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CIMPLICITY 9.5 Important Product Information

SIM 20

January 31, 2019

GE Digital 2

Contents

Purpose of this Document ......................................................................................................................................... 9

1 Installation ............................................................................................................................................................... 9

2 New Features and Enhancements ............................................................................................................. 10

2.1 Alarms ................................................................................................................................................................ 10

2.1.1 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 5: Alarm Sound Manager Options ....................................................... 10

2.1.2 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 1: Alarm Messages – Message Processing Limits .............................. 10

2.2 CimEdit/CimView .......................................................................................................................................... 12

2.2.1 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 15: Support for removing screens and obtaining screen count

independently from screen cache ..................................................................................................... 12

2.2.2 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 15: Support for determining usage of string space ............................ 12

2.2.3 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 1: Debounce Configuration Attributes ................................................ 16

2.3 CIMPLICITY Options ..................................................................................................................................... 17

2.3.1 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 1: DEP Support ..................................................................................... 17

2.4 Expression Editor Enhancements .......................................................................................................... 19

2.5 OPC Server ....................................................................................................................................................... 20

2.5.1 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 17: Multiple Setpoint Support for Asynchronous Write Items .......... 20

2.6 OPC UA Client ................................................................................................................................................. 21

2.6.1 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 19: Support for Asynchronous Writes in OPC UA Client .................... 21

2.7 Scripting and Open Interface ................................................................................................................... 22

2.7.1 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 10: Disable Delete and Export Records options from Script.............. 22

2.7.2 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 7: Parameters for reloading .NET Assemblies .................................... 23

2.7.3 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 3: Enhancements to Historian Tag Timestamp .................................. 24

2.7.4 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 3: DB Deadband Functions .................................................................. 24

2.7.5 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 2: Enhancements to Point Management Script Functions ................ 25

2.8 Tracker ............................................................................................................................................................... 33

2.8.1 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 15: Security enhancements for Tracker SQL Database ..................... 33

2.9 Trends and DGR ............................................................................................................................................. 34

2.9.1 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 10: Timezone Support for Trend Control ............................................ 34

2.10 User/Windows Authentication ............................................................................................................... 46

2.11 Workbench ...................................................................................................................................................... 47

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2.11.1 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 4: Project Upgrade Progress Dialog ................................................ 47

2.11.2 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 1: Firewall Configuration Settings ................................................... 48

2.11.3 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 1: Save Point Values ......................................................................... 49

3 Fixed Defects ....................................................................................................................................................... 51

3.1 Issues Resolved: Alarms ............................................................................................................................. 51

3.1.1 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 20 .......................................................................................................... 51

3.1.2 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 15 .......................................................................................................... 51

3.1.3 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 12 .......................................................................................................... 51

3.1.4 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 9 ............................................................................................................ 52

3.1.5 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 7 ............................................................................................................ 52

3.1.6 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 5 ............................................................................................................ 52

3.1.7 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 3 ............................................................................................................ 53

3.1.8 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 2 ............................................................................................................ 53

3.1.9 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 1 ............................................................................................................ 53

3.2 Issues Resolved: CimEdit/CimView ....................................................................................................... 55

3.2.1 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 20 .......................................................................................................... 55

3.2.2 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 19 .......................................................................................................... 55

3.2.3 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 17 .......................................................................................................... 56

3.2.4 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 16 .......................................................................................................... 56

3.2.5 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 13 .......................................................................................................... 56

3.2.6 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 12 .......................................................................................................... 57

3.2.7 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 11 .......................................................................................................... 57

3.2.8 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 10 .......................................................................................................... 58

3.2.9 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 9 ............................................................................................................ 59

3.2.10 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 8 ........................................................................................................ 59

3.2.11 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 7 ........................................................................................................ 60

3.2.12 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 6 ........................................................................................................ 60

3.2.13 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 5 ........................................................................................................ 61

3.2.14 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 4 ........................................................................................................ 62

3.2.15 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 3 ........................................................................................................ 62

3.2.16 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 2 ........................................................................................................ 63

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3.2.17 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 1 ........................................................................................................ 64

3.3 Issues Resolved: Classes and Class Objects ..................................................................................... 66

3.3.1 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 20 .......................................................................................................... 66

3.3.2 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 19 .......................................................................................................... 66

3.3.3 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 18 .......................................................................................................... 66

3.3.4 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 15 .......................................................................................................... 67

3.3.5 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 12 .......................................................................................................... 67

3.3.6 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 11 .......................................................................................................... 67

3.3.7 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 10 .......................................................................................................... 68

3.3.8 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 9 ............................................................................................................ 68

3.3.9 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 8 ............................................................................................................ 68

3.3.10 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 7 ........................................................................................................ 69

3.3.11 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 5 ........................................................................................................ 69

3.3.12 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 4 ........................................................................................................ 70

3.3.13 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 3 ........................................................................................................ 70

3.3.14 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 2 ........................................................................................................ 70

3.3.15 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 1 ........................................................................................................ 71

3.4 Issues Resolved: Device communications ......................................................................................... 72

3.4.1 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 20 .......................................................................................................... 72

3.4.2 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 18 .......................................................................................................... 72

3.4.3 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 17 .......................................................................................................... 72

3.4.4 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 16 .......................................................................................................... 73

3.4.5 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 15 .......................................................................................................... 73

3.4.6 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 10 .......................................................................................................... 73

3.4.7 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 7 ............................................................................................................ 73

3.4.8 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 6 ............................................................................................................ 74

3.4.9 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 4 ............................................................................................................ 74

3.4.10 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 3 ........................................................................................................ 74

3.4.11 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 2 ........................................................................................................ 75

3.4.12 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 1 ........................................................................................................ 75

3.5 Issues Resolved: Logging ........................................................................................................................... 77

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3.5.1 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 18 .......................................................................................................... 77

3.5.2 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 17 .......................................................................................................... 77

3.5.3 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 15 .......................................................................................................... 77

3.5.4 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 9 ............................................................................................................ 78

3.5.5 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 2 ............................................................................................................ 78

3.5.6 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 1 ............................................................................................................ 78

3.6 Issues Resolved: Login ................................................................................................................................ 80

3.6.1 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 18 .......................................................................................................... 80

3.6.2 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 17 .......................................................................................................... 80

3.6.3 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 15 .......................................................................................................... 80

3.7 Issues Resolved: Networking ................................................................................................................... 81

3.7.1 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 18 .......................................................................................................... 81

3.7.2 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 8 ............................................................................................................ 81

3.7.3 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 1 ............................................................................................................ 81

3.8 Issues Resolved: Points and Scripting .................................................................................................. 82

3.8.1 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 20 .......................................................................................................... 82

3.8.2 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 19 .......................................................................................................... 83

3.8.3 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 18 .......................................................................................................... 83

3.8.4 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 17 .......................................................................................................... 84

3.8.5 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 16 .......................................................................................................... 84

3.8.6 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 14 .......................................................................................................... 84

3.8.7 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 13 .......................................................................................................... 85

3.8.8 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 12 .......................................................................................................... 85

3.8.9 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 10 .......................................................................................................... 86

3.8.10 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 9 ........................................................................................................ 87

3.8.11 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 8 ........................................................................................................ 88

3.8.12 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 7 ........................................................................................................ 88

3.8.13 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 6 ........................................................................................................ 89

3.8.14 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 5 ........................................................................................................ 89

3.8.15 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 3 ........................................................................................................ 90

3.8.16 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 2 ........................................................................................................ 91

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3.8.17 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 1 ........................................................................................................ 91

3.9 Issues Resolved: Proficy Integration ..................................................................................................... 94

3.9.1 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 13 .......................................................................................................... 94

3.9.2 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 3 ............................................................................................................ 94

3.9.3 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 1 ............................................................................................................ 94

3.10 Issues Resolved: Proficy Process Systems ......................................................................................... 95

3.10.1 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 16 ...................................................................................................... 95

3.10.2 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 11 ...................................................................................................... 95

3.10.3 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 7 ........................................................................................................ 95

3.10.4 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 1 ........................................................................................................ 96

3.11 Issues Resolved: Project and System Management ...................................................................... 97

3.11.1 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 20 ...................................................................................................... 97

3.11.2 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 18 ...................................................................................................... 97

3.11.3 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 17 ...................................................................................................... 97

3.11.4 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 13 ...................................................................................................... 98

3.11.5 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 12 ...................................................................................................... 98

3.11.6 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 11 ...................................................................................................... 98

3.11.7 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 10 ...................................................................................................... 99

3.11.8 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 9 ........................................................................................................ 99

3.11.9 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 8 ........................................................................................................ 99

3.11.10 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 7 .................................................................................................. 100

3.11.11 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 6 .................................................................................................. 100

3.11.12 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 5 .................................................................................................. 100

3.11.13 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 4 .................................................................................................. 101

3.11.14 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 3 .................................................................................................. 101

3.11.15 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 2 .................................................................................................. 102

3.11.16 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 1 .................................................................................................. 102

3.12 Issues Resolved: Recipes ........................................................................................................................ 104

3.12.1 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 19 .................................................................................................... 104

3.12.2 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 12 .................................................................................................... 104

3.12.3 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 10 .................................................................................................... 104

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3.12.4 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 4 ...................................................................................................... 104

3.13 Issues Resolved: Server Redundancy ................................................................................................ 105

3.13.1 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 17 .................................................................................................... 105

3.13.2 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 13 .................................................................................................... 105

3.14 Issues Resolved: Statistical Process Control (SPC) ..................................................................... 106

3.14.1 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 8 ...................................................................................................... 106

3.14.2 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 5 ...................................................................................................... 106

3.14.3 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 1 ...................................................................................................... 106

3.15 Issues Resolved: Tracker/Order Execution Management ........................................................ 107

3.15.1 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 20 .................................................................................................... 107

3.15.2 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 17 .................................................................................................... 107

3.15.3 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 15 .................................................................................................... 108

3.15.4 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 14 .................................................................................................... 108

3.15.5 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 13 .................................................................................................... 108

3.15.6 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 11 .................................................................................................... 109

3.15.7 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 10 .................................................................................................... 109

3.15.8 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 9 ...................................................................................................... 109

3.15.9 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 8 ...................................................................................................... 110

3.15.10 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 6 .................................................................................................. 110

3.15.11 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 5 .................................................................................................. 110

3.15.12 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 3 .................................................................................................. 111

3.15.13 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 2 .................................................................................................. 111

3.16 Issues Resolved: Trends and DGR ....................................................................................................... 112

3.16.1 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 18 .................................................................................................... 112

3.16.2 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 16 .................................................................................................... 112

3.16.3 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 14 .................................................................................................... 112

3.16.4 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 13 .................................................................................................... 113

3.16.5 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 8 ...................................................................................................... 113

3.16.6 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 6 ...................................................................................................... 113

3.16.7 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 4 ...................................................................................................... 114

3.16.8 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 3 ...................................................................................................... 114

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3.16.9 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 2 ...................................................................................................... 115

3.16.10 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 1 .................................................................................................. 115

4 Known Issues .................................................................................................................................................... 116

5 General Information ...................................................................................................................................... 117

5.1 McAfee Anti-virus Details ....................................................................................................................... 117

5.2 WebSpace ..................................................................................................................................................... 118

6 Special Instructions ....................................................................................................................................... 119

7 Contact GE Digital .......................................................................................................................................... 120

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PURPOSE OF THIS DOCUMENT

The purpose of this document is to provide information to facilitate installing and using this SIM. Do not install this Service upgrade unless your system has a build number equal or greater than: CIMPLICITY v.9.5 Build 36775r.

1 INSTALLATION

To install this update:

1. Go the GE Digital Web site: http://digitalsupport.ge.com

2. Select . 3. In the Filter by Product drop-down list box, select CIMPLICITY. 4. In the Filter by Content drop-down list box, select Downloads.

The SIM patch labeled CIMPLICITY 9.5 SIM 20 appears in the list of downloads; the list is sorted by date by default.

5. Select the SIM and download the file. 6. Extract the SIM executable files into a temporary/working directory. 7. Stop all CIMPLICITY applications on the host computer. 8. Open the temporary or working directory where you placed the downloaded file. 9. Double-click the downloaded SIM installation .exe file to initiate the installation program.

Go to: Table of Contents

http://digitalsupport.ge.com/

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2 NEW FEATURES AND ENHANCEMENTS

2.1 ALARMS

2.1.1 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 5: Alarm Sound Manager Options

DE18927

SF-00391433

Alarm Sound Manager now has the following configuration option added:

Attribute Name Purpose/Meaning

AMV_SOUND_LOOP Provide additional support for continuous playback of alarm sound audio files

Attribute Value Purpose

N or n [Default] Current Application behavior will not be affected.

Y or y When the attribute value is set to Y or y: 1. 1. Alarm sound will be repeated in loop till the specified stop criteria is

satisfied. 2. 2. Sound will stop immediately if stop criteria is satisfied. 3. 3. The alarm audio file will continue to play in loop, even if the replay option

is not selected. 4. 4. Alarm Sound file will pause immediately if muted and will resume

playing when cleared.


2.1.2 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 1: Alarm Messages – Message Processing Limits

DE16460 SF-00364472 Alarm Properties dialog now has the following fields added:

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Property Name Purpose Permitted Limits Default Value

Auto processing interval The time interval (in minutes) for processing the auto alarms.

1 to 32767 5

Number of Auto Alarms processed at a time

The number of auto alarms that will be processed at a time.

1 to 32767 25


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2.2 CIMEDIT/CIMVIEW

2.2.1 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 15: Support for removing screens and obtaining screen count independently from screen cache

US257876

US246465

Four new methods have been added to enable you to do the following actions in CimView or CimEdit:

• Remove the display screens and library screens independently from the screen cache.

• Obtain the number of screens in the display screen cache and the library screen cache independently.

Method Description Example

GefApplication.FlushDisplayScreenCache

This method removes all the screens that can be displayed from the screen cache.

Sub Application_FlushDisplayScreenCache() CimGetScreen.Application.FlushDisplayScreenCache End Sub

GefApplication.FlushLibraryScreenCache

This method removes all the library screens from the screen cache.

Sub Application_FlushLibraryScreenCache() CimGetScreen.Application.FlushLibraryScreenCache End Sub

GefApplication.DisplayScreenCacheCount

This method obtains the number of screens in the display cache.

Sub Application_FlushDisplayScreenCache() MsgBox "Screens in display cache = " + CimGetScreen.Application.DisplayScreenCacheCount End Sub

GefApplication.LibraryScreenCacheCount

This method obtains the number of screens in the library cache.

Sub Application_FlushLibraryScreenCache() MsgBox "Screens in library cache = " + CimGetScreen.Application.LibraryScreenCacheCount End Sub


2.2.2 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 15: Support for determining usage of string space

US257870

Four new methods have been added in CimView to enable you to determine how the string space is managed and how much of it is remaining.

• GetMemoryInfoStringSpace

This method obtains information on the memory usage for string space.

It has the following parameters:

• used: The number of used bytes in the string space.

• free: The number of free bytes in the string space.

• total: The number of total bytes in the string space.

• outFlags: The internal information about the string space. This parameter is unused.

Note: The sum of the used and free parameter values will not be equal to the value of the total parameter. This is because of the overhead that is used to manage the allocated blocks.

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• GetMemoryInfoStringSpaceHandles

This method obtains information on the handle usage for string space. It has the following parameters:

• used: The number of handles that have been used.

• free: The number of handles that are free.

• total: The total number of handles (32736). The code in the following example uses the GetMemoryInfoStringSpace and

GetMemoryInfoStringSpaceHandles methods to obtain memory information and display it in a

dialog box.

Option Explicit Sub OnMouseUp(x As Long, y As Long, flags As Long) Dim mymsg As String Dim used As Long, free As Long, total As Long, outFlags As Long Dim charCount Dim i Dim myarray(100) As String mymsg = "" mymsg = mymsg & Chr$(13) & "---- BEFORE ----" GetMemoryInfoStringSpace used, free, total, outflags mymsg = mymsg & Chr$(13) & "SPACE used:" & used & ", free:" & free & ", total:" & total mymsg = mymsg & ", outFlags:" & outFlags GetMemoryInfoStringSpaceHandles used, free, total mymsg = mymsg & Chr$(13) & "HANDLES used:" & used & ", free:" & free & ", total:" & total ' Use up some string space and handles charCount = 0 For i = LBound(myarray) To UBound(myarray) Step 1 myarray(i) = "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ " & i & " ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ " charCount = charCount + Len(myarray(i)) Next i mymsg = mymsg & Chr$(13) mymsg = mymsg & Chr$(13) & "---- AFTER populating, elements:" & (UBound(myarray) - LBound(myarray)) _ & " char count:" & charCount & " ----" GetMemoryInfoStringSpace used, free, total, outFlags mymsg = mymsg & Chr$(13) & "SPACE used:" & used & ", free:" & free & ", total:" & total mymsg = mymsg & ", outFlags:" & outFlags

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GetMemoryInfoStringSpaceHandles used, free, total mymsg = mymsg & Chr$(13) & "HANDLES used:" & used & ", free:" & free & ", total:" & total MsgBox mymsg, ebOKOnly+ebInformation, "Memory Info" End Sub

• GetMemoryInfoPublicSpace

This method obtains information on the memory usage for storing the values for public variables used in scripts at the module level. It has the following parameters:

• used: The amount of memory in bytes that has been used for public variable space storage.

• free: The amount of free space to hold new variables.

• total: The amount of memory available for public variables.

• GetMemoryInfoSymbolSpace

This method obtains information on the memory usage for storing the names of the symbols for public variables used in scripts at the module level.

It has the following parameters:

• used: The amount of memory in bytes that has been used for public variable name storage.

• free: The amount of free space to hold new variable names.

• total: The amount of available memory for public variables names. The code in the following example uses the GetMemoryInfoPublicSpace and GetMemoryInfoSymbolSpace methods. Public testPublicLong As Long

Public testPublicString As String

Private pv_test As Long

Private pv_testString As String

Type ExampleRect

left As Integer

top As Integer

right As Integer

bottom As Integer

End Type

Public dd As ExampleRect

Sub OnMouseUp(x As Long, y As Long, flags As Long)

Dim ssUsed As Long

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Dim ssFree As Long

Dim ssMax As Long

Dim psUsed As Long

Dim psFree As Long

Dim psMax As Long

Dim SymUsed As Long

Dim SymFree As Long

Dim SymMax As Long

Dim handlesUsed As Long

Dim handlesFree As Long

Dim handlesMax As Long

Dim memFlags As Long

testPublicLong = 1200

pv_testString = 1200

testPublicString = "constant string to show usage of string space by

constants"

pv_testString = "More data, more data"

GetMemoryInfoStringSpaceHandles handlesUsed, handlesFree, handlesMax

GetMemoryInfoStringSpace ssUsed, ssFree, ssMax, memFlags

GetMemoryInfoPublicSpace psUsed, psFree, psMax

GetMemoryInfoSymbolSpace SymUsed, SymFree, SymMax

MsgBox "The current memory information: " + Chr$(13)_

+ "Handles Used = " + Format$(handlesUsed) + Chr$(13)_

+ "Handles Free = " + Format$(handlesFree) + Chr$(13)_

+ "Handles Max = " + Format$(handlesMax) + Chr$(13)_

+ "String Space Used = " + Format$(ssUsed) + Chr$(13)_

+ "String Space Free = " + Format$(ssFree) + Chr$(13)_

+ "String Space Max = " + Format$(ssMax) + Chr$(13)_

+ "Public Space Used = " + Format$(psUsed) + Chr$(13)_

+ "Public Space Free = " + Format$(psFree) + Chr$(13)_

+ "Public Space Max = " + Format$(psMax) + Chr$(13)_

+ "Symbol Space Used = " + Format$(SymUsed) + Chr$(13)_

+ "Symbol Space Free = " + Format$(SymFree) + Chr$(13)_

+ "Symbol Space Max = " + Format$(SymMax)

End Sub


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2.2.3 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 1: Debounce Configuration Attributes

DE17197 SF-00371956 Starting in CIMPLICITY 9.5 SIM 1, a new command line parameter "/StripDebounce" has been added for CimEdit. Usage: CimEdit.exe /StripDebounce <ScreenPath.cim>

Purpose: When CimEdit is launched with this command line parameter to open the screen path indicated by ScreenPath.cim, all the Debounce configuration from every event will be removed and the screen will be saved before exiting. This will result in events of the screen getting queued up while the previous event handler is still executing.


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2.3 CIMPLICITY OPTIONS

2.3.1 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 1: DEP Support

US25570 Starting in CIMPLICITY 9.5 SIM 2, Users can choose to use either the DEP or the NoDEP version of CimEdit/CimView executable as per their requirements. 1. Enabling/Disabling DEP Version of CimEdit/CimView executable from CIMPLICITY Options: Under the "Security" Tab of CIMPLICITY Options, a new option has been added for enabling/disabling the use of DEP Version of CimEdit/CimView executable.

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Property Name

Purpose Checked/Unchecked Comments

Enable DEP

Enable/Disable the use of DEP Version executable

Checked [Default Option]

The DEP Enabled version of CimEdit/CimView will be copied to the exe sub-folder under CIMPLICITY Installation Folder.

Note: When DEP is enabled, functional behavior (such as ActiveX controls that do not support DEP) will not work in CimEdit/CimView.

Unchecked The DEP Disabled version of CimEdit/CimView will be copied to the exe sub-folder under CIMPLICITY Installation Folder.

