvements, contact
AVEVA Helpdesk (https://avevahelpdesk.aveva.com), and register a support incident.
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CHAPTER 1 - Preface
After you register a support incident, we will know your identity (from your customer ID)
and the details of the incident. We will endeavour to fix the software issue or consider
the software improvement suggestion as soon as possible, and notify you about the
status of the incident.
If you are an accredited user of the AVEVA products, you are entitled to use AVEVA
Helpdesk for which you should have valid login credentials. For any other queries, contact
the nearest AVEVA Regional Support Centre (http://support.aveva.com/support).
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CHAPTER 2 - Introduction
2 Introduction
This chapter contains an introduction to AVEVA Integration Service (Service), the other
AVEVA products that it interfaces with and AVEVA Licensing System (ALS).
2.1 About AVEVA Integration Service

AVEVA Integration Service (Service) provides easy, quick and effective data transfers
between different data sources (AVEVA and non-AVEVA product data) installed in
different machines on the network. It provides a common platform for Plant, Marine and
Engineering products for accessing and using data from other products so that the data
management across products can be done effectively. The Service allows administrators
to configure a variety of data sources such as AVEVA P&ID, AVEVA Engineering, AVEVA
Diagrams, AVEVA Everything 3D, AVEVA Schematics, Microsoft Excel and Microsoft SQL
Server. Data sources configured on the integration server can be consumed by one or
more AVEVA applications that can connect to the Service.
A primary consumer of the Service is the Compare/Update feature, which is available in

various AVEVA products, such as AVEVA P&ID and AVEVA Engineering. Based on the data
interoperability requirement, users need to create appropriate configurations that define
the source of data (which can be tables, procedures or views) and the attributes from
source and destination product data.
2.2 Interfaces with Other Applications

The following applications are supported by AVEVA Integration Service (Service):
Dabacon-based Non Dabacon-based

AVEVA Diagrams AVEVA Electrical
AVEVA Engineering AVEVA ERM
AVEVA Everything3D AVEVA Instrumentation
AVEVA Marine AVEVA NET Workhub and Dashboard
AVEVA PDMS AVEVA P&ID
Microsoft Excel
Microsoft SQL Server
Oracle Database
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CHAPTER 2 - Introduction
2.3 About AVEVA Licensing System

The licensing of AVEVA Integration Service (Service) is managed by AVEVA Licensing
System (ALS). To operate, AVEVA software must access the correct ALS license file, which
is installed on the server, the workstation or on a networked workstation. ALS is a
network license service, which hands out floating licenses to clients. These licenses are
not tied to any specific workstation but can be used from any workstation where the
software is installed, as long as the total number of licenses in use does not exceed the
number of licenses purchased. For more details, see the ALS manuals available on the
AVEVA support site.
Note: Although the disk contains several AVEVA products, you can use only those items
for which you have procured the licenses. You will receive an on-screen notification when
the license is due for renewal.
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CHAPTER 3 - Deployment Architectures
3 Deployment Architectures
The installation of AVEVA Integration Service (Service) varies depending on your
environment and whether your data source and client are Dabacon-based. This chapter
describes the three deployment architectures that can be used for installing the Service
and lists the components of the Service that must be installed in various installation
scenarios.
3.1 Three-computer Deployment

This is the recommended deployment architecture for best performance. In this scenario,
the data source, AVEVA Integration Service (Service) and client are installed on different
computers. To fetch the data, the client sends a request to the Service and the Service
fetches the data from the data source, and sends it to the client. Therefore, the client
must point to the computer on which the Service is installed and the Service must point
to the computer on which the data source is installed.
The process to perform a three-computer deployment is as follows:

1. Install the client on Computer A. For instructions on installing the client, refer
to the corresponding installation guide.
2. Install AVEVA Integration Service on Computer B. For instructions on the
installing the Service, see Installing AVEVA Integration Service.
3. Install the data source on Computer C. For instructions on installing the data
source, see the corresponding installation guide.
4. Configure the data source with the Service. For instructions on configuring the
data source with the Service, refer to the AVEVA Integration Service Setup
Guide.
5. Configure the client to point to the Service. For examples on configuring the
client to point to the Service, see Appendix: Sample Configurations.
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While installing AVEVA Integration Service in a three-computer deployment, the

components of the Service that need to be installed on Computer A are as follows:
· If you are using AVEVA P&ID, AVEVA Instrumentation or AVEVA Electrical as the
client, install Integration Client. AVEVA P&ID, AVEVA Instrumentation and AVEVA
Electrical use Integration Client to establish the connection to the Service.
· If you are using any other product (Dabacon or non-Dabacon) as the client, no
additional software is needed. Integration Client and Notification Client are
optional, but are useful to verify a successful connection.
Additionally, the following configurations must be made for Computer A:

· Open port 8083 for use by Integration Service. If the port is not available, then
create inbound/outbound TCP rules.
· Open port 8071 for use by Notification Service. If the port is not available, then
create inbound/outbound TCP rules. This is not needed if Notification Service is
not used or installed.
· When configuring the Service for use by the client, enter the name of the
computer where the Service is installed (in this case, Computer B):
The components of the Service that must be installed on Computer B are as follows:
· Integration Service
· Notification Service, if you are using AVEVA ERM as the data source.
Note: Integration Client and Notification Client are optional, but useful to verify a
successful connection.
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Additionally, the following configurations need to be made for Computer B:

· If the Service needs to access network drives to connect to the project data, then
create and use a service account (for example, AIS_Account in the following
screen shot) to run the Service. This account must have Administrator rights on
Computer B, and must have Read access to the network drives where the
accessed projects are located.
No additional software is required to be installed on Computer C. However, ensure that

the service account used to run the Service has access to the required network drives, if
connecting to Dabacon products.
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3.2 Two-computer Deployment

In this scenario, the data source and AVEVA Integration Service (Service) are installed on
one computer and client is installed on a different computer. To fetch the data, the client
sends a request to the Service and the Service fetches the data from the data source, and
sends it to the client. Therefore, the client and Service should point to the same computer
on which the Service itself is installed.
You must follow the two-computer deployment architecture if your data source is a
Dabacon-based product. This is because if your data source is a Dabacon-based product,
the Service must be installed on the same computer as the data source.
The process to perform a two-computer deployment is as follows:

1. Install the client on Computer A. For instructions on installing the client, refer
to the corresponding installation guide.
2. Install AVEVA Integration Service on Computer B. For instructions on the
installing the Service, see Installing AVEVA Integration Service.
3. Install the data source on Computer B. For instructions on installing the data
source, refer to the corresponding installation guide.
Guide.
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While installing AVEVA Integration Service in a two-computer deployment, the

components of the Service that need be installed on Computer A are as follows:
client, install Integration Client. AVEVA P&ID, AVEVA Instrumentation and AVEVA
Electrical use Integration Client to establish the connection to the Service.
· If you are using any other product (Dabacon or non-Dabacon) as the client, no
additional software is needed. Integration Client and Notification Client are
optional, but useful to verify a successful connection.
Additionally, the following configurations need to be made for Computer A:

· When configuring the Service for use by the client, enter the name of the
computer where the Service is installed (in this case, Computer B):
The components of the Service that need to be installed on Computer B are as follows:
· Integration Service
· Notification Service, if you are using AVEVA ERM as the data source.
Note: Integration Client and Notification Client are optional, but useful to verify a
successful connection.
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Additionally, the following configurations need to be made for Computer B:

screen shot) to run Integration Service. This account must have Administrator
rights on Computer B, and must have Read access to the network drives where
the accessed projects are located.
Note: For AVEVA Integration Service 1.5, if the data source is located on the same
computer as the Service, creating a service account is not required. Instead, the
Service can run with the Local System account.
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3.3 One-computer Deployment

In this scenario, the data source, AVEVA Integration Service (Service) and client are
installed on the same computer. To fetch the data, the client sends a request to the
Service and the Service fetches the data from the data source, and sends it to the client.
Therefore, the client and Service must point to the same computer on which they are
installed.
The process to perform a one-computer deployment is as follows:

