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AVEVA™ Administration

NEW STAMP (Project Administration)

  • Last UpdatedFeb 22, 2022
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Function:

Creates a new Stamp element.

Description:

This command allows the administrator to create a Stamp to be used to mark Database (DB) sessions. The administrator can stamp sessions, either by a specific time and date, or by session number. Once the administrator has stamped DB sessions, they can use the Stamp name in commands where a date or session number can be used, such as BACKTRACK or REVERT. Stamping DB sessions makes it easier for the administrator to:

  • Make comparisons and identify changes made from session to session ‑ for example, the administrator can issue drawings on which all revisions that have been made since an earlier stamped session are highlighted.

  • Merge DB sessions.

  • Backtrack a Standard DB to a previous session.

  • Revert an extract DB to a previous session.

  • In a Global Project, Stamps must be created at the Hub.

Example:

NEW STAMP /Stamp_007

Creates a new Stamp named Stamp_007.

NEW STLST STLSF /*PIPEDB STSESS 7

Creates a new Stamp List for each DB in the Stamp (here, PIPEDB), for session number 7. The Stamp List holds a reference to the DB and the session number. Any number of STLST elements can be created (or deleted). The default value of STSESS is the current session for the DB.

Command Syntax:

                        .--------<---------.
                       /                   |
>-- NEW --+-- STLST --*-- STLSF /*dbname ‑-'--+-- STSESS dbname ---.
          |                                   |                    |
          |                                   ‘                    |
          |                                                        |
          ‘-- STAMP /stampname ------------------------------------+--->

Querying:

>--- Query attribute --->

(Where the current element is a Stamp.)

Related Commands:

BACKTRACK (Project Administration)

MERGE CHANGES (Project Administration)

REVERT (Project Administration)

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