Note:When DEP is disabled then functional behavior that does not support DEP (ActiveX controls that do not support DEP) will workd properly in CimEdit/CimView.

2. Enabling/Disabling DEP Version of CimEdit/CimView executable from Command Prompt: The "Enable DEP" option can be enabled from command line by using the options specified below: a. Use Startup.exe /EnableDEP command to Check the "Enable DEP" option. b. Use Startup.exe /DisableDEP command to Uncheck the "Enable DEP" option.


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2.4 EXPRESSION EDITOR ENHANCEMENTS

DE18314 SF-00399332 Starting in CIMPLICITY 9.5 SIM 3, the ability to allow projects to wait for proper shutdown of scripts has been added. As part of this enhancement, the following functionality has been included: Wait Time Configuration: Users can now configure a wait duration for which the forced termination of running scripts will be paused when the project is being shut down. EM_SCRIPT_TIMEOUT parameter can be set to the number of milliseconds to wait before the scripts that are running at the time of project shutdown, are terminated. Note: If the EM_SCRIPT_TIMEOUT value is not defined, the default time limit of 1000 milliseconds is used. Pre-Terminate Scripting Support: Users can now configure a pre-termination script and run it at the time of project shutdown. To do this: 1. Users must set RUN_PRE_TERM_SCRIPT global parameter to 'Y' or 'y'. 2. Create a new script "em_pre_term.bcl" for the project. When the above mentioned global parameter and script has been configured for the project, then at the time of project shutdown, the event manager will: a. Execute contents of "em_pre_term.bcl" script b. Wait for the time duration of 1000 milliseconds or the one specified in EM_SCRIPT_TIMEOUT parameter. c. Terminate any scripts that are still running at the end of wait duration. d. Execute contents of "em_term.bcl" script.


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2.5 OPC SERVER

2.5.1 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 17: Multiple Setpoint Support for Asynchronous Write Items

US259979 SF-00526084 The CIMPLICITY OPC Server now provides multiple setpoint support to the Point Manager with a single

request for all OPC client Asynchronous 2.0 Write Item operations. This improves performance and optimizes

OPC client Asynchronous 2.0 group Write Item requests.

The OPC client Asynchronous Write Item operation will fail if the duration of the response of the setpoint

operation is more than the specified time-out value. The default time-out value is 2 seconds and is controlled

by the WriteItemTimeout parameter in the CimOPCServer.xml file. This ensures that the OPC client and

server function as expected when the response is delayed from the Point Manager.

You can update the time-out value by modifying the following parameter: <serverparameters>

<writeitemtimeout>enter time-out value in ms here</writeitemtimeout>

</serverparameters>


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2.6 OPC UA CLIENT

2.6.1 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 19: Support for Asynchronous Writes in OPC UA Client

DE94855, DE83433 SF-00593232 The CIMPLICITY OPC UA Client now provides support to perform asynchronous write operations to the OPC

UA Server.

To enable this operation for a device:

1. Select the OPC UA DA Configuration section.

2. Select the CIMPLICITY subsection.

3. In the Session subsection, in the AsyncWrite box, select True.

Note:

• When AsyncWrite is set to the default value of False, the CIMPLICITY OPC UA Client performs

synchronous write operations to the OPC UA Server.

• When you use CIMPLICITY APIs such as PointSet and PointSetMultiple with several points, the

performance of asynchronous write operations is better than that of synchronous write operations.


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2.7 SCRIPTING AND OPEN INTERFACE

2.7.1 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 10: Disable Delete and Export Records options from Script

DE39768 SF-00460237 Starting SIM 10 for 9.5 Version, the ability to disable, via scripts, the option to export or delete database records. The details are as mentioned below: Users can now, from scripts, disable the option to delete database records. This can be done by calling the function DisableDeleteRecordsAction.

Function Name Usage Syntax Description

DisableDeleteRecordsAction

myTable.DisableDeleteRecordsAction

The call to CimTable.DisableDeleteRecordsAction function from a script will provide the ability to disable delete records option configured as part of maintenance action.

Users can now, from scripts, disable the option to export database records. This can be done by calling the function DisableExportRecordsAction.

Function Name Usage Syntax Description

DisableExportRecordsAction myTable.DisableExportRecordsAction The call to CimTable.DisableExportRecordsAction function from a script will provide the ability to disable export records option configured as part of maintenance action.

Users can now, from scripts, access the current settings for Delete Record option by calling the GetDeleteRecordOptions function, which return a value of CimTableDeleteRecordEnum enumeration data type.

Function/ Enumeration Name

Description

GetDeleteRecordOptions The call to GetDeleteRecordOptions function will return an enumerated value of CimTableDeleteRecordEnum type.

CimTableDeleteRecordEnum Enumeration Value Description

cimTableRetainRecordNone

The delete record option has been disabled.

cimTableRetainRecordCount

The delete record option retains records based on count.

cimTableRetainRecordTime

The delete record option retains records based on time.

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Users can now, from scripts, access the current settings for Export Record option by calling the GetExportRecordOptions function, which return a value of CimTableExportRecordEnum enumeration data type.

Function/ Enumeration Name

Description

GetExportRecordOptions The call to GetExportRecordOptions function will return an enumerated value of CimTableExportRecordEnum type.

CimTableExportRecordEnum Enumeration Value Description

cimTableExportRecordNone The export record option has been disabled.

cimTableExportRecordCount The export record option has been set to be based on count.

cimTableExportRecordTime The export record option has been set to be based on time.

cimTableExportRecordAll The export record option has been set to export all records.


2.7.2 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 7: Parameters for reloading .NET Assemblies

DE29003 SF-00428119 EMRP .NET Scripts can call methods from external .NET assemblies. When a script gets compiled, a DLL gets generated and is stored in Windows Temp Folder with a GUID Name and in the cache. Each time the project is executed, the DLL is loaded from the cache. If the DLL is not available in cache, then it is regenerated and is ensured to be available to EMRP Process when started. There were problems observed when the version of generated DLL that is available in cache is not matching the latest generated DLL. In order to resolve this issue, starting CIMPLICITY 9.5 SIM 7, the below mentioned global parameters have been added:

Parameter Value Meaning Values/ Ranges

EM_SCRIPT_RECOMPILE_ALWAYS Specifies if the script has to be forcefully recompiled on every project start

Y or y .NET Assemblies will be recompiled on every project start

N or n .NET Assemblies will not be recompiled on every project start

EM_SCRIPT_COMPILE_WAIT Specifies the time to wait before proceeding to use the generated DLL.

10000 Default time to wait before loading scripts asynchronously

0 - 30000 Wait time Limits before loading scripts asynchronously


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2.7.3 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 3: Enhancements to Historian Tag Timestamp

DE18661 SF-00283462 Starting CIMPLICITY 9.5 SIM 3, a new parameter "HIST_TIME_STAMP_TYPE" has been added to configure how Historian Tag Timestamp is processed from CIMPLICITY project.

Parameter Value Meaning

HIST_TIME_STAMP_TYPE Parameter not defined or expected value not specified for the parameter

CIMPLICITY Timestamp will be logged to Historian for every configured tag

X CIMPLICITY Timestamp is logged to Historian for every configured tag.

Y Collector Timestamp is logged to Historian for every configured tag.

Z Collector configurable default Timestamp is logged to Historian for every configured tag.


2.7.4 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 3: DB Deadband Functions

Deadband Functions Starting in CIMPLICITY 9.5 SIM 3, the following API calls have been added to the Configuration Object Model to enable assignment of deadband for data logging point conditions. DE18634; SF-NA DE18693; SF-00414087 New methods and properties added to CIMBasic scripting are listed below:

API Function Parameters Purpose

EnableDataLogPtDeadBand Parameter Name

Default Value

Purpose Enable/ Disable Deadband option for the specified point.

<Point Name> Valid Point Name

The point for which the deadband value has to be enabled/ disabled

<TRUE/FALSE> Enables/ Disables deadband usage for specified point.

SetDataLogPtDeadBand Parameter Name

Default Value

Purpose Set/ Get Deadband value for the specified point.


The point for which deadband value has to be set

<Deadband Value>

The deadband value to be set for specified point

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API Function Parameters Purpose

SetDataLogPtDeadBandType Parameter Name

Default Value

Purpose Set/ Get Deadband type for the specified point.


The point for which deadband type has to be set

<Deadband Type>

The type of deadband to be set for the specified point

Sample Script Sample script for newly added APIs Example Sub Main()

Dim project as CimProject

set project = CreateObject("CimProject")

project.OpenLocalProject "C:\Program Files

(x86)\Proficy\Proficy CIMPLICITY\projects\mydemo\MYDEMO.GEF"

Dim database as CimDatabase

Set database = project.DataBase

Set dataTable = database.GetTable("DATA_LOG")

dataTable.AddLoggedPoint "POINT1"

'Enable/Disable databand

dataTable.EnableDataLogPtDeadBand "POINT1", True

x = dataTable.IsDataLogPtDeadbandEnabled("POINT1")

'Set/Get Deadband Value

dataTable.SetDataLogPtDeadBand "POINT1", 10

x = dataTable.GetDataLogPtDeadBand("POINT1")

'Set/Get Deadband type

dataTable.SetDataLogPtDeadBandType "POINT1",

cimDbDataLogDeadBandAbsolute

x = dataTable.GetDataLogPtDeadBandType("POINT1")

End Sub


2.7.5 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 2: Enhancements to Point Management Script Functions

String Functions Starting in CIMPLICITY 9.5 SIM 2, a new function has been added to allow the timestamp of a Derived Point to be set at runtime via scripting. This function will add the ability to update timestamps of derived points with the timestamp of the result of an expression evaluation. New methods and properties added to CIMBasic scripting are listed below: Properties: Point.TimeStampUTC

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Methods: Point.SetTimeStampHR GetTimeComponentsHR_UTC SetTimeFromComponentsHR_UTC PointUpdateMultiple New methods and properties added to .NET scripting are listed below: Methods: CIMPLICITY.PointUpdateMultiple Point.TimeStampUTC

Point.TimeStampUTC is a read/write property. This property can be used to retrieve/store the timestamp into a Basic Date Object. The timestamp (in UTC format) indicates the time at which the point's value was read from the PLC. Note: The Date value stored in this variable is the based on UTC Value. Syntax Point.TimeStampUTC

Example Sub Main()

Dim x as new Point

a$ = InputBox$("Enter a point id")

x.Id = a$

x.OnChange

top :

x.GetNext

Trace str$(x.TimeStampUTC) & " " & x.Value

goto top

End Sub

Point.SetTimeStampHR

Point.SetTimeStampHR method can be used to set the High Resolution Time Stamp value for the point. Syntax: Point.SetTimeStampHR dblTimeHigh, dblTimeLow

Parameter Description

dblTimeHigh Double, High Value of the Time Stamp

dblTimeLow Double, Low Value of the Time Stamp

Example Sub Main()

Dim pt1 As New point



pt1.ID = "gg"

pt2.ID = "test"

pt3.ID = "timeVal"

Dim result As Boolean

Dim yy As Integer

Dim mm As Integer

Dim dd As Integer

Dim hh As Integer

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Dim min As Integer

Dim sec As Integer

Dim nano As Long

Dim qlow As Double

Dim qhigh As Double

Dim qlowO As Double

Dim qhighO As Double

'Initialize Objects

yy = 2016

mm = 9

dd = 15

hh = 23

min = 59

sec = 59

nano = 9999999

SetTimeFromComponentsHR qlow, qhigh,yy,mm,dd,hh,min,sec,nano

pt1.Value = 60

pt1.SetTimeStampHR qHigh, qlow

result = pt1.GetTimeStampHR(qHighO, qlowO)

pt3.SetTimeStampHR qHighO, qlowO

result = pt3.SetQuadIntValue(qHigh, qlow)

pt2.Value = "Fred"

Dim timeStamp As Date

timeStamp = DateSerial(yy, mm, dd) + TimeSerial(hh, min, sec)

pt2.TimeStampUTC = timeStamp

Dim points(3) As Point

Set points(0) = pt1

Set points(1) = pt2

Set points(2) = pt3

result = PointUpdateMultiple(points)

'The PointUpdateMultiple failed probably because its an

application process.

'Do a setpoint instead

If result = FALSE Then

result = PointSetMultiple(points)

End If

End Sub

GetTimeComponentsHR_UTC

GetTimeComponentsHR_UTC method can be used to get the Time Stamp of the point from High Resolution components in UTC Format. Syntax: GetTimeComponentsHR_UTC dblTimeHigh ,dblTimeLow ,yyyy ,mm, dd, hh, mm, sec ,nano




yyyy The year, in the range 1970..9999

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mm The month, in the range 1..12

dd The day of the month

hh The hour, specified as a 24-hour clock.

mm Minutes past the hour, in the range 0..59

sec Seconds, in the range 0..59

nano Fractional seconds, specified in Nano seconds.

SetTimeFromComponentsHR_UTC

SetTimeFromComponentsHR_UTC method can be used to set the Time Stamp for the point from High Resolution components in UTC Format. Syntax: SetTimeFromComponentsHR_UTC dblTimeHigh ,dblTimeLow ,yy ,mm, dd, hh, min, sec ,nano




yyyy The year, in the range 1970..9999

mm The month, in the range 1..12

dd The day of the month

hh The hour, specified as a 24-hour clock.

mm The hour, specified as a 24-hour clock.

sec Seconds, in the range 0..59

nano Fractional seconds, specified in Nano seconds.

Example Sub Main()




pt1.ID = "gg"

pt2.ID = "test"

pt3.ID = "timeVal"


Dim yy As Integer

Dim mm As Integer

Dim dd As Integer

Dim hh As Integer

Dim min As Integer

Dim sec As Integer

Dim nano As Long

Dim qlow As Double

Dim qhigh As Double

Dim qlowO As Double


'Initialize Objects

yy = 2016

mm = 9

dd = 15

hh = 23

min = 59

sec = 59

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nano = 9999999

SetTimeFromComponentsHR_UTC qlow, qhigh, yy ,mm, dd, hh, min,

sec, nano

pt1.Value = 60





pt2.Value = "Fred"





Set points(0) = pt1

Set points(1) = pt2

Set points(2) = pt3







End If

End Sub

PointUpdateMultiple

PointUpdateMultiple method can be used to perform Point Update operation on multiple points that are passed in the Array of Point Objects. Note: 1. A point update will also update the time stamp of the point using the TimeStampUTC set on the point

object. A normal SetPoint operation uses the current time for the timestamp. 2. The PointUpdateMultiple function:

a. Is only callable from EMRP. If it is called from another application it will return false, and log an error message.

b. Can be used only for Global Points. c. Will not work with Safety Point.

Syntax: PointUpdateMultiple arrayOfPointObjects Example 1 Sub Main

Dim oPointObj As Point

Dim oPointArray(6) As Point

Dim bResult As Boolean

Set oPointObj = New Point

oPointObj.Id = "A1"

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oPointObj.Value = 22

oPointObj.TimeStampUTC = CDate(42633.0630673264)

Set oPointArray(0) = oPointObj


oPointObj.Id = "A2"





oPointObj.Id = "A3"





oPointObj.Id = "A4"





oPointObj.Id = "A5"




bResult = PointUpdateMultiple(oPointArray)

End Sub

Example 2 Sub Main()




pt1.ID = "gg"

pt2.ID = "test"

pt3.ID = "timeVal"


Dim yy As Integer

Dim mm As Integer

Dim dd As Integer

Dim hh As Integer

Dim min As Integer

Dim sec As Integer

Dim nano As Long

Dim qlow As Double

Dim qhigh As Double

Dim qlowO As Double


'Initialize Objects

yy = 2016

mm = 9

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dd = 15

hh = 23

min = 59

sec = 59

nano = 9999999

SetTimeFromComponentsHR qlow, qhigh,yy,mm,dd,hh,min,sec,nano

pt1.Value = 60





pt2.Value = "Fred"





Set points(0) = pt1

Set points(1) = pt2

Set points(2) = pt3







End If

End Sub

CIMPLICITY.PointUpdateMultiple

CIMPLICITY.PointUpdateMultiple method can be used to perform Point Update operation on multiple points that are passed in the Array of Point Objects. Note: 3. A point update will also update the time stamp of the point using the TimeStampUTC set on the point

object. A normal SetPoint operation uses the current time for the timestamp. 4. The CIMPLICITY.PointUpdateMultiple function:

a. Is only callable from EMRP. If it is called from another application it will return false, and log an error message.

b. Can be used only for Global Points. c. Will not work with Safety Point.

Syntax: CIMPLICITY.PointUpdateMultiple arrayOfPointObjects Example using System;

using System.Collections.Generic;

using Proficy.CIMPLICITY;

public class PointUpdateMultiple

{

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public void Main()

{

int status;

Point[] array = new Point[2];

DateTime date1 = new DateTime(2014, 9, 15, 7, 30, 12, 123,

DateTimeKind.Local);

date1 = date1.AddTicks(4560);

using (Point sp1 = new Point(),sp2 = new Point())

{

sp1.Id = "gg";

sp2.Id = "test";

array[0] = sp1;

array[1] = sp2;

sp1.Value = 60;

sp2.Value = "Fred.Net";

sp1.TimeStamp = date1;

sp2.TimeStamp = date1;

status = Cimplicity.PointUpdateMultiple(array);

}

}

}


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2.8 TRACKER

2.8.1 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 15: Security enhancements for Tracker SQL Database

US197403 DE73513 DE73512; SF-00486213 When installing Tracker and updating the database, the SQL Scripts now disable the Show Advanced options and Ad-Hoc Distributed Queries options that they enabled.

This eliminates any security risk that could have been caused if the options remained enabled.


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2.9 TRENDS AND DGR

2.9.1 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 10: Timezone Support for Trend Control

US193147 Starting SIM 10 for 9.5 Version, the ability to use Timezone support in the trend control has been added to CIMPLICITY. The Timezone setting can be done for a trend control by using the SetTimeZone function. The SetTimeZone is a method for a Trend Invoke method action. Purpose Sets the time zone to the trend control and displays the data based on the selected time zone. Input TimeZone Index enumeration published as part of Trend.ocx type library. Return Value Boolean: True or False

Index Published Enumeration List Trend Type Library - TREND_TIME_ZONE_INFO

0 TREND_TZ_SYSTEM_DEFAULT

1 TREND_TZ_AFGHANISTAN_STANDARD_TIME

2 TREND_TZ_ALASKAN_STANDARD_TIME

3 TREND_TZ_ALEUTIAN_STANDARD_TIME

4 TREND_TZ_ALTAI_STANDARD_TIME

5 TREND_TZ_ARAB_STANDARD_TIME

6 TREND_TZ_ARABIAN_STANDARD_TIME

7 TREND_TZ_ARABIC_STANDARD_TIME

8 TREND_TZ_ARGENTINA_STANDARD_TIME

9 TREND_TZ_ASTRAKHAN_STANDARD_TIME

10 TREND_TZ_ATLANTIC_STANDARD_TIME

11 TREND_TZ_AUS_CENTRAL_STANDARD_TIME

12 TREND_TZ_AUS_CENTRAL_W_STANDARD_TIME

13 TREND_TZ_AUS_EASTERN_STANDARD_TIME

14 TREND_TZ_AZERBAIJAN_STANDARD_TIME

15 TREND_TZ_AZORES_STANDARD_TIME

16 TREND_TZ_BAHIA_STANDARD_TIME

17 TREND_TZ_BANGLADESH_STANDARD_TIME

18 TREND_TZ_BELARUS_STANDARD_TIME

19 TREND_TZ_BOUGAINVILLE_STANDARD_TIME

20 TREND_TZ_CANADA_CENTRAL_STANDARD_TIME

21 TREND_TZ_CAPE_VERDE_STANDARD_TIME

22 TREND_TZ_CAUCASUS_STANDARD_TIME

23 TREND_TZ_CEN_AUSTRALIA_STANDARD_TIME

24 TREND_TZ_CENTRAL_AMERICA_STANDARD_TIME

25 TREND_TZ_CENTRAL_ASIA_STANDARD_TIME

26 TREND_TZ_CENTRAL_BRAZILIAN_STANDARD_TIME

27 TREND_TZ_CENTRAL_EUROPE_STANDARD_TIME

28 TREND_TZ_CENTRAL_EUROPEAN_STANDARD_TIME

29 TREND_TZ_CENTRAL_PACIFIC_STANDARD_TIME

30 TREND_TZ_CENTRAL_STANDARD_TIME

31 TREND_TZ_CENTRAL_STANDARD_TIME_MEXICO

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32 TREND_TZ_CHATHAM_ISLANDS_STANDARD_TIME

