Citect.ini parameters in 7.30

Specifies the default time range, in days, for SOE views that have no other time-based filter.

Specifies an SOE display format to use if the SOE Display Format field is blank (in Alarm Categories).

Defines the name of rules to appear on the Simple Rule dropdown list of the active alarm filter form.

Defines the name of rules to appear on the Simple Rule dropdown list of disabled alarm filter form.

Defines the name of rules to appear on the Simple Rule dropdown list of alarm summary filter form.

Defines the name of rules to appear on the Simple Rule dropdown list of alarm summary filter form.

Defines the filter expression represented by the rule name.

Defines the name of the common rules to appear on the Simple Rule dropdown list of all alarm filter form.

Defines the name of rules to appear on the Simple Rule dropdown list of the active alarm filter form.

Defines the name of rules to appear on the Simple Rule dropdown list of disabled alarm filter form.

Defines the name of rules to appear on the Simple Rule dropdown list of alarm summary filter form.

Defines the name of rules to appear on the Simple Rule dropdown list of alarm summary filter form.

Defines the filter expression represented by the rule name.

Defines the name of the common rules to appear on the Simple Rule dropdown list of all alarm filter form.

The archive after time (Event Journal) is the amount of time between each archive of Event Journal data.

Defines the amount of memory (in megabytes) dedicated to the storage of event data.

Defines the amount of time, in milliseconds, in which the client can attempt to make a connection.

Defines the amount of time, in milliseconds, in which the client can attempt to terminate a connection to the server.

Defines the amount of time, in milliseconds, in which the client can request data from a server.

Defines how long a server will wait before terminating a link that has been used for receiving heartbeat poll requests from its pair server, but is currently idle.

The Event Journal Life is the amount of time for which the Alarm Server stores event messages on-line.

Defines the amount of time, in seconds, that the server will wait for a monitor connection to occur.

Defines the amount of time, in seconds, that the server will wait for a response from the other server in the pair.

Defines the percentage of processor use you want to allocate to query searches.

Defines the maximum number of rows that can be returned in the result set for a single query.

Defines the amount of time (in seconds) that is permitted for query searches.

Defines the amount of data that is included in each event data file.

On multi-server systems, the Primary server and Standby server synchronize their data so that the Standby server contains an accurate, up to date backup of the Primary server’s data.

Defines the amount of time, in seconds, that the Primary server will wait for a connection to occur.

Controls how often the data synchronization is triggered by the Primary to the Standby Server.

Defines the number of seconds between each attempt to update the data on the Standby server.

Sets the column widths in pixels of the current data browse table.

Sets the field names of the columns in the current data browse table under the View Name configured on the page.

Specifies what license point count a client requires.

Controls whether tag will be replicated in a multi-cluster system.

Specifies the number of seconds to reserve a license for a given IP address in cases where a remote client connection is lost.

The name of the graphics page to display when you call up an sequence of events (SOE) page via the Cicode function PageSOE().

Defines the maximum number of DB connection objects.

Directs where the configuration data for the scheduler is stored.

Sets the delay from when the Scheduler’s server components are initialized to the point when Scheduler begins processing active schedule entries.

This parameter is now used only to import alarm history from previous versions of Power Operation.

This parameter is now used only to import alarm history from previous versions of Power Operation .

The maximum number of alarm summary entries that can be held in memory. The maximum number for this parameter has been modified from 4096000 to 100000.

Used to set the default language during start-up.

Sets the timeout period for SQL queries globally.

Define the display format by name.

Determined whether Power Operation acknowledges current alarms on startup.

Determined whether alarms that have become inactive (and have been acknowledged) remain in the OFF ACKNOWLEDGED alarm list.

The maximum number of alarms that can be held in the cache of a client

If privilege is not checked, a user with no privilege (0) can browse and view trends and alarms that require privilege 1. The Power Operation behavior is the same as [Alarm]FilterViewByPrivilege = 0 in 7.20.

The set of records returned from browse is now filtered by area.

Set the path to the primary save file.

Determines whether alarms records are identified by their record number or alarm tag.

Sets the timeout period for loading data from the primary Alarms Server.

If a 12 hour clock is set (see [Intl]iTime), this parameter sets the format of the morning extension.

If a 12 hour clock is set (see [Intl]iTime), this parameter sets the format of the evening extension.