Script fired when user logs in/out.
Question: Is there any event that is fired whenever the user logs in or out the system? Solution: Whenever a valid user logs in the system, Elipse SCADA will automatically…
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Changing passwords when the application is running.
Question: How can the user be allowed to change their password when the application is running? Solution: This can be done by using the application’s UserAdministration() function. This function can…
KB-48067: Performing queries in Elipse SCADA with numeric or text filters.
Question: How can I perform a query with numeric or text filters to an Elipse SCADA’s Historic? Solution: By default, Elipse SCADA’s queries only allows date filters. However, to work…
KB-27396: Deleting a specific batch.
Question: Can only a specific batch be deleted in Elipse SCADA? Solution: Yes, it can. To do so, you must pass all batches to temporary .DAT and .HDR files, leaving…
Sample application: Using Chrono Tags.
Sample application showing how to use Chrono tags to gauge time; to top, restart and reset a chronometer; and to establish the maximum interval for time measurements. Attachments: CRONO.zip
Sample application: Using Matrix Tags.
Sample application showing how to use Matrix Tags, as well as their functions. Attachments: TagMatriz.zip
Sample application: Training Tutorial.
Attached to this article are the necessary files for developing the application in Elipse SCADA’s Tutorial. Attachments: Bitmaps.zip
KB-16914: Limiting values in a SetPoint.
Question: How can the values in a Setpoint be limited? Solution: Go to the SetPoint’s Properties page, General tab, and set the options Limits (Minimum and Maximum).
Annulling screen closing via Ctrl+F4.
You can keep this feature from happening via a OnKeyPressCtrlF4 key script. To do so, go to Organizer, select Application, and then open Scripts tab. Click New…, the select OnKeyPress…
KB-31896: Button’s visibility according to the user logged in.
Question: How can I have a button be visible or invisible according to the access level of the user logged in the application? Solution: To do so, create a script…