33 TREND_TZ_CHINA_STANDARD_TIME

34 TREND_TZ_CUBA_STANDARD_TIME

35 TREND_TZ_DATELINE_STANDARD_TIME

36 TREND_TZ_E_AFRICA_STANDARD_TIME

37 TREND_TZ_E_AUSTRALIA_STANDARD_TIME

38 TREND_TZ_E_EUROPE_STANDARD_TIME

39 TREND_TZ_E_SOUTH_AMERICA_STANDARD_TIME

40 TREND_TZ_EASTER_ISLAND_STANDARD_TIME

41 TREND_TZ_EASTERN_STANDARD_TIME

42 TREND_TZ_EASTERN_STANDARD_TIME_MEXICO

43 TREND_TZ_EGYPT_STANDARD_TIME

44 TREND_TZ_EKATERINBURG_STANDARD_TIME

45 TREND_TZ_FIJI_STANDARD_TIME

46 TREND_TZ_FLE_STANDARD_TIME

47 TREND_TZ_GEORGIAN_STANDARD_TIME

48 TREND_TZ_GMT_STANDARD_TIME

49 TREND_TZ_GREENLAND_STANDARD_TIME

50 TREND_TZ_GREENWICH_STANDARD_TIME

51 TREND_TZ_GTB_STANDARD_TIME

52 TREND_TZ_HAITI_STANDARD_TIME

53 TREND_TZ_HAWAIIAN_STANDARD_TIME

54 TREND_TZ_INDIA_STANDARD_TIME

55 TREND_TZ_IRAN_STANDARD_TIME

56 TREND_TZ_ISRAEL_STANDARD_TIME

57 TREND_TZ_JORDAN_STANDARD_TIME

58 TREND_TZ_KALININGRAD_STANDARD_TIME

59 TREND_TZ_KAMCHATKA_STANDARD_TIME

60 TREND_TZ_KOREA_STANDARD_TIME

61 TREND_TZ_LIBYA_STANDARD_TIME

62 TREND_TZ_LINE_ISLANDS_STANDARD_TIME

63 TREND_TZ_LORD_HOWE_STANDARD_TIME

64 TREND_TZ_MAGADAN_STANDARD_TIME

65 TREND_TZ_MAGALLANES_STANDARD_TIME

66 TREND_TZ_MARQUESAS_STANDARD_TIME

67 TREND_TZ_MAURITIUS_STANDARD_TIME

68 TREND_TZ_MID_ATLANTIC_STANDARD_TIME

69 TREND_TZ_MIDDLE_EAST_STANDARD_TIME

70 TREND_TZ_MONTEVIDEO_STANDARD_TIME

71 TREND_TZ_MOROCCO_STANDARD_TIME

72 TREND_TZ_MOUNTAIN_STANDARD_TIME

73 TREND_TZ_MOUNTAIN_STANDARD_TIME_MEXICO

74 TREND_TZ_MYANMAR_STANDARD_TIME

75 TREND_TZ_N_CENTRAL_ASIA_STANDARD_TIME

76 TREND_TZ_NAMIBIA_STANDARD_TIME

77 TREND_TZ_NEPAL_STANDARD_TIME

78 TREND_TZ_NEW_ZEALAND_STANDARD_TIME

79 TREND_TZ_NEWFOUNDLAND_STANDARD_TIME

80 TREND_TZ_NORFOLK_STANDARD_TIME

81 TREND_TZ_NORTH_ASIA_EAST_STANDARD_TIME

82 TREND_TZ_NORTH_ASIA_STANDARD_TIME

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83 TREND_TZ_NORTH_KOREA_STANDARD_TIME

84 TREND_TZ_OMSK_STANDARD_TIME

85 TREND_TZ_PACIFIC_SA_STANDARD_TIME

86 TREND_TZ_PACIFIC_STANDARD_TIME

87 TREND_TZ_PACIFIC_STANDARD_TIME_MEXICO

88 TREND_TZ_PAKISTAN_STANDARD_TIME

89 TREND_TZ_PARAGUAY_STANDARD_TIME

90 TREND_TZ_ROMANCE_STANDARD_TIME

91 TREND_TZ_RUSSIA_TIME_ZONE_10



94 TREND_TZ_RUSSIAN_STANDARD_TIME

95 TREND_TZ_SA_EASTERN_STANDARD_TIME

96 TREND_TZ_SA_PACIFIC_STANDARD_TIME

97 TREND_TZ_SA_WESTERN_STANDARD_TIME

98 TREND_TZ_SAINT_PIERRE_STANDARD_TIME

99 TREND_TZ_SAKHALIN_STANDARD_TIME

100 TREND_TZ_SAMOA_STANDARD_TIME

101 TREND_TZ_SARATOV_STANDARD_TIME

102 TREND_TZ_SE_ASIA_STANDARD_TIME

103 TREND_TZ_SINGAPORE_STANDARD_TIME

104 TREND_TZ_SOUTH_AFRICA_STANDARD_TIME

105 TREND_TZ_SRI_LANKA_STANDARD_TIME

106 TREND_TZ_SYRIA_STANDARD_TIME

107 TREND_TZ_TAIPEI_STANDARD_TIME

108 TREND_TZ_TASMANIA_STANDARD_TIME

109 TREND_TZ_TOCANTINS_STANDARD_TIME

110 TREND_TZ_TOKYO_STANDARD_TIME

111 TREND_TZ_TOMSK_STANDARD_TIME

112 TREND_TZ_TONGA_STANDARD_TIME

113 TREND_TZ_TRANSBAIKAL_STANDARD_TIME

114 TREND_TZ_TURKEY_STANDARD_TIME

115 TREND_TZ_TURKS_AND_CAICOS_STANDARD_TIME

116 TREND_TZ_ULAANBAATAR_STANDARD_TIME

117 TREND_TZ_US_EASTERN_STANDARD_TIME

118 TREND_TZ_US_MOUNTAIN_STANDARD_TIME

119 TREND_TZ_UTC

120 TREND_TZ_UTC_PLUS_12

121 TREND_TZ_UTC_PLUS_13

122 TREND_TZ_UTC_MINUS_02




126 TREND_TZ_VENEZUELA_STANDARD_TIME

127 TREND_TZ_VLADIVOSTOK_STANDARD_TIME

128 TREND_TZ_W_AUSTRALIA_STANDARD_TIME

129 TREND_TZ_W_CENTRAL_AFRICA_STANDARD_TIME

130 TREND_TZ_W_EUROPE_STANDARD_TIME

131 TREND_TZ_W_MONGOLIA_STANDARD_TIME

132 TREND_TZ_WEST_ASIA_STANDARD_TIME

133 TREND_TZ_WEST_BANK_STANDARD_TIME

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134 TREND_TZ_WEST_PACIFIC_STANDARD_TIME

135 TREND_TZ_YAKUTSK_STANDARD_TIME

Sample Code Dim oTrend As TrendLib.ITrend

Dim bRet As Boolean

Set oTrend = CimGetScreen.Object.Objects.Item("Trend1").OLEObject

bRet = oTrend.SetTimeZone(TREND_TZ_INDIA_STANDARD_TIME)

Or

bRet = oTrend.SetTimeZone(54)

Basic Script Methods 1. SetTimeComponentsHR_Ex (param1, param2………10) Purpose: Given components of the time based on Time zone. Current time divided into time components of year, month, day, hour, min, sec and nanoseconds.

Param1 Double Low value of input time

Param2 Double High value of input time

Param3 Integer Timecomponent






Param9 Long Nanosecond time component

Param10 Integer TimeZoneIndex

Where Time Zone Index can be either Trend Lib TREND_TIME_ZONE_INFO (If there is a CimView screen reference to the trend.ocx file) or an index number in the list below:

Index Enumeration

0 COR_CIMP_SYSTEM_DEFAULT

1 COR_CIMP_AFGHANISTAN_STANDARD_TIME

2 COR_CIMP_ALASKAN_STANDARD_TIME

3 COR_CIMP_ALEUTIAN_STANDARD_TIME

4 COR_CIMP_ALTAI_STANDARD_TIME

5 COR_CIMP_ARAB_STANDARD_TIME

6 COR_CIMP_ARABIAN_STANDARD_TIME

7 COR_CIMP_ARABIC_STANDARD_TIME

8 COR_CIMP_ARGENTINA_STANDARD_TIME

9 COR_CIMP_ASTRAKHAN_STANDARD_TIME

10 COR_CIMP_ATLANTIC_STANDARD_TIME

11 COR_CIMP_AUS_CENTRAL_STANDARD_TIME

12 COR_CIMP_AUS_CENTRAL_W_STANDARD_TIME

13 COR_CIMP_AUS_EASTERN_STANDARD_TIME

14 COR_CIMP_AZERBAIJAN_STANDARD_TIME

15 COR_CIMP_AZORES_STANDARD_TIME

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Index Enumeration

16 COR_CIMP_BAHIA_STANDARD_TIME

17 COR_CIMP_BANGLADESH_STANDARD_TIME

18 COR_CIMP_BELARUS_STANDARD_TIME

19 COR_CIMP_BOUGAINVILLE_STANDARD_TIME

20 COR_CIMP_CANADA_CENTRAL_STANDARD_TIME

21 COR_CIMP_CAPE_VERDE_STANDARD_TIME

22 COR_CIMP_CAUCASUS_STANDARD_TIME

23 COR_CIMP_CEN_AUSTRALIA_STANDARD_TIME

24 COR_CIMP_CENTRAL_AMERICA_STANDARD_TIME

25 COR_CIMP_CENTRAL_ASIA_STANDARD_TIME

26 COR_CIMP_CENTRAL_BRAZILIAN_STANDARD_TIME

27 COR_CIMP_CENTRAL_EUROPE_STANDARD_TIME

28 COR_CIMP_CENTRAL_EUROPEAN_STANDARD_TIME

29 COR_CIMP_CENTRAL_PACIFIC_STANDARD_TIME

30 COR_CIMP_CENTRAL_STANDARD_TIME

31 COR_CIMP_CENTRAL_STANDARD_TIME_MEXICO

32 COR_CIMP_CHATHAM_ISLANDS_STANDARD_TIME

33 COR_CIMP_CHINA_STANDARD_TIME

34 COR_CIMP_CUBA_STANDARD_TIME

35 COR_CIMP_DATELINE_STANDARD_TIME

36 COR_CIMP_E_AFRICA_STANDARD_TIME

37 COR_CIMP_E_AUSTRALIA_STANDARD_TIME

38 COR_CIMP_E_EUROPE_STANDARD_TIME

39 COR_CIMP_E_SOUTH_AMERICA_STANDARD_TIME

40 COR_CIMP_EASTER_ISLAND_STANDARD_TIME

41 COR_CIMP_EASTERN_STANDARD_TIME

42 COR_CIMP_EASTERN_STANDARD_TIME_MEXICO

43 COR_CIMP_EGYPT_STANDARD_TIME

44 COR_CIMP_EKATERINBURG_STANDARD_TIME

45 COR_CIMP_FIJI_STANDARD_TIME

46 COR_CIMP_FLE_STANDARD_TIME

47 COR_CIMP_GEORGIAN_STANDARD_TIME

48 COR_CIMP_GMT_STANDARD_TIME

49 COR_CIMP_GREENLAND_STANDARD_TIME

50 COR_CIMP_GREENWICH_STANDARD_TIME

51 COR_CIMP_GTB_STANDARD_TIME

52 COR_CIMP_HAITI_STANDARD_TIME

53 COR_CIMP_HAWAIIAN_STANDARD_TIME

54 COR_CIMP_INDIA_STANDARD_TIME

55 COR_CIMP_IRAN_STANDARD_TIME

56 COR_CIMP_ISRAEL_STANDARD_TIME

57 COR_CIMP_JORDAN_STANDARD_TIME

58 COR_CIMP_KALININGRAD_STANDARD_TIME

59 COR_CIMP_KAMCHATKA_STANDARD_TIME

60 COR_CIMP_KOREA_STANDARD_TIME

61 COR_CIMP_LIBYA_STANDARD_TIME

62 COR_CIMP_LINE_ISLANDS_STANDARD_TIME

63 COR_CIMP_LORD_HOWE_STANDARD_TIME

64 COR_CIMP_MAGADAN_STANDARD_TIME

65 COR_CIMP_MAGALLANES_STANDARD_TIME

66 COR_CIMP_MARQUESAS_STANDARD_TIME

67 COR_CIMP_MAURITIUS_STANDARD_TIME

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Index Enumeration

68 COR_CIMP_MID_ATLANTIC_STANDARD_TIME

69 COR_CIMP_MIDDLE_EAST_STANDARD_TIME

70 COR_CIMP_MONTEVIDEO_STANDARD_TIME

71 COR_CIMP_MOROCCO_STANDARD_TIME

72 COR_CIMP_MOUNTAIN_STANDARD_TIME

73 COR_CIMP_MOUNTAIN_STANDARD_TIME_MEXICO

74 COR_CIMP_MYANMAR_STANDARD_TIME

75 COR_CIMP_N_CENTRAL_ASIA_STANDARD_TIME

76 COR_CIMP_NAMIBIA_STANDARD_TIME

77 COR_CIMP_NEPAL_STANDARD_TIME

78 COR_CIMP_NEW_ZEALAND_STANDARD_TIME

79 COR_CIMP_NEWFOUNDLAND_STANDARD_TIME

80 COR_CIMP_NORFOLK_STANDARD_TIME

81 COR_CIMP_NORTH_ASIA_EAST_STANDARD_TIME

82 COR_CIMP_NORTH_ASIA_STANDARD_TIME

83 COR_CIMP_NORTH_KOREA_STANDARD_TIME

84 COR_CIMP_OMSK_STANDARD_TIME

85 COR_CIMP_PACIFIC_SA_STANDARD_TIME

86 COR_CIMP_PACIFIC_STANDARD_TIME

87 COR_CIMP_PACIFIC_STANDARD_TIME_MEXICO

88 COR_CIMP_PAKISTAN_STANDARD_TIME

89 COR_CIMP_PARAGUAY_STANDARD_TIME

90 COR_CIMP_ROMANCE_STANDARD_TIME

91 COR_CIMP_RUSSIA_TIME_ZONE_10



94 COR_CIMP_RUSSIAN_STANDARD_TIME

95 COR_CIMP_SA_EASTERN_STANDARD_TIME

96 COR_CIMP_SA_PACIFIC_STANDARD_TIME

97 COR_CIMP_SA_WESTERN_STANDARD_TIME

98 COR_CIMP_SAINT_PIERRE_STANDARD_TIME

99 COR_CIMP_SAKHALIN_STANDARD_TIME

100 COR_CIMP_SAMOA_STANDARD_TIME

101 COR_CIMP_SARATOV_STANDARD_TIME

102 COR_CIMP_SE_ASIA_STANDARD_TIME

103 COR_CIMP_SINGAPORE_STANDARD_TIME

104 COR_CIMP_SOUTH_AFRICA_STANDARD_TIME

105 COR_CIMP_SRI_LANKA_STANDARD_TIME

106 COR_CIMP_SYRIA_STANDARD_TIME

107 COR_CIMP_TAIPEI_STANDARD_TIME

108 COR_CIMP_TASMANIA_STANDARD_TIME

109 COR_CIMP_TOCANTINS_STANDARD_TIME

110 COR_CIMP_TOKYO_STANDARD_TIME

111 COR_CIMP_TOMSK_STANDARD_TIME

112 COR_CIMP_TONGA_STANDARD_TIME

113 COR_CIMP_TRANSBAIKAL_STANDARD_TIME

114 COR_CIMP_TURKEY_STANDARD_TIME

115 COR_CIMP_TURKS_AND_CAICOS_STANDARD_TIME

116 COR_CIMP_ULAANBAATAR_STANDARD_TIME

117 COR_CIMP_US_EASTERN_STANDARD_TIME

118 COR_CIMP_US_MOUNTAIN_STANDARD_TIME

119 COR_CIMP_UTC

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Index Enumeration

120 COR_CIMP_UTC_PLUS_12


122 COR_CIMP_UTC_MINUS_02




126 COR_CIMP_VENEZUELA_STANDARD_TIME

127 COR_CIMP_VLADIVOSTOK_STANDARD_TIME

128 COR_CIMP_W_AUSTRALIA_STANDARD_TIME

129 COR_CIMP_W_CENTRAL_AFRICA_STANDARD_TIME

130 COR_CIMP_W_EUROPE_STANDARD_TIME

131 COR_CIMP_W_MONGOLIA_STANDARD_TIME

132 COR_CIMP_WEST_ASIA_STANDARD_TIME

133 COR_CIMP_WEST_BANK_STANDARD_TIME

134 COR_CIMP_WEST_PACIFIC_STANDARD_TIME

135 COR_CIMP_YAKUTSK_STANDARD_TIME

Sample Code Dim yy As Integer

Dim mon As Integer

Dim dd As Integer

Dim hh As Integer

Dim min As Integer

Dim sec As Integer

Dim nano As Long

Dim qlow As Double

Dim qhigh As Double

Legend:

yy = 2017

mon = 10

dd = 13

hh = 15

min = 00

sec = 0

nano = 0

SetTimeFromComponentsHR_Ex

qlow,qhigh,yy,mon,dd,hh,min,sec,nano ,TREND_TZ_KOREA_STANDARD_TIME

Or

SetTimeFromComponentsHR_Ex qlow,qhigh,yy,mon,dd,hh,min,sec,nano ,60

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2. SetTimecomponentHR() (param1, param2………10)

Param1 Double Low value of input time

Param2 Double High value of input time







Param9 Long Nanosecond time component

Param10 Integer TimeZoneIndex

Sub OnMouseUp (x As Long, y As Logn, flags As Long)

Declare variables: Dim yy As Integer

Dim mm As Integer

Dim dd As Integer

Dim hh As Integer

Dim min As Integer

Dim sec As Integer

Dim nano As Long

Dim qlow As Double

Dim qhigh As Double

Legend:

yy = 2017

mon = 7

dd = 13

hh = 21

min = 43

sec = 10

nano = 0

SetTimeFromComponentsHR qlow,qhigh,yy,mm,dd,hh,min,sec,nano

MsgBox qhigh

MsgBox qlow

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3. GetLocalDateAdjustedToTimeZone Purpose: Convert the local time to specified time zone.

Inputs Data Type

Year Integer

Month Integer

Day Integer

Hour Integer

Minutes Integer

Seconds Integer

Milliseconds Long

TimeZoneIndex Integer

Returns Data Type

Adjusted Date Time

Date

Where Time Zone Index can be either Trend Lib TREND_TIME_ZONE_INFO (If there is a CimView screen reference to the trend.ocx file) or an index number in the list below:

