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AVEVA™ E3D Design

Saving the Alpha Readout to File

  • Last UpdatedJan 13, 2023
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Keywords

ALPHA LOG ALPHA FILE

Description

This facility lets you save the alpha display information to a text file in the computer operating system. Two types of output are available, depending on the command used.

ALPHA LOG enables the contents of either or both of the COMMANDS and REQUESTS alpha regions to be written to a file.

ALPHA FILE enables the contents of the REQUESTS region only to be written to file.

The ALPHA LOG/ ALPHA FILE facilities may be used to save data or as a general output facility.

Note:
After an ALPHA file has been opened, subsequent output will be directed to both the file and the screen until the file is closed, or until you change to another AVEVA E3D Design module.

Examples

ALP LOG /LF1 COMMANDS

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log information displayed in the COMMANDS region in file /LF1

ALP LOG /LF1 OVER COMM

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as above, but overwrite existing file /LF1

ALP LOG /LF2

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log information displayed in both alpha regions in file /LF2

ALP FILE /LF2

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log information displayed in REQUESTS region only

ALP LOG END

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finish logging information

ALP FILE END

Command Syntax

>-- ALPha --+-- LOG --+-- name --+-- OVERwrite --.
            |         |          |               |
            |         |          |-- APPend -----|
            |         |          |               |
            |         |          ‘---------------+-- COMMands --.
            |         ‘-- END -->                |              |
            |                                    |-- REQuests --|
            |                                    |              |
            |                                    ‘--------------+->
            |
            ‘-- FILE --+-- name --+-- OVERwrite --.
                       |          |               |
                       |          |-- APPend -----|
                       |          |               |
                       |          ‘---------------+-->
                       ‘-- END -->

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