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# Honeywell Experion Batch (HEB)

The *Honeywell Experion Batch (HEB)* data source is used in JUNE5 to analyze data from the "Procedure Analyst" database from the Honeywell Experion Batch System. The data to be analyzed is primarily limited to the executed unit batches and their associated events and process data from the PHD tags.

{% hint style="info" %}
The JUNE5 HEB data source queries data from the underlying database of the Honeywell Experion Batch System. This is only possible if the database administrator of the Honeywell Experion database allows this through SQL Server permission grants.\
Depending on the amount of data and concurrent use of this interface by JUNE5 users, this can place a load on the Honeywell Experion system.\
To limit the amount of data, all SQL commands can be extended with the SQL "TOP" command.
{% endhint %}

## Supported Client Functionalities

* Display unit batches
* Import process variables and display measurement value time series (via a PHD data source)
* Display events (via an OLE DB data source)

## Background

While unit batches are determined directly via the HEB data source, events are determined via an OLE DB data source connector and process data via a PHD data source connector. For the HEB connector to determine which events and process data actually belong to a unit batch, the HEB connector requires two additional configured data sources (one for events, one for process data).

The following data sources are therefore required for using the HEB data source:

Data Source 1 = PHD Variables and Process Data or Measurement Value Time Series

These are provided via the [PHD Connector](/june5-3.7/en/datenquellenunterstuetzung-und-einbindung/honeywell-uniformance-process-history-database-phd.md)

Data Source 2 = Events for Unit Batches

These are provided via the Microsoft [OLE DB Connector](/june5-3.7/en/datenquellenunterstuetzung-und-einbindung/microsoft-ole-db.md).

Data Source 3 = Unit Batches\
Unit batches are provided via the HEB data source

Only if Data Source 1 and 2 successfully provide data can Data Source 3 (HEB) function.

{% hint style="info" %}
Before configuring the HEB data source, an OLE DB data source for events and a PHD data source for variables and measurement value time series must be successfully integrated.

Events that are assigned to a unit batch can only be successfully determined if both conditions are met:

* The namespace of the batch matches the namespace of the event.
* The batch lot number is the same as the item ID of the event.
  {% endhint %}

For the process data of the PHD tags that belong to a unit batch to be determined, the PHD tags must first be imported into the JUNE5 object model as measurements. If additional PHD tags are added over the course of the project, these must be activated in the PHD data source.

## Licensing

A JUNE5 license (Enterprise) with the Data Source option for Honeywell Experion Batch (Order No. JUNE5-OPTN-DS-HEB) and Honeywell Uniformance Process History Database (Order No. JUNE5-OPTN-DS-PHD) is required.

Additional licenses may be necessary for Honeywell Batch Analysis (Order No. JUNE5-OPTN-BAH) and Alarm and Event Analysis for Honeywell (Order No. JUNE5-OPTN-AEH).

## SQL Server

Microsoft SQL Server version 2008 and higher is supported.

{% hint style="info" %}
The firewall must be configured by IT so that the server is accessible remotely in the network:

* By default, traffic to a standard instance of a SQL Server is handled over port 1433.
* Traffic to a named instance of a SQL Server is handled over dynamic ports.
* The OLE DB Connector requires read access to the "ReportServer" table of the Honeywell Experion System
* The HEB Connector requires read access to the "ProcedureAnalyst" table of the Honeywell Experion System
  {% endhint %}


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