Index Enumeration

0 COR_CIMP_SYSTEM_DEFAULT

1 COR_CIMP_AFGHANISTAN_STANDARD_TIME

2 COR_CIMP_ALASKAN_STANDARD_TIME

3 COR_CIMP_ALEUTIAN_STANDARD_TIME

4 COR_CIMP_ALTAI_STANDARD_TIME

5 COR_CIMP_ARAB_STANDARD_TIME

6 COR_CIMP_ARABIAN_STANDARD_TIME

7 COR_CIMP_ARABIC_STANDARD_TIME

8 COR_CIMP_ARGENTINA_STANDARD_TIME

9 COR_CIMP_ASTRAKHAN_STANDARD_TIME

10 COR_CIMP_ATLANTIC_STANDARD_TIME

11 COR_CIMP_AUS_CENTRAL_STANDARD_TIME

12 COR_CIMP_AUS_CENTRAL_W_STANDARD_TIME

13 COR_CIMP_AUS_EASTERN_STANDARD_TIME

14 COR_CIMP_AZERBAIJAN_STANDARD_TIME

15 COR_CIMP_AZORES_STANDARD_TIME

16 COR_CIMP_BAHIA_STANDARD_TIME

17 COR_CIMP_BANGLADESH_STANDARD_TIME

18 COR_CIMP_BELARUS_STANDARD_TIME

19 COR_CIMP_BOUGAINVILLE_STANDARD_TIME

20 COR_CIMP_CANADA_CENTRAL_STANDARD_TIME

21 COR_CIMP_CAPE_VERDE_STANDARD_TIME

22 COR_CIMP_CAUCASUS_STANDARD_TIME

23 COR_CIMP_CEN_AUSTRALIA_STANDARD_TIME

24 COR_CIMP_CENTRAL_AMERICA_STANDARD_TIME

25 COR_CIMP_CENTRAL_ASIA_STANDARD_TIME

26 COR_CIMP_CENTRAL_BRAZILIAN_STANDARD_TIME

27 COR_CIMP_CENTRAL_EUROPE_STANDARD_TIME

28 COR_CIMP_CENTRAL_EUROPEAN_STANDARD_TIME

29 COR_CIMP_CENTRAL_PACIFIC_STANDARD_TIME

30 COR_CIMP_CENTRAL_STANDARD_TIME

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Index Enumeration

31 COR_CIMP_CENTRAL_STANDARD_TIME_MEXICO

32 COR_CIMP_CHATHAM_ISLANDS_STANDARD_TIME

33 COR_CIMP_CHINA_STANDARD_TIME

34 COR_CIMP_CUBA_STANDARD_TIME

35 COR_CIMP_DATELINE_STANDARD_TIME

36 COR_CIMP_E_AFRICA_STANDARD_TIME

37 COR_CIMP_E_AUSTRALIA_STANDARD_TIME

38 COR_CIMP_E_EUROPE_STANDARD_TIME

39 COR_CIMP_E_SOUTH_AMERICA_STANDARD_TIME

40 COR_CIMP_EASTER_ISLAND_STANDARD_TIME

41 COR_CIMP_EASTERN_STANDARD_TIME

42 COR_CIMP_EASTERN_STANDARD_TIME_MEXICO

43 COR_CIMP_EGYPT_STANDARD_TIME

44 COR_CIMP_EKATERINBURG_STANDARD_TIME

45 COR_CIMP_FIJI_STANDARD_TIME

46 COR_CIMP_FLE_STANDARD_TIME

47 COR_CIMP_GEORGIAN_STANDARD_TIME

48 COR_CIMP_GMT_STANDARD_TIME

49 COR_CIMP_GREENLAND_STANDARD_TIME

50 COR_CIMP_GREENWICH_STANDARD_TIME

51 COR_CIMP_GTB_STANDARD_TIME

52 COR_CIMP_HAITI_STANDARD_TIME

53 COR_CIMP_HAWAIIAN_STANDARD_TIME

54 COR_CIMP_INDIA_STANDARD_TIME

55 COR_CIMP_IRAN_STANDARD_TIME

56 COR_CIMP_ISRAEL_STANDARD_TIME

57 COR_CIMP_JORDAN_STANDARD_TIME

58 COR_CIMP_KALININGRAD_STANDARD_TIME

59 COR_CIMP_KAMCHATKA_STANDARD_TIME

60 COR_CIMP_KOREA_STANDARD_TIME

61 COR_CIMP_LIBYA_STANDARD_TIME

62 COR_CIMP_LINE_ISLANDS_STANDARD_TIME

63 COR_CIMP_LORD_HOWE_STANDARD_TIME

64 COR_CIMP_MAGADAN_STANDARD_TIME

65 COR_CIMP_MAGALLANES_STANDARD_TIME

66 COR_CIMP_MARQUESAS_STANDARD_TIME

67 COR_CIMP_MAURITIUS_STANDARD_TIME

68 COR_CIMP_MID_ATLANTIC_STANDARD_TIME

69 COR_CIMP_MIDDLE_EAST_STANDARD_TIME

70 COR_CIMP_MONTEVIDEO_STANDARD_TIME

71 COR_CIMP_MOROCCO_STANDARD_TIME

72 COR_CIMP_MOUNTAIN_STANDARD_TIME

73 COR_CIMP_MOUNTAIN_STANDARD_TIME_MEXICO

74 COR_CIMP_MYANMAR_STANDARD_TIME

75 COR_CIMP_N_CENTRAL_ASIA_STANDARD_TIME

76 COR_CIMP_NAMIBIA_STANDARD_TIME

77 COR_CIMP_NEPAL_STANDARD_TIME

78 COR_CIMP_NEW_ZEALAND_STANDARD_TIME

79 COR_CIMP_NEWFOUNDLAND_STANDARD_TIME

80 COR_CIMP_NORFOLK_STANDARD_TIME

81 COR_CIMP_NORTH_ASIA_EAST_STANDARD_TIME

82 COR_CIMP_NORTH_ASIA_STANDARD_TIME

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Index Enumeration

83 COR_CIMP_NORTH_KOREA_STANDARD_TIME

84 COR_CIMP_OMSK_STANDARD_TIME

85 COR_CIMP_PACIFIC_SA_STANDARD_TIME

86 COR_CIMP_PACIFIC_STANDARD_TIME

87 COR_CIMP_PACIFIC_STANDARD_TIME_MEXICO

88 COR_CIMP_PAKISTAN_STANDARD_TIME

89 COR_CIMP_PARAGUAY_STANDARD_TIME

90 COR_CIMP_ROMANCE_STANDARD_TIME




94 COR_CIMP_RUSSIAN_STANDARD_TIME

95 COR_CIMP_SA_EASTERN_STANDARD_TIME

96 COR_CIMP_SA_PACIFIC_STANDARD_TIME

97 COR_CIMP_SA_WESTERN_STANDARD_TIME

98 COR_CIMP_SAINT_PIERRE_STANDARD_TIME

99 COR_CIMP_SAKHALIN_STANDARD_TIME

100 COR_CIMP_SAMOA_STANDARD_TIME

101 COR_CIMP_SARATOV_STANDARD_TIME

102 COR_CIMP_SE_ASIA_STANDARD_TIME

103 COR_CIMP_SINGAPORE_STANDARD_TIME

104 COR_CIMP_SOUTH_AFRICA_STANDARD_TIME

105 COR_CIMP_SRI_LANKA_STANDARD_TIME

106 COR_CIMP_SYRIA_STANDARD_TIME

107 COR_CIMP_TAIPEI_STANDARD_TIME

108 COR_CIMP_TASMANIA_STANDARD_TIME

109 COR_CIMP_TOCANTINS_STANDARD_TIME

110 COR_CIMP_TOKYO_STANDARD_TIME

111 COR_CIMP_TOMSK_STANDARD_TIME

112 COR_CIMP_TONGA_STANDARD_TIME

113 COR_CIMP_TRANSBAIKAL_STANDARD_TIME

114 COR_CIMP_TURKEY_STANDARD_TIME

115 COR_CIMP_TURKS_AND_CAICOS_STANDARD_TIME

116 COR_CIMP_ULAANBAATAR_STANDARD_TIME

117 COR_CIMP_US_EASTERN_STANDARD_TIME

118 COR_CIMP_US_MOUNTAIN_STANDARD_TIME

119 COR_CIMP_UTC







126 COR_CIMP_VENEZUELA_STANDARD_TIME

127 COR_CIMP_VLADIVOSTOK_STANDARD_TIME

128 COR_CIMP_W_AUSTRALIA_STANDARD_TIME

129 COR_CIMP_W_CENTRAL_AFRICA_STANDARD_TIME

130 COR_CIMP_W_EUROPE_STANDARD_TIME

131 COR_CIMP_W_MONGOLIA_STANDARD_TIME

132 COR_CIMP_WEST_ASIA_STANDARD_TIME

133 COR_CIMP_WEST_BANK_STANDARD_TIME

134 COR_CIMP_WEST_PACIFIC_STANDARD_TIME

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Index Enumeration

135 COR_CIMP_YAKUTSK_STANDARD_TIME

Sample Code Dim yy As Integer

Dim mon As Integer

Dim dd As Integer

Dim hh As Integer

Dim min As Integer

Dim sec As Integer

Dim nano As Long

Dim adjDate As Date

local time 2017 Oct 13 3 PM Legend:

yy = 2017

mon = 10

dd = 13

hh = 15

min = 0

sec = 0

nano = 0

Convert the time to Korean time: adjDate = GetLocalDateAdjustedToTimeZone(yy,mon,dd,hh,min,sec,

nano,TREND_TZ_KOREA_STANDARD_TIME)

Or

adjDate = GetLocalDateAdjustedToTimeZone(yy,mon,dd,hh,min,sec, nano,60)

MsgBox format$(adjDate, "m/d/yyyy:hh:n:ss")

Returns 2017 Oct 14 4 AM


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2.10 USER/WINDOWS AUTHENTICATION

The following new Windows Authentication features/enhancements have been added to the CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIMs. CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM8 DE32737; SF-00444528 DE32738; SF-00443063 US102063 Starting CIMPLICITY 9.5 SIM 8, support has been provided to authenticate Domain Users in CIMPLICITY after explicit Logout action. In order to enable this functionality, the following global parameter has to be defined in CIMPLICITY Configuration:

Attribute Name

DOMAIN_USER_AUTOLOGIN

For Domain User Authentication

Purpose To support authentication of domain users in CIMPLICITY after explicit logout

Value Enter one of the following.

Y or y Allows domain user to log in automatically after explicit logout

N or n User will have to provide login credentials after explicit logout

Default Allows domain user to log in automatically after explicit logout

Note: To use the above-mentioned settings for the default "ADMINISTRATOR" User, the "Authentication Type" must be set to "Windows Domain with Group Mapping" in the User Properties Dialog.


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2.11 WORKBENCH

2.11.1 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 4: Project Upgrade Progress Dialog

US64408 Starting in CIMPLICITY 9.5 SIM 4, when upgrading a project to CIMPLICITY 9.5 Version, users will be presented with a "Project Upgrade Progress Dialog". Purpose: When upgrading a CIMPLICITY Project to be opened in CIMPLICITY 9.5 Version, users will be provided with better information about the status of the project upgrade operation. The images below show the different states of the Project Upgrade Progress Dialog: Image: After successful "Project Upgrade" Operation

Image: "Project Upgrade" Operation in progress

Image: "Project Upgrade" - Operation failure notification


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2.11.2 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 1: Firewall Configuration Settings

US79712 Starting in CIMPLICITY 9.5 SIM 8, the Firewall Configuration Settings for CIMPLICITY can be configured to have a specific set of configuration options used when integrating with Windows Firewall. Allow the type of Firewall Configuration Settings to be used when integrating CIMPLICITY with Windows Firewall.

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Option Enabled/Disabled Changes done to Windows Firewall Settings

1. Private Profile

Enabled [Default] Under the Private Profile section: 1. CIMPLICITY will be enabled in "Allowed apps and features" Options. 2. CIMPLICITY Executables set will be added to "Inbound Rules" list.

Disabled Under the Private Profile section: 1. CIMPLICITY will be disabled in "Allowed apps and features" Options. 2. CIMPLICITY Executables set will be removed from "Inbound Rules" list.

2. Domain Profile

Enabled [Default] Non-Domain System: 1. CIMPLICITY will not be shown in "Allowed apps and features" Options. 2. CIMPLICITY Executables set will be added to "Inbound Rules" list for Domain Profile Section.

Domain System: Under the Domain Profile section: 1. CIMPLICITY will be enabled in "Allowed apps and features" Options. 2. CIMPLICITY Executables set will be added to "Inbound Rules" list.

Disabled Non-Domain System: CIMPLICITY Executables set will be removed from "Inbound Rules" list for Domain Profile Section. Domain System: Under the Domain Profile section: 1. CIMPLICITY will be disabled in "Allowed apps and features" Options. 2. CIMPLICITY Executables set will be removed from "Inbound Rules" list.

3. Public Profile

Enabled Under the Public Profile section: 1. CIMPLICITY will be enabled in "Allowed apps and features" Options. 2. CIMPLICITY Executables set will be added to "Inbound Rules" list.

Disabled [Default] Under the Public Profile section: 1. CIMPLICITY will be disabled in "Allowed apps and features" Options. 2. CIMPLICITY Executables set will be removed from "Inbound Rules" list.


2.11.3 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 1: Save Point Values

US98267 Starting in CIMPLICITY 9.5 SIM 9, Users can configure the option to save Point Values based on timers as well.

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Purpose: Save Point Values of a project based on timers as well. To access this option, users can access the dialog by clicking the Settings button for points from Settings tab in Project Properties. In the dialog, the user can now select the "On Timer" option and specify the time interval as shown below:

Option Enabled/Disabled Changes done to Windows Firewall Settings

1. On Timer

Unselected [Default] The Point Values will not be saved based on timer. also, the Save interval field will be disabled.

Selected The Point Values will be saved at regular intervals, based on the time interval specified in the Save interval field.

2. Save Interval

Disabled [If Timer option is not selected].

The value of Save interval field will not be used for Point Value Save operations.

Enabled [If Timer option is selected].

Defaults to 10 minutes. The value of Save interval field will be used to determine the interval for Saving Point Values.


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3 FIXED DEFECTS

The following issues have been resolved in HMI/SCADA CIMPLICITY v9.5 000020.

3.1 ISSUES RESOLVED: ALARMS

3.1.1 CIMPLICITY v9.5 SIM 20

Feature Issue Resolved

Alarm setups/ Dynamic filtering

DE89622 SF-00451455

Previously, when several alarms, classes, and resources were defined in a project, and alarm setups were used to filter the alarms, dynamic filtering did not filter the alarms.

This issue has been resolved. When several alarms, classes, and resources are defined in a project, and alarm setups are used to filter the alarms, dynamic filtering filters the alarms.




Alarm Script API/ Database Logger

DE63284

SF-00526493

Previously, when no reference item was passed using the AlarmGenerate and AlarmUpdate Script APIs, the Database Logger inserted nonsensical data into the Reference field of the ALARM_LOG table.

This issue has been resolved. When no reference item is passed using the AlarmGenerate and AlarmUpdate Script APIs, the Database Logger inserts no data into the Reference field of the ALARM_LOG table.

Alarms API Script/ Point name limitation

DE61310 SF-00517691

Previously, when you updated the state of an alarm, the alarm API script did not accept point names that were longer than 32 characters.

This issue has been resolved. When you update the state of an alarm, the alarm API script now accepts point names that are longer than 32 characters.




Alarms/ ANA Expressions

DE55827

SF-00460152

When running a CIMPLICITY Project configured with DNP Driver, incorrect timestamp value gets assigned for Alarm Reset Operation.

When running a CIMPLICITY Project configured with DNP Driver, timestamp value for Alarm Reset Operation is now set properly.


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Historical Alarm Viewer/ Alarm Filtering

DE32362

SF-00455390

When filters are applied to Historical Alarm Viewer control in CimView, the specified filters are not applied properly.

When filters are applied to Historical Alarm Viewer control in CimView, the specified filters are now applied properly.




Alarm Viewer/ Alarm Message String

DE25790

SF-00422053

When resources are dynamically added to remote project at runtime, the alarms for points are not visible in Alarm Viewer on Enterprise Project

When resources are dynamically added to remote project at runtime, the alarms for points are now displayed properly in Alarm Viewer on Enterprise Project

Alarms/ Alarm Generation

DE27532

SF-00437231

When an expression having multiple AL( ) functions is used in an OR statement, and the points are configured with delayed alarm generation then the alarms are not generated properly for all combinations.

Also, the help information for using PTMRP_ALARM_DELAY_STATE Global Parameter appears to be incorrect. Setting the parameter value to Y changes alarm state immediately to Point Management Clients.

When an expression having multiple AL( ) functions is used in an OR statement, and the points are configured with delayed alarm generation then the alarms are now generated properly for all combinations.

The information mentioned below should be referenced while using PTMRP_ALARM_DELAY_STATE Global Parameter: 1. When the parameter value is set to Y, the alarm state changes immediately and alarm delay is not applicable. 2. When the parameter value is set to N, the Alarm State Delay is enabled.




Alarms/ Historical Alarm Viewer

DE16906

SF-00427622

When a Historical Alarm Viewer used in CimScreen is viewed at runtime, the text in the control does not get displayed using the configured font information.

When a Historical Alarm Viewer used in CimScreen is viewed at runtime, the text in the control now gets displayed using the configured font information.

DE16436

SF-00413057

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Alarms/ Alarm Manager

When screen containing Trend Object is opened in viewer node, "Unknown alarm manager - AMRP " error message gets logged into system log.

When screen containing Trend Object is opened in viewer node, the "Unknown alarm manager - AMRP " error message no longer gets logged into system log.





DE18704

SF-00350770

When ANA() function is used to refer an alarm on device point, the ANA() function does not reflect the correct state when communication with device gets reset.

When ANA() function is used to refer an alarm on device point, the ANA() function now reflects the correct state when communication with device gets reset.




Alarms/ Alarm Field Errors

DE17934

SF-00177288

With SetPoint audit trail enabled on a CIMPLICITY project, performing a SetPoint operation from a viewer that is running an older version of CIMPLICITY will cause Alarm field related error on the CIMPLICITY node running the project.

With SetPoint audit trail enabled on a CIMPLICITY project, performing a SetPoint operation from a viewer that is running an older version of CIMPLICITY will no longer result in Alarm field related errors on the CIMPLICITY node running the project.

Alarms/ Alarm Message

DE18050

SF-00391178

When $DOWNLOAD Alarm is used in alarm messages, "BAD FIELD" gets populated into the alarm message for the $DOWNLOAD Alarm.

When $DOWNLOAD Alarm is used in alarm messages, the alarm message for the $DOWNLOAD Alarm now gets generated properly.





DE17370

SF-00387489

When ANA() expressions are used for device points in screens, the expression returns TRUE even if alarm is not present on point.

When ANA() expressions are used for device points in screens, the expression now returns TRUE only if alarm is present on point.

DE17268

SF-00374453

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Alarms/ Application Crashes

Intermittent AMRP.exe process crashes occur during runtime.

Intermittent AMRP.exe process crashes no longer occur during runtime.

Alarms/ Dynamic Changes

DE16727

SF-00384757

When changes are made to Alarms dynamically, A&E OPC Server crashes are observed.

When changes are made to Alarms dynamically, A&E OPC Server crashes no longer occur.

Alarms/ Auto Timed Acknowledges

DE16460

SF-00364472

When a point configured with an alarm having timed auto acknowledge, is used in a CIMPLICITY project, the alarms are not generated properly.

When a point configured with an alarm having timed auto acknowledge, is used in a CIMPLICITY project, the alarm is now generated properly.

Alarms/ Alarm Process Crash

DE16187

SF-00379017

When executing CIMPLICITY Project, Alarm Management Resident Process crashes are observed intermittently.

When executing CIMPLICITY Project, Alarm Management Resident Process crashes are no longer occur.

Alarm Viewer/ Alarm Message String

DE16117

SF-00311065

When viewing an alarm that is using the %STATE property as part of the message, it was possible that the %STATE field would not properly reflect the device availability.

When viewing alarms in Alarm Viewer, the device point state being displayed now shows the device availability status properly.

Alarms/ Delayed alarms and Dead Bands

DE16371

SF-00178157

When a point configured with an alarm having Deadband and a Delay, is used in a CIMPLICITY project, the alarms are not generated properly.

When a point configured with an alarm having Deadband and a Delay, is used in a CIMPLICITY project, the alarm is now generated properly.


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3.2 ISSUES RESOLVED: CIMEDIT/CIMVIEW



Advanced Viewer/COM Object/ Errors and memory leak issues

DE99486 Internal

Previously,

• In Advanced Viewer, when new points were added under specific conditions to the advanced viewer point management system, errors would occur.

• When the return type of the default property value of a COM object was different from and incompatible with the variable assigned to the result, a memory leak occurred.

These issues have been resolved.

• Now, in Advanced Viewer, when new points are added under specific conditions to the advanced viewer point management system, no errors occur.

• Now, when the return type of the default property value of a COM object is different from and incompatible with the variable assigned to the result, no memory leak occurs.

CimEdit and CimView/ RGB.DAT loading precedence

DE79916 SF-00587236

Previously, when you opened a screen with index colors in CimEdit or Cimview, CIMPLICITY could not determine the current directory of the screen, causing the incorrect RGB.DAT file to be loaded.

This issue has been resolved. Now, when you open a screen with index colors in CimEdit or Cimview, CIMPLICITY determines the current directory of the screen, searches the directories in the order of current directory, project directory, and install directory, and loads the correct RGB.DAT file.




Screen variable update/ Event trigger issue

DE93399 SF-00642546

Previously, when you accessed a screen and updated a screen variable for the first time, an Expression Update event was not triggered.

This issue has been resolved. Now, when you access a screen and update a screen variable for the first time, an Expression Update event is triggered.

CimView/ Repeated button selection

DE91599 Internal

Previously, in a .cim file, if a tooltip-enabled button was selected several times, CimView stopped responding.

This issue has been resolved. Now, in a .cim file, if a tooltip enabled button is selected several times, CimView functions as expected.

CimView/ Crash issues

DE54602 SF-00480190

Previously, in CimView, in a dialog box in a script, when the cursor is in a text field,

This issue has been resolved.

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if you pressed Enter, Cimview stopped responding.

In a dialog box in a script, when the cursor is in a text field, if you press Enter, Cimview functions as expected.

Object/ Shadow line issue

DE25777 SF-00444856

Previously, when an object configured with the Diffuse shadow style was made visible and then invisible, a shadow line appeared on the object.

This issue has been resolved. Now, when an object configured with the Diffuse shadow style is made visible and then invisible, no shadow line appears on the object.




CimLayout configuration file/ Read error

DE79785 SF-00586839

Previously, in CIMPLICITY 9.5, if you tried to open a CimLayout configuration file that was created in CIMPLICITY 8.2, an error occurred.

This issue has been resolved. In CIMPLICITY 9.5, you can now open a CimLayout configuration file that was created in CIMPLICITY 8.2.




CimView/ Script Iteration issues

DE79214

Internal

Previously, when a script was run on a collection of closed or overlaying screens, CimView stopped responding.

This issue has been resolved. CimView now functions as expected when a script is run on a collection of closed or overlaying screens.

CimView/ Crash issues

DE76983

Internal

Previously, CimView stopped responding due to several issues related to string space, COM server, duplicate child objects, and scripts with multiple arguments.

This issue has been resolved. CimView now functions as expected as the issues related to string space, COM server, duplicate child objects, and scripts with multiple arguments have been resolved.




DE59347

SF-00510966

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CimEdit/ Scripting Issues

When modifying contents of a graphics screen using smart objects and scripts in CimEdit, changes made to screens via script are not persisted when the CimEdit application is closed.

When modifying contents of a graphics screen using smart objects and scripts in CimEdit, changes made to screens via script are now persisted properly when the CimEdit application is closed.




CimView/ Viewer Connectivity

DE55363

SF-00492325

When the project is restarted on the server, the screens on viewer configured with On Demand Points do not recover their values properly.

When the project is restarted on the server, the screens on viewer configured with On Demand Points now recover their values properly.

CimView/ Expression Evaluation

DE55847

SF-00486846

When viewing CIMPLICITY Screens configured with expression update events on screen startup, in CimView, the expression updates occur prematurely.

When viewing CIMPLICITY Screens configured with expression update events on screen startup, in CimView, the expression updates now occur properly after screen initialization.

CimView/ Expression Evaluation

DE55648

SF-00470620

When copying a button object from one screen to another, the procedures configured in the original button get deleted/modified during copy/paste operation.

When copying a button object from one screen to another, the procedures no longer get deleted/modified during copy/paste operation.

