KB-30149: Removing an animation from an object.
Question: How can I remove an animation from an object? Solution: To do so, right-click the object and select the Remove animation option.
Author: Elipse Software
KB-35855: Connecting SCADA to the SQL Server.
Question: Can I connect SCADA to the SQL Server? Solution: Yes. To do so, you must use an ODBC connection. For further information, access Tutorial for creating an ODBC connection…
KB-28280: Opening E3 v. 3.1 using hardkey v. 2.5.
Question: After updating Elipse E3 from version 2.5 to version 3.1, can I open an application on the newer version without upgrading the hardkey? Solution: No, you can’t. To open…
KB-28761: Recording alarms occurrences.
Question: When an alarm becomes active, inactive, or is acknowledged, are these occurrences recorded on the same register? Solution: For each alarm occurrence (when the alarm becomes active, inactive or…
KB-29797: Restricting a users group interaction with screen objects.
Question: How can I limit the access of a certain user group to a certain screen object? Solution: This can be done via a script that, executed preferably at Viewer‘s…
KB-30851: Checking where a tag is being used.
Question: How can I check where a tag is being used in the application? Solution: To do so, you must use the E3 Studio’s search tool, which displays where a…
KB-36000: Changing the Key Pad displayed in SCADA.
Question: How can I change the Key Pad displayed on SCADA? Solution: To do so, you must uncheck the Enable Key Pad option via Organizer and, via scripts, call another…
KB-27883: Copying registers from Access to Oracle.
Question: How can I copy the alarms being recorded on an Access Database to the Oracle? Solution: To do so, you must use a Query object on the Data Server…
KB-36351: Creating and viewing a folder via scripts.
Question: How can I create and view a Windows folder via scripts? Solution: To do so, you must create a script similar to the following example: Set fso = CreateObject(“Scripting.FileSystemObject”)…
KB-28660: Opening and moving windowed screens.
Question: How can I open, move and keep opened several windowed screens? Solution: To do so, you must create a script on a button to open the screen: Application.GetFrame(Name).OpenScreen(“Screen1”), 0…