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Hi!
How/where could I see/configure more than the last 9-10 events?
How can I easily do an event sent an email ? Do I need to create a rule on Autocontrol for each channel (even having specified limits on the scada admin?!) ?
Where are they stored (in case you need to delete ie… 100’s) ?
PD: No, I don’t have 100’s to delete. Still… not 🙂
Hi,
How/where could I see/configure more than the last 9-10 events?
Use SCADA-Web Configurator -> Visible events count
How can I easily do an event sent an email ? Do I need to create a rule on Autocontrol for each channel
Yes, you should create a rule. If it’s enough to receive the same message, you can create some kind of aggregation channel. In case of using limits, you can specify trigger on status.
Where are they stored (in case you need to delete ie… 100’s) ?
See directory settings of SCADA-Server.
Doubts/Suggestions/Improvements:
> How/where could I see/configure more than the last 9-10 events?
> Use SCADA-Web Configurator -> Visible events countbut… if I have 100’s (on a single table) should I maximize the value and they will appear in one page!!?? ==> pagging?
And Mmmmhhh… checked events never dissapear to see the others?
Once events are checked where they can be seen again? ==> add an option: events: () all () by view () CHECKED
Seeing events on a daily basis is easy but what happens if you don’t receive an email/alert and you don’t enter everyday to scada?
… You will miss some events and they can be important! this could help:
() only today () all-time non checked ?Consider what is worth to implement (I will understand nothgin is worth right now) or take the ideas for the future 🙂
> Yes, you should create a rule. If it’s enough to receive the same message, you can create some kind of aggregation channel. In case of using limits, you can specify trigger on status.
Maybe adding orignal channel+value to the email (as said in another thread) would make a single rule more than enough 🙂>Where are they stored (in case you need to delete ie… 100’s) ?
>See directory settings of SCADA-Server.
OK, you can view and edit all events on a daily basis, good!
It’s enough for the admin, but users should not have access to that tool.
Think about previous tips.Thanks for the ideas!
To view all daily events, you should export them to Excel.
Checked events have the same behavior as others.users should not have access to that tool.
Users must not have access to the server file system.
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