CimView/ Application Crash

DE51950

SF-00464899

When a CIMPLICITY Project configured with Server Redundancy is recovering from fail-over in runtime, performing screen overlay operations causes CimView application to crash occasionally.

When a CIMPLICITY Project configured with Server Redundancy is recovering from fail-over in runtime, performing screen overlay operations no longer causes CimView application to crash.




CimView/ Color Animation

DE51054

SF-00485521

When CimView is used to view graphic screens created in older version of CIMPLICITY, the color animation expressions do not evaluate properly

When CimView is used to view graphic screens created in older version of CIMPLICITY, the color animation expressions now evaluate properly when multiple bits of Point Attribute Set are used in animation expressions.

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when multiple bits of Point Attribute Set are used in animation expressions.




CimLayout/ CimView Application Crash

DE51055

SF-00485271

Previously, when a script thread closed a window (close or overlay) and another script thread accessed it through the object model, CimView stopped responding.

This issue has been resolved. When a script thread closes a window (close or overlay) and another script thread accesses it through the object model, the issue of CimView not responding no longer occurs.

CimView/ .CLM Files and CimView Application Crash

DE44121

SF-00467087

When using CimView to navigate between graphic screens of a project configured with .CLM files, occasional CimView application crashes are observed.

When using CimView to navigate between graphic screens of a project configured with .CLM files, CimView application crashes are no longer seen.

CimLayout/ CimView Application Crash

DE51611; SF-00478713

DE51612; SF-00483885

When closing a CimLayout that has multiple screens configured in Runtime, CimView application crashes are observed.

When closing a CimLayout that has multiple screens configured in Runtime, CimView application crashes are no longer seen.

CimView/ /LoadPassword Parameter

DE42392

SF-00476196

When launching CimView application with /LoadPassword commandline parameter, the auto-login functionality does not work as expected. Also, the login dialog is not shown when launching CimView screens via CimLayout application.

When launching CimView application with /LoadPassword commandline parameter, the functionality works as expected.

Points to consider: Please ensure that: 1. <FileName>.cfg file is populated with the right UserName and Password information. The login credentials must be same as that configured for the user in workbench for the project.

2. Global parameter UR_PWD_CASE is set to Y if password is case sensitive.

3. <FileName>.cfg file is placed in the data subdirectory of the CIMPLICITY installation directory (e.g. C:\Program Files\Proficy\Proficy CIMPLICITY\data).

4. /LoadPassword commandline option is invoked as mentioned below:

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CimView.exe /LoadPassword <FileName>.cfg

5. When using CimLayout, the /LoadPassword commandline option cannot be used. However, the login dialog will now be displayed at the top when launching CimLayout.

Advanced Viewer/ CimView Application Crash

DE41572

SF-00474634

When using CimView application in Advanced Viewer mode, periodic application crashes are observed with CimView application.

When using CimView application in Advanced Viewer mode, periodic application crashes no longer happen with CimView application.

CimEdit/ .NET Controls

DE37835

SF-00468341

When working on CimEdit Screens, adding and removing a .NET Control from the CimEdit Screen causes the control to be deleted from system as well.

When working on CimEdit Screens, adding and removing a .NET Control from the CimEdit Screen will no longer delete the control from system as well.




CimView/ RichEdit Control

DE40420

SF-00473139

When working with RichEdit Control, copying the contents of the control does not work if the focus is not set on the control.

Copying the contents of RichEdit Control now works properly.

CimView/ Menu Items

DE19911

SF-00436808

When a menu item containing multiple menu items is configured in a screen, the display order for the menu items is reversed at runtime in CimView.

When a menu item containing multiple menu items is configured in a screen, the menu items are now displayed as configured in CimView.




CimView/ Memory Leak Issues

DE30694

SF-00452127

When CimView application is run with /NoScreenExit Command Line Argument, memory leaks are observed at runtime.

When CimView application is run with /NoScreenExit Command Line Argument, memory leaks are no longer observed at runtime.

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DE31439; SF-00429861

DE31444; SF-00429616

When running CimView application, occasional crashes and hangs are observed.

When running CimView application, occasional crashes and hangs are no longer seen.




CimView/ Faceplates on Viewers

DE28095

SF-00451132

When viewing CimView screens on Viewer machine, the faceplates configured for Class objects are not shown to user.

When viewing CimView screens on Viewer machine, the faceplates configured for Class objects are now shown properly to user.

CimView/ Linked Objects

DE19764; SF-00436901

DE22688; SF-00435114

DE25995; SF-00445980

When a screen containing a linked object that is configured with locally defined event is viewed in runtime, the linked object does not get highlighted properly.

When a screen containing a linked object that is configured with locally defined event is viewed in runtime, the linked object now highlighted properly.


DE27248

SF-00447845

When a screen containing a linked object, configured with screen overlay/screen open action is triggered in runtime, the configured actions do not get executed.

When a screen containing a linked object, configured with screen overlay/screen open action is triggered in runtime, the configured actions now get executed properly.





DE19278

SF-00433492

When overlaying screens containing linked objects in CimView, application crash occurs.

When overlaying screens containing linked objects in CimView, application crashes no longer occur.

CimView/ Memory Leaks

DE18729

SF-00408888

When CimView opens a screen containing a trend object, and the /noscreenexit command line argument is used, then the CimView process may experience a memory growth.

When CimView opens a screen containing a trend object, and the /noscreenexit command line argument is used, then the CimView process memory growth no longer occurs.

DE19774

SF-00424954

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CimEdit/ Expression Parser

When an event that is configured for an object in a screen using OnExpressionUpdate() function is triggered, the specified value is not set to the associated device point properly.

When an event that is configured for an object in a screen using OnExpressionUpdate() function is triggered, the specified value is now properly set to the associated device point.

CimEdit/ .NET Components

DE18815

SF-00419567

When a CimEdit screen having a frame container configured with .NET components and expressions is opened in CimView, the configured expressions are not evaluated properly when opening the screen.

When a CimEdit screen having a frame container configured with .NET components and expressions is opened in CimView, the configured expressions now evaluated properly on start.


DE19764; SF-00436901

DE22688; SF-00435114

When a screen containing a linked object that is configured with locally defined event is viewed in runtime, the linked object does not get highlighted properly.

When a screen containing a linked object that is configured with locally defined event is viewed in runtime, the linked object now highlighted properly.




CimLayout/ File Browsing

DE18947

SF-00416485

With the option to browse files being disabled in CIMPLICITY options, user is still allowed to access option to open files from CimLayout application in Webspace Session.

With the option to browse files being disabled in CIMPLICITY options, user will no longer be allowed to access option to open files from CimLayout application in Webspace Session.

CimView/ Terminal Server Sessions

DE18937

SF-00318176

When large number of Terminal Services sessions are open and CimView application is opened from one of the sessions, occasional application hangs occur.

When large number of Terminal Services sessions are open and CimView application is opened from one of the sessions, occasional application hangs no longer occur.

CimView/ Alarm Viewer

DE17244

SF-00429465

When a CimView screen is configured with an Alarm Viewer control that is configured to display an alarm having long tag name, attempting to open the screen from Alarm viewer at runtime does not open the target screen.

When a CimView screen is configured with an Alarm Viewer control that is configured to display an alarm having long tag name, the screen can now be successfully opened from Alarm viewer at runtime.

CimView/ "Always On Top" Option

DE16982

SF-00425480

When multiple screens are configured with "Always On Top" option in a project,

When multiple screens are configured with "Always On Top" option in a project, opening

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opening more than one screen at runtime can cause inactive screens to lose the "Always On Top" option setting.

more than one screen at runtime no longer causes inactive screens to lose the "Always On Top" option setting.




CimView/ Global Scripts

DE18743

SF-00407529

When "Edit Global Script" option is used to modify a global script, the edit window does not bring up the selected script in script editor at times.

When "Edit Global Script" option is used to modify a global script, the edit window now brings up the selected script properly.

CimView/ Blink Animation

DE18695

SF-00415025

When a graphics screen, containing a push button object configured with color animation, is opened in CimView application, the button styles do not get displayed properly when clicking the button object.

When a graphics screen, containing a push button object configured with color animation, is opened in CimView application, the button styles now get displayed properly when clicking the button object.

CimView/ Touch Enabled Screens

DE18833

SF-00412550

On touch enabled screens, Mouse down events are not handled properly by CimView application. Triggering of Mouse Down events occur in incorrect sequence.

On touch enabled screens, Mouse down events now get handled properly by CimView application. Triggering of Mouse Down events also now occur in correct sequence.

CimView/ OLE Objects

DE18862

SF-00387654

When a screen that has multiple OLE Objects is opened in CimView application for editing, attempting to delete text from an OLE Object results in text being deleted in a different OLE Object

When a screen that has multiple OLE Objects is opened in CimView application for editing, deletion of text from an OLE Object now works properly.




CimView/ .NET Control Properties

DE18696

SF-00415570

When properties of .NET Controls added in a screen are being edited, scrolling to the property to be modified does not happen properly.

When properties of .NET Controls added in a screen are being edited, property to be modified can now be scrolled to properly.

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CimView/ .NET Controls

DE18574

SF-00409418

When a .NET control configured with properties that can be set is added to a screen, is the edited properties are not saved properly.

When a .NET control configured with properties that can be set is added to a screen, is the edited properties are now saved properly.

CimView/ CimLayout Crash

DE18512

SF-00398103

When CimLayout application for a project is open, any attempt to logout currently logged-in user from the system results in CimLayout application crash.

When CimLayout application for a project is open, currently logged-in user can successfully log out from the system without any crash issues.

XY Plot/ Re-size Issue

DE16253

SF-00357019

When a XY Plot control object (ActiveX control) is used to display data with multiple series, re-sizing of the control does not happen properly.

When a XY Plot control object (ActiveX control) is used to display data with multiple series, re-sizing of the control now happens properly.




CimView/ Screen Open Events

DE18205

SF-00401421

When a CimView screen is being launched OnScreen Open Events get triggered and executed even before the login credentials have been provided by user.

When a CimView screen is being launched, any Screen Open events that require user credentials will now wait before getting executed.

Note: Events that do not require user intervention would still get triggered and executed without waiting for User Credentials.

CimView/ ANA Expressions

DE18167; SF-00395793

DE18277; SF-00401761

When CimView is used to view CimScreens, the linked objects with color animation expressions that use AL() and ANA() functions are falsely activated on start of project.

When CimView is used to view CimScreens, the linked objects with color animation expressions that use AL() and ANA() functions now work properly on start of project.

CimEdit/ Group Containers

DE17655

SF-00393389

With the group container for a group object of screen in open state, if a second screen is opened for editing in CimEdit, the opened group container can no longer be closed.

With the group container for a group object of screen in open state, if a second screen is opened for editing in CimEdit, the opened group container can now be closed properly.

DE17507

SF-00391732

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CimView/ CimLayout Configuration

When a CimLayout is configured to refer to a non-existing screen, crashes are observed when CimLayout is launched.

When a CimLayout is configured to refer to a non-existing screen, crashes are no longer observed when CimLayout is launched.

CimView/ Screen Navigation

DE17475

SF-00385221

When navigating between CimView screens using the navigation toolbar, memory leaks and intermittent crashes/hangs of CimView application are observed.

Navigating between CimView screens using the navigation toolbar now works properly and issues related to memory leaks and intermittent crashes/hangs of CimView application are no longer seen.

CimView/ Point View Dialog

DE17427

SF-00386571

When Point View is used in CimView, copying of all displayed points does not happen properly to the clipboard.

When Point View is used in CimView, all displayed points now get copied properly to the clipboard.

CimEdit/ Script Execution

DE16752

SF-00383299

When logging into a CimView screen after switching users, the scripts configured for the screen get executed before successful login, resulting in script execution failures.

When logging into a CimView screen after switching users, the scripts configured for the screen now get executed after successful login.

Objects with Shadow

DE7740

SF-00217928

When objects with shadows are grouped or placed closely together and one or more objects in the group are made invisible at runtime using variables, the shadow remains while actual object(s)/group is invisible.

Now, when objects with shadows are grouped or placed closely together and one or more objects in the group are made invisible at runtime using variables, the shadow and the object(s)/group becomes invisible.




CimEdit/ Upgraded Screens

DE16991

SF-00259630

When opening a screen that is upgraded to 9.5 Version, CimEdit crashes are observed.

When opening a screen that is upgraded to 9.5 Version, CimEdit crashes are no longer seen.

CimEdit/ .NET Controls

DE17362

SF-00383990

.NET Controls created in CimEdit Screens under an account with elevated privileges are not accessible to other users.

.NET Controls created in CimEdit Screens under an account with elevated privileges are now accessible to other users.

CimEdit/ Runtime File Extensions

DE16725

SF-00384980

When browsing for CimView Runtime screens, the supported file extensions

When browsing for CimView Runtime screens, the supported file extensions are now shown properly as *.CIMRT file types.

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are shown as *.CMRT instead of *.CIMRT file types.

CimEdit/ CTX File Format

DE17894

SF-00356113

When graphic screens configured with Forms.ComboBox objects are stored in .ctx file format, the screens can no longer be opened for editing.

Graphic screens having Forms.ComboBox objects configured that stored in .ctx file format can now be opened for editing.

CimView/ Application Hang

DE16070

SF-00363624

When a condition expression in CimView contains the "GT" (greater than) function, CimView hang could occur.

When the "GT" (greater than) expression is used in a CimView expression, it will no longer potentially hang.

CimView/ CimLayout Crashes

DE16335; SF-00379473

DE16332; SF-00359661

When navigating between CimView screens that are part of a CimLayout configuration, CimView application crashes were observed: 1. When the Alt Key was pressed during screen Navigation. 2. When the CimLayout instance was closed.

CimView application crashes are no longer observed when CimView Screens are used in CimLayout configuration.

CimView/ Shadow Locations

DE17551; SF-00390874

DE17889; SF-00397614

When graphic screens are opened in CimView at runtime, the shadows for objects appear at incorrect location.

When graphic screens are opened in CimView at runtime, the shadows for objects now appear at proper location.

CimView/ Objects with Shadow

DE10669; SF-00203258

DE10661; SF-00238425

When objects with shadows are grouped or placed closely together and one or more objects in the group are made invisible at runtime using variables, the shadow remains while actual object(s)/ group is invisible.

Now, when objects with shadows are grouped or placed closely together and one or more objects in the group are made invisible at runtime using variables, the shadow and the object(s)/ group becomes invisible.

CimView/ Expression Updates

DE16442; SF-00382378

DE16368; SF-00372068

When navigating between CimView screens, variable expression updates get triggered during screen open operation.

When navigating between CimView screens, variable expression updates no longer get triggered during screen open operation.


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3.3 ISSUES RESOLVED: CLASSES AND CLASS OBJECTS



Classes and Objects/ Class import error

DE99834 SF-00648765

Previously, for a project using classes and objects, if you updated a class defined with multiple objects by adding a script, and then tried to import the class, an error occurred, and the import failed.

This issue has been resolved. Now, for a project using classes and objects, if you update a class defined with multiple objects by adding a script, and then try to import the class, the import occurs successfully.

Class address/ Adding suffix strings

DE94636 SF-00650880

Previously, for a composite member, you could not add a static string as a suffix to an inherited attribute.

This issue has been resolved. For a composite member, you can now add a static string as a suffix to an inherited attribute. Note: When you upgrade a project to 9.5 SIM 20, the suffix is not visible in existing objects. To view the suffix, you must modify the object or the corresponding class.

Class import/ Event data type

DE93232 SF-00642708

Previously, if you set the event data type to Transition High or Transition Low, and tried to import a class, an error occurred.

This issue has been resolved. Now, you can set the event data type to Transition High or Transition Low, and successfully import a class.




Class object browsing/ Object duplication

DE92189 SF-00636220

Previously, in Workbench, if you cancelled class object browsing, you could not duplicate objects.

This issue has been resolved. Now, in Workbench, if you cancel class object browsing, you can duplicate objects.




Classes/ Duplicate event & action ID

DE84876 Internal

Previously, in a class, you could create an event and action with the same ID.

This issue has been resolved. In a class, you can no longer create an event and an action with the same ID.

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Composite class object/ Alarm role routing table

DE84417 SF-00601630

Previously, if you created a composite class object where the subclass had configured alarms, the alarm role routing table was not populated with the instance of the composite class.

This issue has been resolved. If you create a composite class object where the subclass has configured alarms, the alarm role routing table is now populated with the instance of the composite class.

Classes/ Composite class values

DE84000 SF-00575261

Previously, if you used composite classes and created a base class with composite members, updating the values of the composite members resulted in incorrect point values.

This issue has been resolved. If you use composite classes and create a base class with composite members, updating the values of the composite members results in correct point values.




Classes/ Data items

DE73843

SF-00554205

Previously, data items that used the $DATAITEM_EXISTS expression and did not exist in the project were shown as invalid points in Point Control Panel.

This issue has been resolved. Data items that use the $DATAITEM_EXISTS expression and do not exist in the project are no longer shown as invalid points in Point Control Panel.




Class Objects/ CimServer Application Crash

DE46653

SF-00479616

When modifying class objects in runtime when dynamic mode is enabled, occasional CimServer application crashes are observed.

When modifying class objects in runtime when dynamic mode is enabled, CimServer application crashes no longer occur.




Composite Classes/ PreCreate Scripts

DE38592

SF-00470178

When objects of composite class are created, the PreCreate scripts of the

When objects of composite class are created, the PreCreate scripts of the subclass now execute

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subclass do not execute properly and attributes configured for modification do not get updated properly.

properly and attributes configured for modification get updated properly. Note: The PreCreate scripts can modify attributes of a subclass object in static state only. Dynamic mode is currently not supported.




Classes/ Properties and Methods

DE40250

SF-00449159

When creating contents of a CimEdit Screen in a project, adding a .NET control does not display all methods and properties supported for the control.

When creating contents of a CimEdit Screen in a project, adding a .NET control now displays all methods and properties supported for the control.




Class Object/ Copying Class Objects or Dynamic Object Creation

DE37246; SF-00461481

DE37788; SF-00451588

When copying an object of a class between projects or creating an object dynamically in a project at runtime using scripting, no warnings are provided if the required class has not been defined in destination project. Also, the invalid object can no longer be deleted in destination project.

When copying an object of a class between projects or creating an object dynamically in a project at runtime using scripting, the object creation operation fails if the required class is not found in destination project.




Class/ Pre/Post Create Scripts

DE29516

SF-00453853

When configuring a Class, .NET scripts can be selected for configuring the Pre-Create and Post Create scripts.

When configuring a Class, .NET scripts can no longer be selected for configuring the Pre-Create and Post Create scripts. Only *.bcl scripts are now allowed.


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Class Configuration/ Graphics File Reference

DE27382

SF-00449340

When an imported class configuration is opened for modification, deleting the Graphics file reference will cause "Failed to create File" error message to be displayed when Apply button is clicked.

When an imported class configuration is opened for modification, deleting the Graphics file reference will no longer cause "Failed to create File" error message to be displayed when Apply button is clicked.

Class Object/ Object Creation via scripting

DE22045

SF-00438808

When class objects are being created via scripting support, CimServer.exe application crashes occur randomly.

When class objects are being created via scripting support, CimServer.exe application crashes no longer occur.

Class Object/ Object Creation

DE24371

SF-00427719

When the configured class object is being created via the Class Object Creation dialog, if the OK Button is pressed more than once, then created object might get corrupted.

When the configured class object is being created via the Class Object Creation dialog, the OK Button is now disabled during object creation process so that created object does not corrupted.




Class Objects/ Object Properties

DE19083

SF-00411938

When the attributes of a class object are being modified, some of the configured object attributes are deleted randomly.

When the attributes of a class object are being modified, the configured object attributes no longer get altered or deleted.

Class Objects/ script execution

DE17019

SF-00429211

When a script, configured to access the child objects of a composite class object, is run, runtime failure occurs and script execution gets halted.

The "CompositeObjects" property is not valid for class objects that are composite in nature or contains child objects. A new function IsCompositeObject() is now available that can be used in scripts to determine if a class object is composite in nature or not before accessing its attributes/properties.

Class/ Actions and scripts

DE17027

SF-00427206

When a class is configured with an action referring to a script, the Class Properties dialog does not display the name of associated script in the display grid, even though a script is assigned.

When a class is configured with an action referring to a script, the Class Properties dialog now properly displays the name of associated script in the display grid.

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Class Objects/ Just-in-time points

DE18514

SF-00396199

When messages are being logged for class objects, the ALARM_ID information does not get logged into database for Just-In-Time points.

When messages are being logged for class objects, the ALARM_ID information does now gets logged properly into database for Just-In-Time points.




Class Objects/ Faceplates

DE18163; SF-00400392

DE18216; SF-00401720

When a screen that has a class/object using a face plate configured is opened at runtime, errors are repeatedly logged in the project status logs.

A screen that has a class/object using a face plate configured can now be opened successfully at runtime. No errors are now logged in the project status logs.

Class Objects/ Alarm Routing

DE18329

SF-00393568

When a class object created with an Alarm Attribute enabled is "edited”, to add and enable another alarm, the Alarm Routing properties for that Alarm Data Item does not get configured with the default Alarm Routing properties of the Object as expected.

When a class object created with an Alarm Attribute enabled is ”edited”, to add and enable another alarm, the Alarm Routing properties for that Alarm Data Item now gets configured properly with the default Alarm Routing properties of the Object as expected.




