# WCF Status Evidence

Commands:

```powershell
dotnet run --no-build --project tools\AVEVA.Historian.ReverseEngineering -- wcf-status localhost 32568
dotnet run --no-build --project tools\AVEVA.Historian.ReverseEngineering -- wcf-status localhost 32568 Version
```

Confirmed:

- The local status endpoint is `net.tcp://localhost:32568/Stat`.
- `IStatusServiceContract2` is a static WCF contract named `Stat` in namespace
  `aa`. The managed definitions now include `GetSystemParameter`, `GETHI`,
  `PNGS`, and `PNGP`.
- `GetInterfaceVersion` returns code `0`, version `0` on the local 2020
  install.
- The decompiled `CStatusConnectionWCF.GetServerTime` implementation is a
  WCF-path stub that returns success without calling the `Stat` service. The
  managed direct call likewise returns code `0` with size `0` and no buffer.

Observed sanitized localhost results:

- `GetSystemTimeZoneName(handle: 0)` returns code `4` and no value.
- `IsDBCaseSensitive(handle: 0)` returns code `4`.
- `GetSystemParameter(handle: 0, "Version")` returns `false` with no error
  buffer.

Interpretation:

- `Stat` endpoint routing is confirmed, but status operations that require a
  real client handle are not usable until managed session open is solved.
- `GetServerTime` should not be promoted into the public SDK as a real server
  time call from this WCF path; native evidence shows it is a no-op stub here.