Localized texts | The procedure of saving localized text to disk:
Keeping the multi-language form with $.text - Saving partialy evaluated localized text in multi-language form with macro expression $.text.
During the saving procedure the macro expression is partially evaluated except for the $.text. Especially the $.par parameters. During the procedure of data reading (alarm history viewer, GetHistoryData method) the macro expression are evaluated again for the corresponding language. Evaluate and save in a single specified language - Saving completely evaluated localized text in a single specified language.
During the saving procedure, the macro expression ($.text) is evaluated completely. While reading the data (alarm history viewer, GetHistoryData method) the macro expression is not being evaluated for the corresponding language. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Language | Selected language in which the localized textswill be completely evaluated and saved. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Storage type | The history storage type:
Not save - The history is not saved to disk.
It is used locally for the implementation of an alarm group, for which only immediate state of alarm items is important and the history is not so important. Text file (*.al) - The history is stored to disk in the form of a text file (*.al).
It is used locally for the implementation of an alarm group, where both the immediate state of alarm items and the history of state changes of alarm items are important. See Parameters for type: Text file (*.al). dBase III file (*.dbf) - The history is stored to disk in the form of the dBase III file (*.dbf).
It is used locally for the implementation of an alarm group, where both the immediate state of alarm items and the history of state changes of alarm items are important. See Parameters for type: dBase III file (*.dbf). MS SQL database - The history is saved into the SQL datbase in the form of the database table.
It is used locally for the implementation of an alarm group, where both the immediate state of alarm items and the history of state changes of alarm items are important. See Parameters for type: MS SQL database. Oracle database - The history is saved into the SQL datbase in the form of the database table.
It is used locally for the implementation of an alarm group, where both the immediate state of alarm items and the history of state changes of alarm items are important. See Parameters for type: Oracle database. MySQL database - The history is saved into the SQL datbase in the form of the database table.
It is used locally for the implementation of an alarm group, where both the immediate state of alarm items and the history of state changes of alarm items are important. See Parameters for type: MySQL database. PostgreSQL database - The history is saved into the SQL datbase in the form of the database table.
It is used locally for the implementation of an alarm group, where both the immediate state of alarm items and the history of state changes of alarm items are important. See Parameters for type: PostgreSQL database. FireBird database - The history is saved into the SQL datbase in the form of the database table.
It is used locally for the implementation of an alarm group, where both the immediate state of alarm items and the history of state changes of alarm items are important. See Parameters for type: FireBird database. Remote connection via the Web - It is used for the connection to the remote alarm group via the Web by the HTTP protocol.
It is used purely at the group with the checked configurator "Remote group (client)" and the history and state viewer is functional. See Parameters for type: Remote connection via the Web. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Columns | Configuration of individual columns. For each column two items are set:
- Save: flag if safe into the file (X=Save).
- Size: The size of saved data (for Text file (*.al) and dBase III file (*.dbf) in bytes, for other types in the number of characters). This cannot be changed for some columns.
Columns list:
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