Classes and Objects/ Faceplate Functionality

DE16994; SF-00387262

DE18217; SF-00401724

When a Class Object, configured with Faceplate, is set to perform a Setpoint Operation, the Faceplate does not get drawn properly on the CimView Screen.

When a Class Object, configured with Faceplate, is set to perform a Setpoint Operation, the Faceplate now gets drawn properly on the CimView Screen.


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Classes and Objects/ Object Explorer

DE16726

SF-00384792

When browsing the "Enhanced Design Library" folder in the Object Explorer in CimEdit, "Unexpected File Format" errors occur.

When browsing the "Enhanced Design Library" folder in the Object Explorer in CimEdit, "Unexpected File Format" errors are no longer occur.

Class Objects/ Class Object Properties

DE16516

SF-00382539

Unicode characters used in the description field for a Class Object properties are not properly. When new objects are created for the class, the description field content appears distorted cannot be edited.

Unicode characters used in the description field for a Class Object properties are now shown properly. Also, the contents of description field having Unicode characters can be edited properly.

Class Objects/ Faceplates

DE16938; SF-00384741

DE16939; SF-00386356

When the screen associated with the faceplate defined for a class having existing objects is updated to point to a different screen, the objects of the class do not updated properly to reflect the new changes.

When the screen associated with the faceplate defined for a class having existing objects is updated to point to a different screen, the objects of the class now get updated to reflect the new changes.

To start using the objects with changes, the user can do either of the following: a. Close and reopen CimView Screen. b. Wait for a duration of 8 minutes so that the changes are updated correctly.


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3.4 ISSUES RESOLVED: DEVICE COMMUNICATIONS



DEFAULTPOLL OPC group/ Asynchronous write operation

DE96374 SF-00651978

Previously, in the DEFAULTPOLL OPC group, you could not perform an asynchronous write operation even if you set the value of the UseAsyncWrite property to True.

This issue has been resolved. Since asynchronous write operations are not supported for the DEFAULTPOLL OPC group, you can no longer set the value of the UseAsyncWrite property to True.

Note: If you have an existing project where the value of the UseAsyncWrite property for the

DEFAULTPOLL OPC group is set to True, change it to False.




Point properties/ OPC Server address duplication

DE87400; SF-00588995 DE81773; SF-00568062

Previously, when you selected an OPC Server address for a point, the OPC device and channels were duplicated.

This issue has been resolved. Now, when you select an OPC Server address for a point, the OPC device and channels are no longer duplicated.

OPC Server Configuration/ Minimum Group Scan Rate limitation

DE86212 SF-00611339

Previously, in the CIMPLICITY OPC Server window, in the OPC Server Configuration dialog box, in the Minimum Group Scan Rate box, you could not enter a value greater than 9.

This issue has been resolved. Now, in the CIMPLICITY OPC Server window, in the OPC Server Configuration dialog box, in the Minimum Group Scan Rate box, you can enter any value between 2 and 10000.




OPC Client/ Duplicate Asynchronous Write

DE84082 SF-00602147

Previously, when an OPC Client Asynchronous Write operation was performed twice with the same value, the client processes did not respond.

This issue has been resolved. Client processes now respond as expected when an OPC Client Asynchronous Write operation is performed twice with the same value.

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S90 Triplex/ Device Point Dynamic Duplication

DE73645

SF-00539970

Previously, when you dynamically duplicated a point, the S90 Triplex process stopped responding.

This issue has been resolved. When you dynamically duplicate a point, the S90 Triplex process functions as expected.




OPC UA Server/ Security Configuration

DE70611

SF-00551986

Previously, while setting up the OPC UA Server Security Configuration, if you selected either the Basic 256 or the Basic256Sha256 option, the security configuration was corrupted.

This issue has been resolved. While setting up the OPC UA Server Security Configuration, if you select either the Basic 256 or the Basic256Sha256 option, the security configuration is not corrupted.




Modbus/ Device Connectivity

DE40586

SF-00472209

When a project having multiple Modbus devices configured, is put into run mode with one or more devices in offline state, then when the devices come back online, they are not recognized by CIMPLICITY Project. A project restart is required to have the devices identified at runtime.

When a project having multiple Modbus devices configured, is put into run mode with one or more devices in offline state, then when the devices come back online, they are now recognized by CIMPLICITY Project. A project restart is no longer required to have the devices identified at runtime.




OPC UA Client/ Point Updates

DE22048

SF-00434941

When a project configured with OPC UA Devices/ ports is started, the points are marked as unavailable and values are not

When a project configured with OPC UA Devices/ ports is started, the points are now available and

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shown in Point Control Panel. Also, process crashes are observed when project is being stopped.

values are shown properly in Point Control Panel. Also, process crashes no longer occur.




OPC Client/ Point Updates

DE17309

SF-00414428

When a project is configured with OPC points, some of the configured points get incorrect value updates if ALL_UNSO option has been enabled.

When a project is configured with OPC points, the configured points no longer get incorrect value updates if ALL_UNSO option has been enabled.

Modbus/ TCP Ports

DE20294

SF-00437211

When a project configured with more than 10 Modbus TCP Ports is put into Run mode, Ports higher than 10 are shown as Halted in the Process Control Dialog.

When a project configured with more than 10 Modbus TCP Ports is put into Run mode, all configured Modbus Ports run properly and no longer get halted when viewed from Process Control Dialog.

OPC Client/ OPC Groups

DE15801; SF-00424397

DE22049; SF-00438584

DE24373; SF-00443458

When configuring OPC Groups for an OPC client, new OPC groups do not get created.

When configuring OPC Groups for an OPC client, new OPC groups now get created properly.




Modbus/ Server Redundancy

DE18809

SF-00411258

When Modbus TCP/IP driver is used in a project and Model type is set to STAT_PLC or GENERIC_PLC type, the driver communications do not work properly in a server redundancy setup.

When Modbus TCP/IP driver is used in a project and Model type is set to STAT_PLC or GENERIC_PLC type, the driver communications will now work properly in a server redundancy setup.




OPC UA Client/ Communication Issues

DE16958; SF-00384673

DE18637; SF-00409869

DE18719; SF-00350191

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When a project configured with OPC UA Client is run, point updates are not received occasionally at times.

When a project configured with OPC UA Client is run, point updates are now received properly.

S90 Triplex/ OEM Protection

DE18580; SF-00397334

DE18504; SF-00403151

When OEM Protection option is enabled for a project, communication issues between the project and configured PLCs are observed.

When OEM Protection option is enabled for a project, communication between the project and configured PLCs now occur properly.




OPC Client/ Incorrect timestamps

DE18530

SF-00404320

When viewing the points associated with an OPC Server, CIMPLICITY displays incorrect number of milliseconds in the last field of Point timestamp.

When viewing the points associated with an OPC Server, CIMPLICITY now displays correct number of milliseconds in the last field of Point timestamp.




Marquee Driver/ Import/Export Support

DE17717

SF-00393849

When the Marquee Message Import tool is used for importing data into CIMPLICITY Project, the data is not imported properly.

The Marquee Message Import tool can now be used for importing data into CIMPLICITY Project successfully.

S90 Triplex/ Stale Data Issue

DE16881

SF-00319024

When the network is restored after a brief disconnect, incorrect data is retrieved from PLC devices.

When the network is restored after a brief disconnect, data is now retrieved properly from PLC devices.

Proficy Driver Server/ Device Points

DE16604

SF-00328999

When PDS Device Point is created in a CIMPLICITY Project, "Poll After Set" option is set by default.

"Poll After Set" option is no longer set by default for newly created PDS Device Points in a CIMPLICITY Project.

OPC Server/ Partner Dead Messages

DE16392

SF-00247450

When CIMPLICITY HMI OPC Server is shutdown gracefully, "Partner Dead" error messages get logged into the status log

When CIMPLICITY HMI OPC Server is shutdown gracefully, "Partner Dead" error messages are no longer logged into the status log.

Modbus/ Crash Issue

DE16855

SF-00344471

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The Modbus TCP/IP device communication interface could terminate as a result of receiving malformed packets for unsolicited data.

Malformed unsolicited data will no longer cause the Modbus TCP/IP device communication interface to fail.


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3.5 ISSUES RESOLVED: LOGGING



Historian/ Remote connection

DE78058 SF-00533812

Previously, in the Project Properties dialog box, the Historian connection details were not validated, and you could connect to remote Historian even without specifying a user name.

This issue has been resolved. Now, in the Project Properties dialog box, the Historian connection details are validated, and you cannot connect to remote Historian without specifying a user name. Also, if you provide incorrect Historian connection details, you will be redirected to the Historian section to provide the correct details.

Keypad switch/ Border symmetry

DE69839 SF-00542540

Previously, in CimEdit, when you opened a switch with the /keypad parameter for setpoints, the border of the keypad dialog box obscured some of its buttons.

This issue has been resolved. Now, in CimEdit, when you open a switch with the /keypad parameter for setpoints, the border of the keypad dialog box does not obscure any of its buttons.




Database Logging/ Dynamic change of data points

DE80372 SF-00579090

Previously, if you dynamically added or removed data points to or from a database logging table, the database logging failed.

This issue has been resolved. Database logging no longer fails when you dynamically add or remove data points to or from a database logging table.




Database Logging/ Run-time system points

DE70610

SF-00548080

Previously, run-time system points that you added to the DATA_LOG table did not appear after the table was closed.

This issue has been resolved. You can no longer add run-time system points to the DATA_LOG table.


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SQL Database/ Reconcile Table

DE39060

SF-00470644

When using the "Reconcile Table" utility in Database logger tool, the "sequence number" column is not updated properly.

When using the "Reconcile Table" utility in Database logger tool, the "sequence number" column now gets updated properly.

Historian/ Data Logging

DE36540; SF-00446875

DE36541; SF-00464498

When a project is configured to use Historian for logging information, the connection to database does not get established and data logging does not happen.

When a project is configured to use Historian for logging information, the connection to database now gets established properly and data logging happens successfully.

Note: User Login Credentials also should be specified while configuring the Historian Data Server. The user login credentials should now be specified in the following fields for successful configuration of Historian Data Server: Login Name: It must be selected from the OPC User drop-down field. Login Password: This must be specified in the OPC Password field.

Also, user will now be notified if invalid credentials are mentioned.




Data Logger/ Process Crash

DE18477

SF-00391829

When using Data Logging Functionality on a project configured with redundancy support, DL_RP Process crashes are observed.

When using Data Logging Functionality on a project configured with redundancy support, DL_RP Process crashes are no longer seen.

Historian Tags/ Bad Values

DE17785

SF-00374752

When Points are logged to Historian, if the values of the points do not change, then bad quality data is logged to Historian.

When Points are logged to Historian, even if the values do not change, valid data is logged to Historian.




Data Logging/

DE17466; SF-00338159

DE17470; SF-00229625

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PPS Alarms Information

When information about acknowledged PPS Alarms is logged into database, the timestamp information is not logged properly.

When information about acknowledged PPS Alarms is logged into database, the timestamp information is now logged properly.

PTDL/DL Process Crash

DE17357

SF-00361690

PTDL_RP Process crashes are observed intermittently when using the data logging functionality.

PTDL_RP Process crashes are no longer seen when using the data logging functionality.

Historian/ Data Logging

DE16067; SF-00180065

DE16069; SF-00304393

When Historian A&E OPC Collector is used to log information in a Redundant CIMPLICITY Project, Errors are logged into system logs when the project is stopped on secondary/primary node.

When Historian A&E OPC Collector is used to log information in a Redundant CIMPLICITY Project, Errors are no logged system logs when the project is stopped on secondary/primary node.


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3.6 ISSUES RESOLVED: LOGIN



Workbench login/ Status log errors

DE74407 SF-00568739

Previously, while a project was running, if you logged in to Workbench through a domain account, several errors were logged in the status log.

This issue has been resolved. Now, when a project is running, if you log in to Workbench through a domain account, no errors are logged in the status log.




Domain Controller/ Workbench login

DE75662 SF-00572420

Previously, if you were disconnected from the Domain Controller, you could not log in to the Workbench application.

This issue has been resolved. If you are disconnected from the Domain Controller, you can log in to the Workbench application.




CIMPLICITY Login/ Run-time data

DE70395 Internal

Previously, in Windows Server 2016 and Windows 10, when you ran a web client with a user profile that was not configured in CIMPLICITY, you were not asked to log in to CIMPLICITY and the run-time data did not appear.

This issue has been resolved. In Windows Server 2016 and Windows 10, when you run a web client with a user profile that is not configured in CIMPLICITY, you are asked to log in to CIMPLICITY and the run-time data appears.


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3.7 ISSUES RESOLVED: NETWORKING



CIMPLICITY Options/ Public Firewall setting

DE84011 SF-00594541

Previously, in CIMPLICITY Options, in the Firewall section, if you selected the Public check box, it was cleared when you subsequently accessed CIMPLICITY Options.

This issue has been resolved. In CIMPLICITY Options, in the Firewall section, if you select the Public check box, it remains selected when you subsequently access CIMPLICITY Options.




Networking/ Viewing points from Viewer

DE36850 SF-00416048

When browsing points on a viewer node using Point Control Panel, the points configured on a server are not shown properly.

When browsing points on a viewer node using Point Control Panel, the points configured on a server are now shown properly. Also, to resolve the issue, minor enhancements were done to Firewall Configuration Settings. Please refer to the Changes to Firewall Configuration Settings section for more information.




Server Redundancy/ Broadcasting

DE17258

SF-00386523

In a Server Redundant setup, restarting the primary node when the secondary is set as master causes broadcast error messages to be logged into system log.

In a Server Redundant setup, restarting the primary node when the secondary is set as master, broadcast error messages are no longer logged into system log.

Document Delivery/ UNC Path Issue

DE16463

SF-00362123

When Mapped Network Drive path is used, the Document Delivery feature does not work properly.

The Document Delivery feature now supports UNC Paths in place of the Mapped Network Drive path.


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3.8 ISSUES RESOLVED: POINTS AND SCRIPTING



Point list/ System points

DE97378 SF-00365603

Previously, in CIMPLICITY, system points were displayed in the beginning of the default point list.

This issue has been resolved. Now, in CIMPLICITY, system points are displayed at the end of the default point list.

PointSetMultiple/ EM_RP crash

DE95640 SF-00649182

Previously, if the PointSetMultiple variable was set to a virtual point with an unassigned value, the EM_RP process stopped functioning.

This issue has been resolved. Now, if the PointSetMultiple variable is set to a virtual point with an unassigned value, the EM_RP process continues to function.

Event Editor/ Dynamic Configuration

DE94247 SF-00645165

Previously, when a project was running, if you accessed the Event Editor and selected Dynamic Configuration when the event list was loading, the Event Editor stopped responding.

This issue has been resolved. Now, when a project is running, if you access the Event Editor, you cannot select Dynamic Configuration when the event list is loading.

Configuration Object Model/ API data type

DE93533 SF-00641467

Previously, for the configuration object model, the API method GetDataLogPtDeadBand returned an incorrect data type.

This issue has been resolved. You can now use two new API methods, SetDataLogPtDeadBandEx and GetDataLogPtDeadBandEx, which have been added to the configuration object model, to return the correct data type. Syntax:

double = object.SetDataLogPtDeadBandEx (pointID)

double = object.GetDataLogPtDeadBandEx (pointID)

Parameter:

pointID As String

COM Object creation/ Status Log errors

DE90890 SF-00483412

Previously, when you created objects through the Configuration Object Model Utility program, several errors were logged in the Status Log.

This issue has been resolved. Now, when you create objects through the Configuration Object Model Utility program, no errors are logged in the Status Log.

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Filtering/ Function execution

DE83590 SF-00597835

Previously, when you upgraded a CIMPLICITY project, the CimprojectData.GetNext function took longer to execute when applying filtering.

This issue has been resolved. When you upgrade a CIMPLICITY project from version 8.2 to 9.5, the CimprojectData.GetNext function executes much faster when applying filtering.




CimView/CimEdit object model/ Script engine variables

DE85696 Internal

Previously, when you added a new CimView/CimEdit object model to script engine variables, a deadlock could occur.

This issue has been resolved. When you add a new CimView/CimEdit object model to script engine variables, no deadlock occurs.

Point/ .stg file update

DE85464; SF-00608436 DE80748; SF-00570306

Previously, when you stopped a project, the SAVED_POINT_WORKING.stg file was not deleted from the project log. Every time you restarted the project, an error occurred, and a SAVED_POINT_WORKING_xxxx.stg file was created in the project log.

This issue has been resolved. When you stop a project, the SAVED_POINT_WORKING.stg file is deleted from the project log. Every time you restart the project, no error occurs, and no file is created in the project log. Note: Before installing 9.5 SIM 18, delete all the *WORKING* .stg files from the project log.

Points/ PIPE symbol error

DE81044 SF-00590024

Previously, in Workbench, entering the PIPE symbol (|) in the Point Description and Saved or Initialized boxes caused errors to occur.

This issue has been resolved. Now, in Workbench, entering the PIPE symbol (|) in the Point Description and Saved or Initialized boxes does not cause any errors to occur.

Point/ Last saved value

DE76057 SF-00550650

Previously, if you configured a project by selecting the type of initialization for a point as Saved or Saved or Initialized and by saving the virtual point storage values by selecting the On point update option, and then

This issue has been resolved. Now, if you configure a project by selecting the type of initialization for a point as Saved or Saved or Initialized and by saving the virtual point storage values by selecting the On point update option, and then restart the

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restarted the system when the project was running, the last saved value of the point was not updated.

system when the project is running, the last saved value of the point is updated. Note: Before installing 9.5 SIM 18, delete all the *WORKING* .stg files from the project log.

BCEUI/ Trace calls

DE69156 SF-00548824

Previously, when Trace calls were made from scripts running in an EMRP process monitored by BCEUI, errors were reported in the project log.

This issue has been resolved. When Trace calls are made from scripts running in an EMRP process monitored by BCEUI, no errors are reported in the project log.




Basic Control Engine Scripting/ GetGroupLogArrayPtElem

DE83006 SF-00525601

Previously, if you made a call to a group log table using the object model GetGroupLogArrayPtElem (pointID), an error occurred.

This issue has been resolved. No error occurs if you make a call to a group log table using the object model GetGroupLogArrayPtElem (pointID).




Points/ Cross Reference utility

DE78060

SF-00533848

Previously, several points whose screens were cross-referenced in a project were reported missing from the Cross Reference utility.

This issue has been resolved. The points whose screens are cross-referenced in a project can now be found as the Cross Reference utility now also searches the sub-folders of the screens.




Basic Control Script/Mapping Drives

DE51063

SF-00486001

When a project on a remote server is opened, CIMPLICITY creates a mapped drive. When the remote connection to

When the remote connection to the project ends, the connection is now unmapped completely.

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the project ended, the connection was not unmapped completely.




Event Manager/ Hang Issues

DE62459

SF-00524962

When executing lot of C# Scripts, the Event Manager occasionally pauses and takes a long time to recover.

When executing lot of C# Scripts, the occasional long duration pauses no longer occur and the Event Manager works properly.

Event Manager/ Dynamic Script Updates

DE66014

SF-00523237

When modifying .NET Scripts by setting the project to dynamic mode at runtime, if the script changes are done after point operations, then the script editor hangs and script updates are not persisted.

When modifying .NET Scripts by setting the project to dynamic mode at runtime, if the script changes are done after point operations, then the script editor no longer hangs. The dynamic script updates are now persisted properly.

Virtual Point/ Dynamic Value Updates

DE66942

SF-00528497

When making changes to a Virtual Point at Runtime by turning on the Dynamic Mode, the updated values are not saved properly.

When Virtual Point is updated at Runtime by turning on the Dynamic Mode, the changed value is now saved properly.




Event Manager/ Long Point Names

DE49532

SF-00483692

When PointEvent.ID attribute of EMEvent is accessed at runtime, the name of tags configured with long names is not returned properly.

When PointEvent.ID attribute of EMEvent is accessed at runtime, the name of tags configured with long names now gets returned properly.

PTMDP/ Memory Leaks

DE58023

SF-00475592

When a CIMPLICITY Project configured to read values from device points is put into Run Mode, Memory Leak issues are observed with the PTMDP module.

When a CIMPLICITY Project configured to read values from device points is put into Run Mode, Memory Leak issues are no longer observed with the PTMDP module.

Points/ EMRP Crash

DE57722

SF-00381936

When starting a CIMPLICITY Project in Run Mode, EMRP Process crashes are

When starting a CIMPLICITY Project in Run Mode, EMRP Process crashes are no longer

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observed if the EMRP Process is paused or restarted during project startup.

seen if the EMRP Process is paused or restarted during project startup.

Points/ Enumerations

DE55358

SF-00493535

When new values are added to an enumeration point in dynamic mode at runtime, the newly added enumeration values are not accessible for dependent points in Point Control Panel.

When new values are added to an enumeration point in dynamic mode at runtime, the newly added enumeration values are now properly accessible for dependent points in Point Control Panel.




CLIE/ Importing Boolean Point Alarm Limits

DE47318

SF-00481876

When importing Alarm Limits information for Boolean points using CLIE, the alarm limits are not imported properly into the project.

When importing Alarm Limits information for Boolean points using CLIE, the alarm limits are now imported properly into the project. In case of failures, the associated errors/failures now get logged into the Project Log Folder.