1. Install AVEVA Integration Service on Computer A. For instructions on installing
the Service, see Installing AVEVA Integration Service.
2. Install the client on the same computer. For instructions on installing the
client, refer to the corresponding installation guide.
3. Install the data source on the same computer. For instructions on installing the
data source, refer to the corresponding installation guide.
Guide.
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While performing a one-computer deployment, you need to install the required

components of AVEVA Integration Service on the same computer as the client and data
source. The components that need to be installed are as follows:
· If you are using a Dabacon-based product as the client, and a non-Dabacon
product as the data source, do the following:
o Install Integration Service.
o Install Notification Service, if you are using AVEVA ERM as the data source.
Note: Integration Client and Notification Client are optional, but are useful to
verify a successful connection.
client, do the following:
o Install Integration Client. AVEVA P&ID, AVEVA Instrumentation and AVEVA
Electrical use Integration Client to establish the connection to Integration
Service.
· If you are using AVEVA ERM as the client, do the following:
o Install Notification Client.
Note: Integration Client and Notification Client are optional, but are useful to
verify a successful connection.
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Additionally, the following configurations need to be made for Computer A:

· Use either “localhost” or the computer name when configuring the Service:
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screen shot) to run the Service, or set the Service to use the regular user account
used on Computer A. This account must have Administrator rights on Computer
A, and must have Read access to the network drives where the accessed projects
are located.
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CHAPTER 4 - Installing AVEVA Integration Service
4 Installing AVEVA Integration Service

This chapter contains the hardware and software requirements for installing AVEVA
Integration Service (Service) and the instructions for performing the installation.
4.1 System Requirements

This section lists the hardware and software requirements for installing AVEVA
Integration Service (Service). Currently, only the English versions have been certified for
the text to identify operating systems or third party packages (for example, Microsoft
Excel).
Hardware Requirements
The hardware requirements for installing the Service are as follows:

· Dual core processor
· 8 GB RAM
· 80 GB hard disk space
Software Requirements
The software requirements for installing the Service are as follows:

· Microsoft Windows 7 SP1, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2012 R2,
Windows 8.1 or Windows 10
· Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC) 2.6 or later
· Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5.1 or later
· AVEVA Licensing System
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4.2 Install AVEVA Integration Service

Before beginning the installation of AVEVA Integration Service (Service), make sure that
the System Requirements have been met.
Note: If you are using a Dabacon product as the data source, then the Service must be
installed on the same computer where the Dabacon product is installed. For more
information, see Two-computer Deployment.
To install AVEVA Integration Service:

1. Double-click the AVEVAIntegrationService< version >.msi file from the
Setup folder location.
2. On the welcome page, click Next.
3. On the End-User License Agreement page, select the I accept the terms in the
License Agreement check box, and then click Next.
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4. On the Custom Setup page, select the components of the Service you want to
install.
Note: By default, only Integration Service is installed. For information about
which components need to be installed, see Three-computer Deployment,
Two-computer Deployment or One-computer Deployment based on your
deployment architecture.
5. (Optional) If you want to change the installation location, click Browse, and
then select the location for installation.
6. Click Next. The installation process begins.
7. After the installation is complete, click Finish to exit the Setup.
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CHAPTER 5 - Reinstalling AVEVA Integration Service
5 Reinstalling AVEVA Integration Service

You may need to reinstall AVEVA Integration Service (Service) to resolve an issue in the
working of the Service or change the way the Service is installed.
To reinstall AVEVA Integration Service:

3. On the Change, repair, or remove installation page, click Change if you want
to change the way the Service is installed, or click Repair if you want to resolve
an issue in the working of the Service.
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CHAPTER 5 - Reinstalling AVEVA Integration Service
4. If you click Change, do the following:

a. On the Custom Setup page, select the components of AVEVA Integration
Service that need to be installed. For information about which
components need to be installed, see Three-computer Deployment, Two-
computer Deployment or One-computer Deployment based on your
deployment architecture. Click Next.
b. On the Ready to change AVEVA Integration Service page, click Change.
c. After the reinstallation is complete, click Finish to exit the Setup.
5. If you click Repair, do the following:
a. On the Ready to repair AVEVA Integration Service, click Repair.
b. After the reinstallation is complete, click Finish to exit the Setup.
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CHAPTER 6 - Upgrading AVEVA Integration Service
6 Upgrading AVEVA Integration Service

You can upgrade AVEVA Integration Service (Service) from an earlier version to a later
version by running the AVEVAIntegrationService<version>.msi file of the later
version. For detailed instructions, see Install AVEVA Integration Service.
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CHAPTER 7 - Uninstalling AVEVA Integration Service
7 Uninstalling AVEVA Integration Service

When you uninstall AVEVA Integration Service (Service), all the components of the Service
are uninstalled.
To uninstall AVEVA Integration Service:

3. On the Change, repair, or remove installation page, click Remove.
4. On the Ready to remove AVEVA Integration Service, click Remove.

