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{"parentUuid":"a0f287c5-0a3a-4ccf-aff3-18a5bf23fa17","isSidechain":false,"userType":"external","cwd":"/home/mdares","sessionId":"beec548e-6147-4ec4-ae8e-508d96fdf994","version":"2.0.49","gitBranch":"","type":"user","message":{"role":"user","content":[{"tool_use_id":"toolu_01SLKYGQeizDH4hcW1TgeQ4e","type":"tool_result","content":" 1→# Backend Optimization Requirements for KPI Tracking System\n 2→\n 3→## Context\n 4→This Node-RED application tracks manufacturing KPIs (OEE, Availability, Performance, Quality) for a production line. The system monitors machine cycles, work orders, and production metrics. These optimizations address data persistence, session management, and accurate downtime tracking.\n 5→\n 6→## Critical Issues to Address\n 7→\n 8→### Issue 1: Data Persistence (Option A - Database Storage)\n 9→**Problem:** Timing data and context variables are lost on crash or reboot, making it impossible to restore sessions.\n 10→\n 11→**Solution:** Implement database persistence for timing and context data\n 12→- Create a new table in the database called `session_state` or `global_context`\n 13→- Store the following timing data:\n 14→ - `productionStartTime`\n 15→ - `operatingTime`\n 16→ - `lastUpdateTime`\n 17→ - `trackingEnabled` status\n 18→ - `cycleCount`\n 19→ - `activeWorkOrder` details\n 20→ - Any other critical global/flow context variables\n 21→\n 22→**Implementation Requirements:**\n 23→1. On system startup, check if there's existing session data in the database\n 24→2. Restore session state from database if found\n 25→3. Continuously sync critical timing variables to database (implement throttled writes to avoid database overload - e.g., update every 5-10 seconds or on state changes)\n 26→4. On clean shutdown or work order completion, ensure final state is written\n 27→5. On crash recovery, prompt user if they want to restore the previous session or start fresh\n 28→\n 29→**Database Schema Example:**\n 30→```sql\n 31→CREATE TABLE session_state (\n 32→ id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,\n 33→ session_id TEXT UNIQUE,\n 34→ production_start_time INTEGER,\n 35→ operating_time REAL,\n 36→ last_update_time INTEGER,\n 37→ tracking_enabled INTEGER,\n 38→ cycle_count INTEGER,\n 39→ active_work_order_id TEXT,\n 40→ created_at INTEGER,\n 41→ updated_at INTEGER,\n 42→ is_active INTEGER DEFAULT 1\n 43→);\n 44→```\n 45→\n 46→### Issue 2: Cycle Count Capping\n 47→**Problem:** Need to prevent cycle counts from exceeding reasonable limits.\n 48→\n 49→**Solution:** Implement a cap at 100 cycles\n 50→- When cycle count reaches 100, either:\n 51→ - Stop accepting new cycles and alert the operator\n 52→ - OR automatically prompt for work order completion\n 53→- Add validation in the cycle counting logic\n 54→- Display warning in UI when approaching the cap (e.g., at 90+ cycles)\n 55→\n 56→### Issue 3: Hardware Irregularity Handling\n 57→**Problem:** Real hardware will be used and may have irregular behavior/timing.\n 58→\n 59→**Solution:** Design system to handle and track irregularities\n 60→- Log irregular cycle times (cycles that deviate significantly from average)\n 61→- Track unexpected state changes\n 62→- Store metadata about irregular events for later analysis\n 63→- This data will help diagnose:\n 64→ - Unplanned production stops\n 65→ - Slower than normal cycles\n 66→ - Patterns in machine behavior\n 67→\n 68→**Implementation Requirements:**\n 69→1. Calculate rolling average cycle time\n 70→2. Flag cycles that are >20% slower/faster than average\n 71→3. Store flagged cycles with timestamps in database\n 72→4. Create a separate table for anomaly tracking:\n 73→```sql\n 74→CREATE TABLE cycle_anomalies (\n 75→ id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,\n 76→ work_order_id TEXT,\n 77→ cycle_number INTEGER,\n 78→ expected_time REAL,\n 79→ actual_time REAL,\n 80→ deviation_percent REAL,\n 81→ timestamp INTEGER,\n 82→ notes TEXT\n 83→);\n 84→```\n 85→\n 86→### Issue 4: Intelligent Downtime Categorization\n 87→**Problem:** Not all stops should count as downtime (e.g., lunch breaks vs machine issues).\n 88→\n 89→**Solution:** Implement stop reason prompt and categorization\n 90→- When STOP button is clicked, immediately show a prompt asking \"Why are you stopping?