Event repository overview - Metasys - LIT-1201645 - MS-ADSxxx-x - MS-ADXxxx-x - Server - ADS Server - ADX Server - 13.0

ADS/ADX Commissioning Guide

Product
Building Automation Systems > Databases and Data Servers > ADS Server
Building Automation Systems > Application Servers > ADX Server
Document type
Commissioning Guide
Document number
LIT-1201645
Version
13.0
Revision date
2023-10-12
Product status
Active

The Event repository resides on the ADS/ADX within the SQL Server software database. You may view and acknowledge ADS/ADX alarms and events in the event repository. The newest and highest priority alarm or event that requires acknowledgment appears in the Alarms window in SMP and the Alarm Notification Bar in Metasys UI. Use the Event Viewer in SMP or the System Activity feature in Metasys UI to see all the events in a device repository. When the device repository receives an acknowledgment either from the user interface or through a web service, the original source device of the alarm is notified.

The installation program places the Event repository on the same computer where the ADS/ADX software resides. The default directory location is C:\ProgramData\Johnson Controls\MetasysIII\SQLData (pre-Release 8.0) or C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL<version>.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\DATA(Release 8.0 or later). For a split ADX, the directory location is on the database server computer on the same drive where the SQL Server software is installed. If you want to change where the databases are loaded (for example, E:\MyDatabases), you need to do so before you install the ADS/ADX software. For details, refer to the Metasys Server Installation and Upgrade Instructions (LIT-12012162) or the Metasys Server Lite Installation and Upgrade Instructions (LIT-12012258) .

The ADS/ADX performance degrades as the number of events coming in to the ADS/ADX Event repository increases, and the frequency of the event samples to be stored in the Event repository increases depending on the hardware resources used for the ADS/ADX computer.