5. After the uninstallation is complete, click Finish to exit.
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CHAPTER 8 - Appendix: Sample Configurations
8 Appendix: Sample Configurations

This chapter contains sample configurations that you can refer to while configuring a
client to AVEVA Integration Service (Service) in your environment.
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8.1 Configuring AVEVA P&ID as Client with AVEVA Engineering as

Data Source
The following procedure describes how to configure AVEVA P&ID to point to AVEVA
Integration Service (Service) for obtaining data from AVEVA Engineering. This section
assumes that you have already installed AVEVA P&ID, AVEVA Engineering and AVEVA
Integration Service.
For information on how to configure AVEVA Engineering as the data source for the
Service using Integration Settings Editor, refer to the AVEVA Integration Service Setup
Guide.
To configure AVEVA P&ID as client:

1. Log in to AVEVA P&ID.
2. Open any of the existing drawings.
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3. In the Manage tab, click P&ID Reports Launch from the P&ID Reports group.
4. In the P&ID Reports window, click Preferences and then select Preferences
from the menu that is displayed.
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5. On the Options dialog box, click Compare/Update.
6. In the Actions area, select Service in the list. A dialog box with a message to
confirm your choice appears.
7. Click Yes.
8. For the Select Source list, select AVEVA Engineering, and then click Login.
9. On the Select an AVEVA Engineering project dialog box, select the required
project, provide the credentials, and then click Connect.
10. On the Step 1 of 5: Choose mode of operation page, select Create new
configuration, and then click Next.
11. On the Step 2 of 5: Source Element Type page, type a configuration name, and
then select the values for the Object Type Mapping, Name Attribute and
Unique Attribute lists. The values represent the element types for AVEVA
Engineering. Click Next.
12. On the Step 3 of 5: Destination Element Type page, select the object type for
AVEVA P&ID in the Object Type list, select the Allow Insertion check box, and
then click Next.
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13. On the Step 4 of 5: Define Source Filter(s) page, click Add Filter to add a
condition to filter the data received from AVEVA Engineering. Click Next.
14. On the Step 5 of 5: Define Attribute Mapping(s) page, click Add Mapping to
add a mapping to the data.
Note: You can select the Select All Mappings and Use Default Mapping check
boxes based on your need.
15. Click Finish. A message is displayed that the configuration is saved
successfully.
16. Click OK.
17. On the Home tab of the P&ID Reports window, click CompareUpdateLink.
18. On the Compare/Update tab that opens, select the name of the configuration
that you created. The AVEVA Engineering data can now be viewed in AVEVA
P&ID.
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8.2 Configuring AVEVA Electrical as Client with AVEVA Diagrams as

Data Source
The following procedure describes how to configure AVEVA Electrical to point to AVEVA
Integration Service (Service) for obtaining data from AVEVA Diagrams. This section
assumes that you have already installed AVEVA Electrical, AVEVA Diagrams and AVEVA
For information on how to configure AVEVA Diagrams as the data source for the Service
using Integration Settings Editor, refer to the AVEVA Integration Service Setup Guide.
To configure AVEVA Electrical as client:

1. Open Electrical Engineer.
2. From the Select an AVEVA Electrical Project dialog box, click the required
project, and then click Select.
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3. On the Project tab, click Setup, select AVEVA Integration Service, and then
Import Configuration.
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4. On the Service Import Configuration Settings dialog box, select Service for the
list in the Actions area.
5. On the Configure Integration Service Location dialog box, for the Service
Installed On box, enter the computer name on which AVEVA Integration
Service is installed, and then click Save.
6. Click Test Service to verify if the connection to the service has been
established.
7. Click Exit after the Service Ok message is displayed.
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8. On the Service Import Configuration Settings dialog box, select AVEVA

