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But does it require restart of the scadaserver service to be effective after changing alarm limit settings if configuration stored in DB?
Currently, yes. We need a special command to reload users and limits to avoid restart.
Limits are checked many times a second, so we can’t read them from the database every time, and should keep them in the memory cache.
ModDBExport.dll and ModDbExport.dll use different symbol casing.
That means, it ist possible to make a screenshot, but i cant´t place it in the trxtfield here.
Use an external image hosting like https://imgbb.com/ or Google Drive.
Elastic Report was fixed and uploaded to the website. To use it, you should upgrade Rapid SCADA to 6.1.3.
ModDBExport.dll was renamed to ModDbExport.dll
Could you make a screenshot of the Server directories specified in the project?You can find in ScadaInstanceConfig.xml the option to change file storage to PostgreSQL storage. If the PostgreSQL storage is selected, the Server app loads a project from the database.
Currently it is possible to upload the project to PostgreSQL https://ibb.co/TLdT8Zt
But project changes are stored as usual in XML files and later uploaded to the database. It would be interesting in the future to implement an alternative approach, edit project directly in the database. It would require fully new, web based Administrator app.To debug the software, attach the debugger to the correctly installed instance.
https://ibb.co/DLJ4ppqIf the project is not changed, reuploading is the same as restating the Server service.
Could you provide screenshots of the related configuration, and log of Auto Control Module (successful and failed examples)?Actually these two elements represent two devices connected to a Modbus RTU device which transmits the private protocol of above two devices to Modbus
In this case, split the single Modbus device into several devices having different templates.
There is no option to continue a session if a request fails. May be we should implement it in the future.Hello,
See ScadaServer.log to check if the Server app works correctly or not.
Also see ScadaComm.log to check Communicator status.Hi,
I also get the error with that GIF image.
The problem is caused by the image size (15MB), it’s too big.
We will investigate this issue when move Scheme Editor to .NET6 framework. Unfortunately, I cannot provide the exact date. Try to reduce the image file size.