Points/ Accessing Array Elements

DE43261

SF-00476975

When accessing the elements of a point array at runtime in Point Control Panel for a CIMPLICITY Project, the value of the 0th element is shown as unavailable and value is not shown properly.

When accessing the elements of a point array at runtime in Point Control Panel for a CIMPLICITY Project, the value of the 0th element is now shown as available and value is shown properly.

Points/ Point Change Events

DE35156

SF-00462824

When a Point Change Event associated with Transition Set Action is configured for a project in Event Manager, disabling the event causes invalid error messages to be logged into status log.

When a Point Change Event associated with Transition Set Action is configured for a project in Event Manager, disabling the event no longer causes invalid error messages to be logged into status log.

Points/ Change Approval

DE42781

SF-00476462

When a Project configured with Change Approval settings is put into Run mode, performing set point operations processes Change Approval actions, but fails to log the information into database.

When a Project configured with Change Approval settings is put into Run mode, performing set point operations now results in successful Change Approval actions and subsequent logging of information into database.

PTMRP/ Application Crash

DE41404

SF-00452095

When executing a CIMPLICITY Project, occasional process crashes occur in PTMRP Process.

When executing a CIMPLICITY Project, occasional process crashes no longer occur in PTMRP Process.

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PTX_RP/ Memory Leaks

DE44178

SF-00473253

When reading points via script in a project, reading unavailable points information causes memory leaks in PTX_RP Process.

When reading points via script in a project, reading unavailable points information no longer causes memory leaks in PTX_RP Process.




Scripting/ Navigation Toolbar Scripting

DE40238

SF-00472867

Attempting to hide Child Bar of Navigation Bar via scripting by setting up the "NavLoadNoChildBar" to True does not work properly.

"NavLoadNoChildBar" call is now obsolete. Use NavBarVisible flag Instead as shown in the script below:

Sub NavLoadNoChildBar (cfgFile As String, startPath As String) Dim oCimScr As GefScreen

Set oCimScr = CimGetScreen

oCimScr.NavLoad cfgFile, startPath

oCimScr.NavBarVisible = False ' Disable navigation bar

End Sub

Points/ Point Object

DE41877

SF-00451752

When modifying the point attribute information of a project via script, invoking the modify command using the keyword "MODIFIED" does not change the point attributes properly.

When modifying the point attribute information of a project via script, invoking the modify command using the keyword "MODIFIED" now updates the point attributes properly.

Scripting/ GefObject.Name Function

DE40232

SF-00472730

When a name with invalid characters are passed to GefObject.Name to set object name, no errors are shown to user.

When a name with invalid characters are passed to GefObject.Name to set object name, error message is shown in CimEdit, while errors are logged into application logs in CimView.

Point Control Panel/ Timestamp Values

DE38736

SF-00470442

When evaluating calculated points in Point Control Panel, the evaluation timestamps are not updated properly.

When evaluating calculated points in Point Control Panel, the evaluation timestamps are now updated properly.

Scripting/ Events

DE38465

SF-00470198

When debugging a script during runtime, the changes made to Event Information is not applied properly.

When debugging a script during runtime, the changes made to Event Information is now applied properly.

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Quick Watch/ Point Value Evaluation

DE38464

SF-00470188

When debugging a script during runtime, Invalid characters are shown in Quick Watch Window while viewing point values.

When debugging a script during runtime, point values are now shown properly in Quick Watch Window.

Scripting/ Saved Points

DE34439

SF-00457575

When starting a project, the saved point information does not get loaded properly and causes calculated points to become unavailable in Point Control Panel.

When starting a project, the saved point information now gets loaded properly and calculated point information is shown properly in Point Control Panel.

Scripting/ Point addition and Point deletion

DE29518

SF-00445561

When adding or deleting points in a project using scripting, the time taken to perform the operation is much more than that in previous versions.

When adding or deleting points in a project using scripting, the time taken to perform the operation is now similar to that in previous versions.

Events Editor/ Point ID Name

DE35653

SF-00412632

When viewing points configured for events in Event Editor, invalid characters are shown in Point ID Field.

When viewing points configured for events in Event Editor, invalid characters no longer appear in Point ID Field.




EMRP/ Memory Leaks

DE35668

SF-00428120

When executing C# Scripts, Memory leaks are observed in EMRP Process, resulting in subsequent process crashes.

When executing C# Scripts, Memory leaks are no longer observed in EMRP Process and process crashes do not occur.




EMRP/ Application Crash

DE29003 SF-00428119

When EMRP Process is triggered at the start of project, Application crashes are logged when loading the dependent .NET assemblies into memory.

When EMRP Process is triggered at the start of project, Application crashes no longer occur when loading the dependent .NET assemblies into memory.

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As part of the resolution, two new global parameters have now been added. Please refer to parameters for reloading .NET Assemblies for more information




Point Translation/ Memory Growth Issues

DE23049

SF-00441120

When CimView opens a screen containing a trend object, and the /noscreenexit command line argument is used, then the PTX_RP process may experience a memory growth.

When CimView opens a screen containing a trend object, and the /noscreenexit command line argument is used, then the PTX_RP process memory growth no longer occurs.

Points/ Points Browse Tool

DE19115; SF-00387727

DE19118; SF-00352736

When browsing points of a project from a Viewer, the point browser dialog crashes randomly.

When browsing points of a project from a Viewer, the point browser dialog no longer crashes.




PTMRP/ Application Crash

DE18557

SF-00404762

When a CIMPLICITY Project is put into run mode, PTMRP Process crash occurs and project does not run properly.

When a CIMPLICITY Project is put into run mode, PTMRP Process no longer crashes and project runs properly.

Scripting/ Script Debugging

DE18207

SF-00433288

When debugging a script via script editor, the event information configured in editor cannot be retrieved using CimEmEvent.ObjectID method.

When debugging a script via script editor, the event information configured in editor can now be retrieved using CimEmEvent.ObjectID method and script debugging can be done successfully.

Points/ PTQ_SNAP application

DE18684

SF-00414837

When ptq_snap application is run, the values for fully qualified local points are not read properly during first read.

When ptq_snap application is run, the values for fully qualified local points are now read properly.

Points/ Points Browse Tool

DE16921

SF-00422222

When browsing points of a project in the Browse Tool, the enterprise points are not filtered properly when the filter

When browsing points of a project in the Browse Tool, the enterprise points are not

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is set to view points for a specific device.

shown in the Browse Tool when the filter is set to view points for a specific device.




.NET Scripting/ Updating Array Elements

DE18679 SF-00393346

When array elements are modified using SetRawArray and SetArray from .NET Scripts, the array elements values do not updated properly.

When array elements are modified using SetRawArray and SetArray from .NET Scripts, the array elements values now get updated properly.

Basic Scripting/ Scripting User Interface

DE18558 SF-00407343

Events created in dynamic mode at runtime do not get listed in Basic Scripting User Interface.

Events created in dynamic mode at runtime now get listed in Basic Scripting User Interface.

Point Management/ Process Crash

DE18272; SF-00396463 DE18479; SF-00404604

When opening a CimView screen, configured with expressions, in runtime, PTMRP Process crashes are observed intermittently.

When opening a CimView screen, configured with expressions, in runtime, PTMRP Process crashes are no longer seen.

.NET Scripting/ Intellisense Support

DE17679 SF-00383867

When large .NET Scripts are being edited, the built-in intellisense support responds very slowly and causes unnecessary delays.

An option has now been added in the "Tools" menu to enable/disable the intellisense support. The editing of scripts will now be faster when intellisense is disabled.

Delta Accumulator Point Values

DE18550 SF-00389431

When a delta accumulator point value is updated by configured expression point or by reset point, the updated value is not saved properly. On restarting the project, the delta accumulator point value is not updated properly.

When a delta accumulator point value is updated by configured expression point or by reset point, the updated value is now saved properly. On restarting the project, the delta accumulator point value now gets updated properly.

Points/ Point Creation Timestamp

DE18661 SF-00283462

When a point created in CIMPLICITY project is configured to be logged into Historian configured with "Time Assigned by" set to "Collector", the timestamp information is stored based on source instead.

When a point created in CIMPLICITY project is configured to be logged into Historian configured with "Time Assigned by" set to "Collector", the timestamp information is now stored based on collector. Please refer to New Features/Enhancements section for more information about

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HIST_TIME_STAMP_TYPE parameter that has now been provided to control the way timestamp information is processed.




EMRP/ Random Crashes

DE18563

SF-00388301

When custom scripts configured using .NET scripting languages are being executed at runtime, EMRP Process crashes at random.

When custom scripts configured using .NET scripting languages are being executed at runtime, EMRP Process crashes no longer occur.

Point Control Panel/ Set Empty String

DE18204

SF-00401417

When Point Control Panel is used to set empty string value to a String Point, the empty string does not get assigned to the point.

When Point Control Panel is used to set empty string value to a String Point, the empty string now gets assigned to the point as expected.

EMRP/ Crash Issue

DE14513

SF-00357642

When using Event Manager functionality, process crashes were observed.

Application crashes no longer occur when using Event Manager functionality.

.NET Scripting/ Invalid ActionIDs

DE18346

SF-00403905

When Cimplicity.CimGetEMEvent().ActionID is used in a Script, incorrect action ID is returned.

When Cimplicity.CimGetEMEvent().ActionID is used in a Script, valid action ID is now returned.




CIMPLICITY Points/ Reset Point Timestamps

DE17032

SF-00378115

When a CIMPLICITY point configured with reset point configured updated, the time stamp information is not updated properly.

When a CIMPLICITY point configured with reset point configured updated, the time stamp information is now updated properly.

CimProject/ Project Archiving

DE17439

SF-00391266

Archiving of information using CimProject.ArchiveProject() function does not work properly

Archiving of information using CimProject.ArchiveProject() function now works as expected.

GE Digital 92


.NET Scripting/ Persistence of data

DE17273

SF-00385377

When a .NET control object with event configured is used on a screen, the script entry point information configured for the object does not get persisted.

When a .NET control object with event configured is used on a screen, the script entry point information configured for the object now gets persisted properly.

Configuration Object Model/ Memory Leaks

DE17265

SF-00299367

When objects are created using the Configuration Object model, memory leaks are observed.

When objects are created using the Configuration Object model, memory leaks are no longer seen.

EMRP/ Column Sorting

DE16682

SF-00373298

While the list of event/actions are being loaded, operations to add a column and/or performing sort operation on the Events or actions in the Event Editor causes event editor to crash.

Event editor crashes no longer occur when adding a column and/or sorting on the Events or actions in the Event Editor while the list is loading.

EMRP/ Script Execution

DE17254

SF-00388082

When an event’s Action in a script is configured to run C# Script that has the same name as script’s Class name, Script do not execute properly.

Execution of scripts now happen properly for cases where an event’s Action configured to run C# Script that has the same name as script’s Class name.

EMRP/ Exception Handling

DE16751

SF-00335476

When the Try/Catch Exception blocks are used in scripting, information about the point causing the exception is not available.

When the Try/Catch Exception blocks are used in scripting, information about the point causing the exception is now made available.

EMRP/ Object names

DE15590

SF-00328444

When Event ID/Action ID is fetched from scripts, incorrect object names are returned.

When Event ID/Action ID is fetched from scripts, object names are now returned correctly.

EMRP/ Performance Issue

DE16258

SF-00348702

When scripts containing events are used in CIMPLICITY Project, memory growth and performance degradation are observed.

When scripts containing events are used in CIMPLICITY Project, memory growth and performance degradation are no longer seen.

Script Editor/ Intellisense Support

DE16254

SF-00277481

When editing .NET scripts, the intellisense functionality does not work as expected.

When editing .NET scripts, the intellisense functionality now works as expected.

EMRP/ Alarm Events

DE16065

SF-00291181

GE Digital 93


While editing events using the Event Editor, wildcard characters are not working properly.

While editing events using the Event Editor, wildcard characters now work properly.

Virtual Points/ Dynamic mode Point Duplication

DE16565

SF-00180679

When a virtual point is duplicated in dynamic mode, the duplicated points do not get updated properly.

Duplicate points that are created dynamically will now update properly.

EMRP/ Application Crash

DE17263

SF-00178716

When multiple scripts are accessing the same script or point simultaneously, the Event Manager process can crash randomly.

When multiple scripts are accessing the same script or point simultaneously, the Event Manager process no longer crashes.


GE Digital 94

3.9 ISSUES RESOLVED: PROFICY INTEGRATION



iPower/ Buffered Reports

DE60551

SF-00260107

When processing multiple updates for a device point from an IEC 61850 buffered report through PDS, the derived point does not process all the available updates.

When processing multiple updates for a device point from an IEC 61850 buffered report through PDS, the derived point now processes all the available updates as expected.




iPower/ Copying Class Objects

DE18560

SF-00390162

When running iPower, attempting to copy a class object from one project to another, it results in operation failure error messages and objects in source project get deleted.

When running iPower, attempting to copy a class object from one project to another no longer results in operation failure error messages and objects in source project do not deleted during the copy operation.




iPower/ Copying Class Objects

DE16072

SF-00273300

When running iPower, attempting to copy a class object from one project to another causes workbench to hang during the copy operation.

When running iPower, copying a class object from one project to another happens successfully and workbench no longer hangs during the copy operation.


GE Digital 95

3.10 ISSUES RESOLVED: PROFICY PROCESS SYSTEMS



Object Builder/ Object path

DE78065

SF-00438938

Previously, when building CIMPLICITY PPS objects, if the EGD configuration server resided on a remote node, the path to building PPS objects was not found and an error occurred.

This issue has been resolved. For PPS version 3.5 and above, CIMPLICITY PPS objects can be built without errors even when the EGD configuration server resides on a remote node.




Object Builder/ Class Generation

DE42038

SF-00466086

When creating classes using the Object Builder, certain types of classes and objects of those classes are not created properly.

When creating classes using the Object Builder, the classes and objects of those classes are now created properly.




Proficy Process Systems/ Rate of Change Alarms Suppression

DE19544; SF-00280335

DE19548; SF-00409939

DE19552; SF-00343298

When Rate of Change (ROC) alarms are suppressed, from PPS Project, the suppressed alarms are still displayed in CIMPLICITY's Alarm Viewer.

The suppressed Rate of Change (ROC) alarms from PPS Project, are no longer displayed in CIMPLICITY's Alarm Viewer.

Note: 1. For existing projects, the ALARM_A class has to be imported manually from the installation folder. [<installation path>\Proficy CIMPLICITY\classes\pps\ALARM_A.soc]

2. New project will not require any additional actions as the updated ALARM_A file will be available for use.


GE Digital 96



Object Builder/ Events and Actions

DE16654; SF-00180127

DE16658; SF-00255443

When creating classes using the Object Builder, Event/ Action definitions do not get added to PPS Classes properly.

Event/ Action definitions now get added to PPS Classes properly and objects are created properly by the Object Builder.


GE Digital 97

3.11 ISSUES RESOLVED: PROJECT AND SYSTEM MANAGEMENT



Workbench/ Upgrading running project

DE94546 SF-00648143

Previously, if you tried to upgrade a running project, the upgrade process commences and you are then notified that the project cannot be upgraded while the project is running.

This issue has been resolved. Now, if you try to upgrade a running project, you are immediately notified that the project cannot be upgraded while the project is running.




Workbench/ Range limit for Boolean points

DE84992 SF-00604425

Previously, if you exported a Boolean point into a .csv file, imported the point into another project, and then exported the point, the range limit of the point was generated. After deleting this range limit and importing and exporting the point, the range limit was generated again.

This issue has been resolved. Now, if you export a Boolean point into a .csv file, import the point into another project, and then export the point, the range limit of the point is not generated.

Log Viewer/ w32rtr.out/.err files

DE83960 SF-00421531

Previously, when you logged out of CIMPLICITY and there were no interested processes, several error messages were logged in the status log as w32rtr.out or w32rtr.err files, which occupied 10 GB to 100 GB of space.

This issue has been resolved. Now, when you log out of CIMPLICITY and there are no interested processes, the error messages logged in the status log as w32rtr.out or w32rtr.err files occupy very less space.

Workbench/ Upgrade failure

DE83560 SF-00560322

Previously, you could not upgrade a Database Logger-enabled CIMPLICITY 8.0 project to 10.0.

This issue has been resolved. You can now upgrade a Database Logger-enabled CIMPLICITY 8.0 project to 10.0 SIM 4.




DE78075 SF-00542322

GE Digital 98


Workbench/ Broadcasting Sessions

Previously, if you specified invalid credentials when starting broadcasting sessions, both the project log and systems logs displayed error messages.

This issue has been resolved. Now, when you specify invalid credentials when starting broadcasting sessions, only the project log displays an error message.




Workbench/ Performance Issues

DE66289

SF-00412692

When deleting large number of points from the Workbench, the time taken to complete the point delete operation is very long, and leads to drop in application performance.

When deleting large number of points from the Workbench, the time taken to complete the point delete operation is similar that in previous versions of CIMPLICITY. Also, there is appreciable improvement in application performance.




Workbench/ Object Browsing

DE57942

SF-00496967

When using the Object Browser tool to browse Class Objects, the usage of Wild Cards at start or within the search string does not browse the class objects in the project properly.

When using the Object Browser tool to browse Class Objects, the usage of Wild Cards at start or within the search string now browses the class objects in the project properly.




Workbench/ Application Crash

DE52644

SF-00489529

When Class Objects are being deleted from Workbench, random application crashes are observed.

Workbench application crashes no longer occur when Class Objects are being deleted from Workbench.


GE Digital 99



Navigation/ Navigation Configuration Utility

DE52604

SF-NA

When using Navigation Configuration Utility to configure Screen Navigation, Screen Layout or Screen Deployment, the Navigation Configuration tool is displayed in Read-Only mode on some Operating Systems.

When using Navigation Configuration Utility to configure Screen Navigation, Screen Layout or Screen Deployment, the Navigation Configuration tool is now displayed in Edit Mode.




Workbench/ Application Crash

DE39982

SF-00463883

When configuring OPC Client Device, workbench crashes are observed.

When configuring OPC Client Device, workbench crashes are no longer seen.

Workbench/ Filtering Points

DE38593

SF-00470333

When viewing points in Workbench, filter settings are not applied when displaying points.

When viewing points in Workbench, filter settings are now applied properly and points are displayed properly based on the configured filter options.

Workbench/ Project Start Stop Time

DE18673

SF-00383305

When starting/stopping an upgraded project or a new project, the time taken to complete the operation is much higher than that in older versions.

When starting/stopping an upgraded project or a new project, the time taken to complete the operation is now similar to that in older versions.




Workbench/ Project Properties

DE28671

SF-00452112

When making modifications to Project Properties, Configuration changes made to project do not get saved properly and errors get reported.

When making modifications to Project Properties, Configuration changes made to project now get saved properly and errors are no longer reported.


GE Digital 100



Workbench/ Master Data Folder Comparison

DE25497; SF-00445503

DE25499; SF-00445498

When comparing master and data folders, folder comparison failures are reported due to unavailable Server Configuration file.

When comparing master and data folders, the folder comparison utility should omit comparison of specific files, including the Server Configuration file. Now, invalid folder comparison errors no longer occur.




Workbench/ WebView Broadcast Sessions

DE20164

SF-00426528

When referencing a screen on a remote UNC path in a broadcast session, User Interface to configure white-listing for the broadcast session is not accessible.

When referencing a screen on a remote UNC path in a broadcast session, the white-listing for the broadcast session can now be configured.




Workbench/ SIM Installation

DE17066 SF-00420351

When installing a SIM for 9.5 Version on a machine, installation issues occur and SIM installation process gets halted.

Installation a SIM for 9.5 Version now happens successfully on a machine without any issues.

Workbench/ AMV Sound Manager

DE18927 SF-00391433

When a CIMPLICITY Project is configured using Alarm Sound Manager application to play audio files while an alarm is active, the alarm audio files are not played as expected and following behaviors are observed: 1. Alarm Sound Files are not played in succession while alarm is active 2. Alarm Sound Files are restarted each time the associated point value changes. 3. The interval between each looping is not consistent.

The behaviors reported below can now be managed by setting up a new "Project Level" Configuration Parameter: 1. Alarm Sound Files are not played in succession while alarm is active 2. Alarm Sound Files are restarted each time the associated point value changes. 3. The interval between each looping is not consistent. AMV_SOUND_LOOP Configuration Parameter now can be used to ensure that the alarm sound audio files are played properly.

Workbench/ Project

DE16132 SF-00424432

GE Digital 101


Upgrade Crash

When a project created in newer version is opened in an older version of CIMPLICITY, workbench crash occurs and users are not provided appropriate notification about the error.

When a project created in newer version is opened in an older version of CIMPLICITY, workbench no longer crashes. Also, users are notified about the inability to open a project created in newer version.




Workbench/ Project Login

DE15454

SF-00414451

When login operation is preformed using script functions, user is prompted for login credentials even when necessary credentials are provided through script.

User will now be able to successfully login using script functions by providing required credentials through script.

Workbench/ Log Viewer

DE18776

SF-00418698

When viewing log entries in Log Viewer, not all logged entries are displayed.

When viewing log entries in Log Viewer, all logged entries are now displayed.

Workbench/ Project Configuration Update

DE18872

SF-00399993

When starting an upgraded project, the user is requested to perform configuration update for each project start operation, even when no modifications are done.

When starting an upgraded project, the user is now requested to perform configuration update at project start only when modifications are done.