\"\n 91→- Provide categorized options:\n 92→ - **Planned Stops** (don't affect downtime):\n 93→ - Lunch break\n 94→ - Scheduled break\n 95→ - Shift change\n 96→ - Planned maintenance\n 97→ - **Unplanned Stops** (count as downtime, affect Availability):\n 98→ - Machine malfunction\n 99→ - Material shortage\n 100→ - Quality issue\n 101→ - Operator error\n 102→ - Other (with text input)\n 103→\n 104→**Implementation Requirements:**\n 105→1. Modify \"Work Order buttons\" function to intercept \"stop\" command\n 106→2. Display modal/prompt with categorized options\n 107→3. Store stop reason in database with timestamp\n 108→4. Only accumulate downtime for unplanned stops\n 109→5. Create stop_events table:\n 110→```sql\n 111→CREATE TABLE stop_events (\n 112→ id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,\n 113→ work_order_id TEXT,\n 114→ stop_time INTEGER,\n 115→ resume_time INTEGER,\n 116→ duration INTEGER,\n 117→ reason_category TEXT, -- 'planned' or 'unplanned'\n 118→ reason_detail TEXT,\n 119→ affects_availability INTEGER,\n 120→ notes TEXT\n 121→);\n 122→```\n 123→\n 124→### Issue 5: Session Management and Pattern Tracking\n 125→**Problem:** Need to track production patterns and identify when sessions start/stop.\n 126→\n 127→**Solution:** Create new session each time RESUME is clicked\n 128→- Each START/RESUME creates a new production session\n 129→- Track session metadata for pattern analysis\n 130→- Add time tracking columns to identify:\n 131→ - When production occurs\n 132→ - Unexpected breaks\n 133→ - Patterns (e.g., breaks at certain hours)\n 134→ - Session duration trends\n 135→\n 136→**Implementation Requirements:**\n 137→1. Generate unique session_id on each START/RESUME\n 138→2. Store session metadata in new table:\n 139→```sql\n 140→CREATE TABLE production_sessions (\n 141→ id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,\n 142→ session_id TEXT UNIQUE,\n 143→ work_order_id TEXT,\n 144→ start_time INTEGER,\n 145→ end_time INTEGER,\n 146→ duration INTEGER,\n 147→ cycles_completed INTEGER,\n 148→ reason_for_start TEXT, -- 'initial_start', 'resume_after_planned', 'resume_after_unplanned'\n 149→ reason_for_end TEXT, -- 'planned_stop', 'unplanned_stop', 'work_order_complete'\n 150→ operating_time REAL,\n 151→ downtime REAL,\n 152→ created_at INTEGER\n 153→);\n 154→```\n 155→\n 156→3. Add time tracking columns to work_orders table:\n 157→```sql\n 158→ALTER TABLE work_orders ADD COLUMN total_sessions INTEGER DEFAULT 0;\n 159→ALTER TABLE work_orders ADD COLUMN total_operating_time REAL DEFAULT 0;\n 160→ALTER TABLE work_orders ADD COLUMN total_downtime REAL DEFAULT 0;\n 161→ALTER TABLE work_orders ADD COLUMN avg_session_duration REAL DEFAULT 0;\n 162→```\n 163→\n 164→4. On RESUME, log the previous session and start a new one\n 165→5. Track cumulative metrics across all sessions for the work order\n 166→6. Build analytics to identify:\n 167→ - Peak production times\n 168→ - Frequent break times\n 169→ - Session duration patterns\n 170→ - Correlation between session length and performance\n 171→\n 172→## Implementation Priority\n 173→Since these are backend fixes affecting ~1% of Availability KPI accuracy, and UI presentation is the immediate priority:\n 174→\n 175→**Phase 1 (Later):** Implement Issues 1, 4, 5 (data persistence, stop categorization, session tracking)\n 176→**Phase 2 (Later):** Implement Issues 2, 3 (cycle capping, irregularity tracking)\n 177→**Phase 3 (Later):** Build analytics dashboard for pattern analysis\n 178→\n 179→## Key Functions to Modify\n 180→1. **Machine cycles function** - Add database sync for timing data\n 181→2. **Work Order buttons function** - Add session management, stop reason prompt\n 182→3. **Database initialization** - Add new tables\n 183→4. **Startup routine** - Add session recovery logic\n 184→5. **Availability calculation** - Exclude planned stops from downtime calculation\n 185→\n 186→## Expected Outcome\n 187→- Data persists through crashes/reboots\n 188→- Accurate downtime vs planned stop tracking\n 189→- Session-based production history for pattern analysis\n 190→- Foundation for predictive maintenance and efficiency optimization\n 191→- Ability to identify and mitigate unexpected production issues\n 192→\n 193→## Notes\n 194→- All timing should use Unix timestamps (milliseconds) for consistency\n 195→- Implement database connection pooling for performance\n 196→- Add error handling for database operations\n 197→- Consider adding a \"notes\" field to most tables for operator comments\n 198→- Build admin interface to review historical sessions and patterns\n 199→\n\n
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