Diagrams for the Select Source list, and then click Login.
9. On the Select an AVEVA Diagrams Project dialog box, select the project,
provide the credentials, and then click Connect.
11. On the Step 2 of 5: Source Element Type page, type a configuration name, and
then select the values for the Group, Object Type Mapping, Name Attribute
and Unique Attribute lists. The values represent the element types for AVEVA
Diagrams. Click Next.
AVEVA Electrical in the Object Type list, select the Allow Insertion check box,
and then click Next.
condition to filter the data received from AVEVA Diagrams. Click Next.
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successfully.
16. Click OK.
17. On the Manage tab of AVEVA Electrical Engineer, click Connect.
18. On the Select An AVEVA Diagrams Project dialog box, select the project, enter
the password and then click Connect.
19. Select the group name from the Groups list, and then click Import Data. The
AVEVA Diagrams data can now be viewed in AVEVA Electrical.
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8.3 Configuring AVEVA Instrumentation as Client with AVEVA P&ID

as Data Source
The following procedure describes how to configure AVEVA Instrumentation to point to
AVEVA Integration Service (Service)for obtaining data from AVEVA P&ID. This section
assumes that you have already installed AVEVA Instrumentation, AVEVA P&ID and AVEVA
For information on how to configure AVEVA P&ID as the data source for the Service using
Integration Settings Editor, refer to the AVEVA Integration Service Setup Guide.
To configure AVEVA Instrumentation as client:

1. Open Instrumentation Engineer.
2. On the Select an AVEVA Instrumentation Project dialog box, select the
desired project whose data needs to be viewed in AVEVA Instrumentation.
3. On the Project tab, click Setup, and then click AVEVA Integration Service and
Import Configuration.
4. On the Confirmation dialog box, click Yes.
5. In the Actions area of the Service Import Configuration Settings dialog box,
click the Service list.
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6. On the Configure Integration Service Location dialog box, for the Service
Installed On box, enter the name of the computer on which AVEVA
Integration Service is installed.
7. Click Save and then click Test Service to test the connection. If the Service Ok
message is displayed, click Exit.
8. On the Service Import Configuration Settings dialog box, select AVEVA P&ID
for the Select Source list, and then click Login.
9. On the Select an AVEVA P&ID Project dialog box, select the project, enter the
password, and then click Connect.
11. On the Step 2 of 5: Source Element Type page, type a configuration name,
group name, and then select the values for the Object Type Mapping, Name
Attribute and Unique Attribute lists. The values represent the element types
for AVEVA P&ID. Click Next.
AVEVA Instrumentation in the Object Type list, select the Allow Insertion
check box, and then click Next.
condition to filter the data received from AVEVA P&ID. Click Next.
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successfully.
16. Click OK.
17. In AVEVA Instrumentation Engineer, on the Manage tab, select AVEVA P&ID
for the Products list, and then click Connect.
18. On the Select an AVEVA P&ID Project dialog box, select the project, provide
the credentials, and then click Connect.
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19. Select the group name from the Groups list, and then click Import Data. The
AVEVA P&ID data can now be viewed in AVEVA Instrumentation.
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AVEVA Integration Service

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1.1 About This Guide

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1.3 Summary of Chapters

1.4 Related Documents

1.5 Product Training Information

1.6 Technical Support

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2.1 About AVEVA Integration Service

A primary consumer of the Service is the Compare/Update feature, which is available in

2.2 Interfaces with Other Applications

Dabacon-based Non Dabacon-based

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2.3 About AVEVA Licensing System

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3.1 Three-computer Deployment

The process to perform a three-computer deployment is as follows:

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While installing AVEVA Integration Service in a three-computer deployment, the

Additionally, the following configurations must be made for Computer A:

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Additionally, the following configurations need to be made for Computer B:

No additional software is required to be installed on Computer C. However, ensure that

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3.2 Two-computer Deployment

The process to perform a two-computer deployment is as follows:

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While installing AVEVA Integration Service in a two-computer deployment, the

Additionally, the following configurations need to be made for Computer A:

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Additionally, the following configurations need to be made for Computer B:

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3.3 One-computer Deployment

The process to perform a one-computer deployment is as follows:

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While performing a one-computer deployment, you need to install the required

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Additionally, the following configurations need to be made for Computer A:

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4 Installing AVEVA Integration Service

4.1 System Requirements

The hardware requirements for installing the Service are as follows:

The software requirements for installing the Service are as follows:

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4.2 Install AVEVA Integration Service

To install AVEVA Integration Service:

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5 Reinstalling AVEVA Integration Service

To reinstall AVEVA Integration Service:

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4. If you click Change, do the following:

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6 Upgrading AVEVA Integration Service

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7 Uninstalling AVEVA Integration Service

To uninstall AVEVA Integration Service:

4. On the Ready to remove AVEVA Integration Service, click Remove.

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8 Appendix: Sample Configurations