Workbench/ Application Process Crash

DE18868; SF-00381858

DE18870; SF-00406990

When running a CIMPLICITY Project, occasional PTX_RP Process crashes occur.

When running a CIMPLICITY Project, occasional PTX_RP Process crashes no longer occur.

Workbench/ Domain Integration

DE18404

SF-00393684

When Domain Integration is enabled for a project and a user logs into the project at runtime, then the user is not allowed to stop the project. Any attempt to stop the project results in multiple requests for user to login and user is not allowed to stop the project.

When Domain Integration is enabled for a project and a user logs into the project at runtime, the user will now able to stop a project without any errors.




Workbench/ UR

DE18095

SF-00398067

GE Digital 102


Resource Leaks

When a project with domain integration enabled, is run for a long time, resource leaks are observed with the User Registration process leading to subsequent crash.

When a project with domain integration enabled, is run for a long time, resource leaks are no longer seen and process crashes do not occur anymore.




Workbench/ Log Viewer

DE18015

SF-00396163

When a log file generated on a node has more than the standard limit of 1000 records is opened on a different node, the log file fails to get opened. No warning messages are shown to user.

When a log file generated on a node has more than the standard limit of 1000 records is opened on a different node the log file now gets opened.

Also, the number of records shown is determined by the following conditions" 1. The first 1000 records are shown at maximum, if the LOG_MAXRECORDS entry is not available. 2. if LOG_MAXRECORDS entry.is available, then it will display the records based on the limit specified.

Workbench/ Domain Authentication

DE17773

SF-00394549

When Domain Authentication component is used in a project, ill-formatted error message is logged into system log if a role is not identified with a user.

When Domain Authentication component is used in a project, the error message logged into system log, if a role is not identified with a user, will now contain details of the user for which it failed to find a role.




Workbench/ Project Performance Issues

DE16728

SF-00383527

When an enterprise project is upgraded to 9.5 Version, performance degradation issues are seen and the project’s workbench becomes eventually becomes unresponsive and hangs.

When an enterprise project is upgraded to 9.5 Version, performance degradation issues are no longer seen and the project’s workbench does not go unresponsive or hangs anymore.

DE17648

SF-00394252

GE Digital 103


Workbench/ Project Upgrade

When a project configured with S90 Triplex driver is upgraded to 9.5 version, CIMPLICITY Workbench request for project upgrade continually and does not allow to put the project into Run Mode.

Once upgraded to 9.5 Version, a project configured with S90 Triplex driver can now be put into Run Mode successfully.

Workbench/ Device Points

DE16437

SF-00357077

When listing the points of a project, the device points would take a significant time to load/display.

Loading and displaying of device point data no longer takes a significant period of time.

Workbench/ Time Zone and DST Changes

DE16115

SF-00180177

When a project is running and time zone changes occur, some of the system variables do not update properly until the project is restarted.

When the project is running and time zone changes occur, system variables now update properly.


GE Digital 104

3.12 ISSUES RESOLVED: RECIPES



Recipe upload/ Unresponsive recipe manager

DE92400 SF-00636252

Previously, if you tried to upload a recipe, the recipe manager stopped responding.

This issue has been resolved. Now, if you upload a recipe, the recipe manager functions as expected.




Recipes/ Text Data Type Variables

DE51060

SF-00475786

When a CIMPLICITY Project, configured with Recipes having virtual points of Text Data Type, is put into run mode, the values of variables are not properly updated in the recipe control.

When a CIMPLICITY Project, configured with Recipes having virtual points of Text Data Type, is put into run mode, the values of variables now get properly updated in the recipe control.




Recipes/ Import Recipes

DE40375

SF-00473313

When importing recipes into a CIMPLICITY Project that already has recipes configured, the import operation fails randomly.

When importing recipes into a CIMPLICITY Project that already has recipes configured, the import operation now completes successfully without any failures.




Recipes/ Recipe Upload - Corruption Issue

DE15475

SF-00422712

When uploading a recipe into a CIMPLICITY project, the string values are not uploaded properly.

When uploading a recipe into a CIMPLICITY project, the string values are now uploaded properly.


GE Digital 105

3.13 ISSUES RESOLVED: SERVER REDUNDANCY



Server Redundancy/ IP address

DE81457 SF-00592598

Previously, in the Project Properties window, if you selected the Server Redundancy option, and then selected the Use this IP address option, the server redundancy function stopped working.

This issue has been resolved. In the Project Properties window, if you select the Server Redundancy option, the Use this IP address option is now disabled.




Server Redundancy/ Primary Server Fail-over

DE61236

SF-00447900

When a fail-over occurs due to network failure, the Secondary Server switches over to Master Mode. On restoration of network, when the Primary Server is made the master, the values of $ROLE and $USER become unavailable at times.

When a fail-over occurs due to network failure, the Secondary Server switches over to Master Mode. On restoration of network, when the Primary Server is made the master, the values of $ROLE and $USER will now be available without any issues.


GE Digital 106

3.14 ISSUES RESOLVED: STATISTICAL PROCESS CONTROL (SPC)



SPC/ Duplicate Data Records

DE31620

SF-00450851

When using SPC functionality that has data tables configured, the SPCVARX Table gets updated with duplicate records from SPC Table.

When using SPC functionality that has data tables configured, the SPCVARX Table no longer gets updated with duplicate records from SPC Table.




SPC/ Data Import/Export

DE17891

SF-00429636

When SPC data exported from a project using SPC tool is imported into another project, the import process fails to import the exported data successfully.

The SPC data exported from a project using SPC tool can now be successfully imported into another project.




SPC/ Moving Range Charts

DE16755

SF-00286343

SPC ”Moving Range” chart does not display values for the selected range.

SPC ”Moving Range” chart now displays values for the selected range.


GE Digital 107

3.15 ISSUES RESOLVED: TRACKER/ORDER EXECUTION MANAGEMENT



Tracker/ DevCom Configuration

DE95940 SF-00653938

Previously, if you upgraded a Tracker project from CIMPLICITY 8.0 to 9.5, the Tracker DevCom configuration was incomplete.

This issue has been resolved. Now, if the RCO database is configured for CIMPLICITY 9.5, and you upgrade a Tracker project from CIMPLICITY 8.0 to 9.5, the Tracker DevCom configuration is complete.




TADBH Maintenance/ Deadlock

DE72386

SF-00558736

Previously, the Historical TADB Maintenance job entered a deadlock state during execution and stopped multiple times.

This issue has been resolved. The Historical TADB Maintenance job now runs on schedule without entering a deadlock.

RCO Site/ Ready Point

DE80371 SF-00588387

Previously, if an RCO site was triggered, it caused errors to occur every 10 seconds. This issue occurred only when a Ready Point was configured, but not set to the Ready value.

This issue has been resolved. If an RCO site is triggered with a Ready Point configured, but not set to the Ready value, no errors occur.

RCO Site/ Tracker Configuration UI

DE80369 SF-00588346

Previously, if you edited an RCO site using an RCO Solve block, the Tracker Configuration UI stopped responding.

This issue has been resolved. If you edit an RCO site using an RCO Solve block, the Tracker Configuration UI functions as expected.

Tracker/ Duplicate Item ID

DE80067 SF-00469750

Previously, when items with the same ID from different Tracker projects were moved through the PRT_UI utility, the item in the targeted project was deleted without notifying you.

This issue has been resolved. Now, when items with the same ID from different Tracker projects are moved through the PRT_UI utility, a message appears, asking you to choose if the item in the targeted project should be deleted.


GE Digital 108



PRT_ITEM_STATUS/ Graphic Display point

DE72386

SF-00558736

Previously, the Graphic Display point did not display the value of the PRT_ITEM_STATUS attribute in Point Control Panel.

This issue has been resolved. The Graphic Display point now displays the value of the PRT_ITEM_STATUS attribute in Point Control Panel.

Tracker/ Range Maintenance Error

DE56555 SF-00502099

Previously, in a Tracker application that did not use TADB, when you used the Tracker Configuration utility to access Range Maintenance and create a range, a blank error message appeared.

This issue has been resolved. In a Tracker application that does not use TADB, when you use the Tracker Configuration utility to access Range Maintenance and create a range, a meaningful error message appears.




Tracker/ PRTV DE62622

SF-00348852

When the PRTV command is run for a file in a Tracker project, duplicate records are created.

When the PRTV command is run for a file in a Tracker project, duplicate records are not created.

Tracker/PRT_IMPORT.EXE Performance

DE66720 SF-00535596

The performance of the process of running the prt_import.exe file degrades during import.

The performance of the process of running the prt_import.exe file during import has improved by approximately 96%.




Item Agent/ “Where” Clause

DE63565

SF-00529749

When the Tracker Item Agent is used to restrict the item collection returned by making use of “Where” clause, no items are returned.

When the Tracker Item Agent is used to restrict the item collection returned by making use of “Where” clause, the restricted set of items are now returned properly.

TRK_DC/ Process Crash and Memory Leak

DE58041

SF-00508237

When running a tracker project for a long time, memory leaks and occasional process crashes were observed on TRK_DC module

When running a tracker project for a long time, memory leak issues no longer occur now and the

GE Digital 109


occasional process crash issues are no longer observed on TRK_DC module




TADB/ PRT_TADB_DIFF Errors

DE41719

SF-00474840

When items are being moved between regions, PRT_TADB_DIFF.exe does not report mismatch in item attribute values between PRT and TADB properly.

When items are being moved between regions, PRT_TADB_DIFF.exe now reports mismatch in item attribute values between PRT and TADB properly.




TADBH/ Database Trustworthy Settings

DE53601

SF-00433423

When upgrading a Tracker project configured TADBH, the Trustworthy Flag gets enabled automatically. This could lead to security concerns.

When upgrading a Tracker project or creating a new Tracker project that has TADBH configured, the Trustworthy Flag no longer gets enabled by default.




TADB/ Database Trustworthy Settings

DE18307

SF-00433423

When TADB Database is configured for a project, the Trustworthy Flag gets enabled automatically. This could lead to security concerns.

When TADB Database is configured for a project, the Trustworthy Flag no longer gets enabled automatically. The functionality works as intended even with this flag turned off.

TADB/ Database Access

DE33541

SF-00389773

When accessing TADB Database, connectivity issues are observed along with occasional application crashes.

When accessing TADB Database, valid error messages are now shown for connectivity issues. Also, application does not crash during normal operations.


GE Digital 110



PRT_EXPORT.EXE/ Memory Leaks

DE33245

SF-00458767

When using prt_export.exe to export data, memory leaks occur and application crash/hangs are seen.

When using prt_export.exe to export data, memory leaks no longer occur and application crash/hangs are not observed.




PRT_UI/Serialized Items Reordering

DE18951

SF-00391697

When PRT_UI application is used to reorder the regions that contain non-serialized items, for a Tracker project that has TADB enabled, the reordering does not occur properly.

When PRT_UI application is used to reorder the regions that contain non-serialized items, for a Tracker project that has TADB enabled, the reordering now happens properly.

Tracker Configuration UI/ Historical TADB

DE18698

SF-00434546

When using Tracker Configuration UI to enable/disable TADB replication in Historical TADB, SQL Stored Procedures do not get executed properly and failures occur.

When using Tracker Configuration UI to enable/disable TADB replication in Historical TADB, SQL Stored Procedures now get executed properly and failures no longer occur.




Tracker/ PRT_EXPORT.exe process crash

DE18843

SF-00425563

When using prt_export.exe to export data, application crash occurs if NO_TRKPRO extension is used in the command line.

When using prt_export.exe to export data, application crash no longer occurs if NO_TRKPRO extension is used in the command line.

Trkcollector.exe/ Application Crash

DE18932

SF-00405210

When an application configured with Tracker is run, TrkCollector application crash occurs occasionally.

When an application configured with Tracker is run, TrkCollector application occasional crashes no longer occur.

Tracker/ PRT_UI process crash

DE16331

SF-00424655

When a tracker project is run with PRT_UI /L command line argument, PRT_UI crash occurs when attempting to advance an item in the PRT_UI

When a tracker project is run with PRT_UI /L command line argument, PRT_UI crash no longer occurs when attempting to advance an item in the PRT_UI

GE Digital 111




Tracker/ PRT_DC process crash

DE13855

SF-00348693

When a tracker route is configured with only a destination region or only a source region, triggering route transfer will cause PRT_DC process to crash.

When a tracker route is configured with only a destination region or only a source region, triggering route transfer will no longer cause PRT_DC process to crash.

Tracker/ PRT_DC process crash

DE18672

SF-00407284

When a tracker project is run, PRT_DC process crashes intermittently.

When a tracker project is run, PRT_DC process crashes no longer occur.




BCO Objects/ ASCII Broadcast Forms

DE17993

SF-00395474

When broadcasting ASCII Broadcast forms containing BCO objects that refer to STRING_80 points containing a string longer than 63 characters, script crashes are observed.

When broadcasting ASCII Broadcast forms containing BCO objects that refer to STRING_80 points containing a string longer than 63 characters, script crashes no longer occur.


GE Digital 112

3.16 ISSUES RESOLVED: TRENDS AND DGR



DGR/ Enumerated point values

DE86959 SF-00598138

Previously, when you logged an enumerated point to Historian as a string or integer, DGR either stopped responding or displayed raw point values.

This issue has been resolved. Now, when you log an enumerated point to Historian as a string or integer, DGR displays enumerated point values.




ptmap COM message filter/ CimView crash

DE76974

Internal

Previously, Trend disabled the ptmap COM message filter, because of which CimView stopped responding.

This issue has been resolved. CimView now functions as expected as Trend no longer disables the ptmap COM message filter.




Trend/ Timestamp Display Format

DE69851

SF-00550631

When trend line data is saved from trend control, any data associated with the time zone displays a time stamp in the local server’s time zone.

When trend line data is saved from trend control, any data associated with the time zone displays a time stamp converted to the trend control’s time zone.


DE69852

SF-00550639

When you increment the tick count in trend view, the tick label displays a time stamp in the local server’s time zone.

When you increment the tick count in trend view, the tick label displays a time stamp converted to the trend view’s time zone.


GE Digital 113



Trend/ Reference Line Exports

DE44669; SF- 00479503

DE46920; SF- 00538125

When exporting Reference Line Information from Trend object, filenames more than 8 characters cannot be specified.

When exporting Reference Line Information from Trend object, filenames with more than 8 characters can now be used.




Trend/ Line Types

DE33414

SF-00453292

On a redundancy enabled project, a trend object that is configured to display point data from an SQL Database, fails to read point information from SQL Database at runtime

On a redundancy enabled project, a trend object that is configured to display point data from an SQL Database, now successfully read point information from SQL Database and plots trend at runtime.




Trend/ AddLoggedLine Method

DE12535

SF-00323263

When a project configured with a popup screen having a Trend Object on it, is launched at runtime, the trendline is not drawn properly at times if a script is configured to add a DynPointLine to the trend object.

When a project configured with a popup screen having a Trend Object on it, is launched at runtime, the trendline is now drawn properly if a script is configured to add a DynPointLine to the trend object.

Trend/ Historian Line Types

DE19282

SF-00428686

When a screen containing a trend object that is configured with Historian and Historian Expression line types is viewed in runtime, the configured lines are not drawn properly.

When a screen containing a trend object that is configured with Historian and Historian Expression line types is viewed in runtime, the configured lines are now drawn properly.


GE Digital 114



Quick Trend/ User DSNs

DE7637; SF-00217148

DE7653; SF-00250236

If a large number of lines were supposed to display on a QuickTrend chart while Server Redundancy was enabled, the trend chart would often not display the lines or correct database values.

Note: it was indeterminate as to which lines would display values. At times QuickTrends would recover from an incorrect display; other times it did not.

QuickTrends will now successfully display multiple lines when Server Redundancy is enabled.

Quick Trend/ User DSNs

DE12537; SF-00255784

DE18156; SF-00376562

When QuickTrend tool is used to view trending of values, User DSNs created during the trending operations do not get deleted, resulting in reduced machine performance levels.

When QuickTrend tool is used to view trending of values, User DSNs created during the trending operations get deleted properly and there is no effect on machine's performance.

DGR/ Replay Freeze Issue

DE18779

SF-00398821

When transition is made from normal mode to DGR mode at runtime for a screen that references multiple projects, and one of the referenced projects does not log data to any database (SQL or Historian), DGR will freeze at the start of replay.

When transition is made from normal mode to DGR mode at runtime for a screen that references multiple projects, and one of the referenced projects does not log data to any database (SQL or Historian), DGR will no longer freeze at the start of replay.




Trend/ User Login

DE18710

SF-00406993

When a Trend control used on a screen has historian logged points configured, multiple login requests are shown to user.

When a Trend control used on a screen has historian logged points configured, multiple login requests are no longer shown to user.


DE18688

SF-00399411

When a line referring to Historian point, configured with Engineering Units (EU), is added to the trend object, and is set to display the EU value for the slider, the EU value is not displayed.

When a line referring to Historian point, configured with Engineering Units (EU), is added to the trend object, and is set to display the EU value for the slider, the EU value is now displayed properly.

DE18656

SF-00374140

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Trend/ AddLoggedLine Method

When lines from SQL database table are added to trend object with a call to "AddLoggedLine", rapidly switching screens causes "Table name could not be validated. xxx(table name)" error to occur randomly.

Also, on acknowledging this error, the trend line does not get successfully added in the trend chart.

The Table name validation error no longer occur when rapidly switching between screens and the trend line now gets successfully added in the trend chart.




Trend/ DeleteTrendLine Method

DE17697

SF-00393780

When "DeleteTrendLine" method of the trend object is used to delete a trend line from the runtime configuration, the trend line does not get deleted from the trend object.

When "DeleteTrendLine" method of the trend object is used to delete a trend line from the runtime configuration, the trend line now gets deleted properly from the trend object.





DE16957

SF-00387212

When displaying trending information, the ActiveX Trend object displays date in invalid format

When displaying trending information, the ActiveX Trend object now displays date in the configured format


DE7860

SF-00253320

When plotting trend for Interpolated lines, the samples do not get plotted properly for time durations that are greater than an hour.

Trend for Interpolated lines with sample intervals beyond an hour now get plotted properly.


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4 KNOWN ISSUES

Known issues in the CIMPLICITY V9.5 release are as follows. Known Issues: 1. When a screen containing multiple OLE Objects is opened in CimView application for editing, attempting to delete

text from an OLE Object results in text being deleted in a different OLE Object. 2. Starting SIM 10 for 9.5 Version, the fixes for value accumulator related issues have been reverted for couple of

scenarios. The fixes will be added back once the additional scenarios are validated. Useful Information: 1. The point values are treated as 8-Byte REALs and the values will get converted to 8-Byte REALs internally by

CIMPLICITY.


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5 GENERAL INFORMATION

5.1 MCAFEE ANTI-VIRUS DETAILS

This SIM has been verified against the following version of McAfee Anti-Virus Application:

Parameter Version Number

Additional Information

McAfee Agent 5.5.1.388 Last security update check: 1/28/2019 4:46:38 PM

Last agent-to-server communication: 1/28/2019 4:27:09 PM

McAfee GTI Proxy Agent 2.0.0.705 Language: English (United States)

McAfee Host Intrusion Prevention

8.0 Build date: Monday, October 15, 2018

Build Number: 8.0.0.4789

Security Content Version: 8.0.0.8841

Security Content Created On: Wednesday, January 2, 2019

Patch: 12

McAfee VirusScan Enterprise + AntiSpyware Enterprise

8.8.0 (8.8.0.2024)

Build date: 10/16/2018

Scan engine version (32-bit)

6000.8403

Scan engine version (64-bit)

6000.8403

DAT version 9149.0000 DAT Created on: 1/27/2019

Buffer Overflow and Access Protection DAT version

762


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5.2 WEBSPACE

WebSpace Error: The publisher is not allowed per license agreement.

Symptom When attempting to connect a WebSpace client to a system running CIMPLICITY 9.0/9.5 an error occurs: "The publisher is not allowed per license agreement.". Upon the error, the client session is terminated and it is not possible to connect.

Environment Primary Product Module: WebSpace Primary Product Version: 8.2/9.0/9.5 Primary Product OS: All Operating Systems Cause This problem was introduced by the release of CIMPLICITY 8.2 SIM 47 (or newer), CIMPLICITY 9.0 SIM 19 (or newer), CIMPLICITY 9.5 SIM 4 (or newer). A change was made in these SIM's that changed the way Digital Signatures for installed files was handled. After the introduction of these SIM's then a fix is also required on the WebSpace systems in order to allow for proper functionality. Resolution To resolve the problem, two updates must be applied (in order): 1. Proficy WebSpace 4.8.259 (if it has not already been applied). Note that this update must be applied first

before it is possible to install/use WebSpace Compatibility Update 4. 2. Proficy WebSpace Compatibility Update 4: Proficy WebSpace Compatibility Update 4 (64 bit):

PWS48_CompatibilityUpdate_004_x64. The recommendation is to install WebSpace 4.8.259, reboot, then install Compatibility Update 4, and then reboot.

When complete, this should resolve the issue and allow client sessions to connect again to the WebSpace Server.


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6 SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS

NONE.


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7 CONTACT GE DIGITAL

Visit us on the World Wide Web at http://www.ge.com/digital/ For GE Digital Sales and Marketing information please call 1-800-433-2682 For GE Digital Technical Support please call 1-800-433-2682 Submit a technical question via the web at: http://digitalsupport.ge.com

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