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ALARM ANALYSIS

The Alarm Analysis sub report is similar to the Alarm Custom sub report except that the Activity is selected from a pre-defined list. See the AlarmAnalysis template as an example.

Settings

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  • Alarm Activities

    • New alarm states

    • Active alarm states

    • Activation and Acknowledgement states

    • All alarm states

Output

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The available columns to return with this sub report.

  • Headings

    If a heading is written for each selected item.

    • No Headings

      No headings are written to the report

    • At Runtime

      Headings are written to the report when the report is generated

    • At Deign Time

      Headings are written to the report when the data connection is configured if the cells where the headings go are blank.

Filter

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This tab defines filters that are applied to the sub report metric.

  • Facility

    The facility to get the data from. This can be the Default as defined in the connector or a Specific facility defined in the connector.

  • Position

    Operator Position filter to apply to the sub report metric. Every Operator Position filter defined in the connector is available to select.

  • Module

    Module filter to apply to the sub report metric. Every Module filter defined in the connector is available to select.

  • Attribute

    Attribute filter to apply to the sub report metric. Every Attribute filter defined in the connector is available to select.

  • Cycle

    Cycle filter to apply to the sub report metric. Every Cycle filter defined in the connector is available to select.

  • Overwrite at Runtime

    If checked, if filters are specified either On Demand or in the Schedule, the filters set here take precedence. Otherwise, the filters specified in On Demand or the Schedule take precedence over what is set here.

  • Custom Filter

    Filter is a valid SQL WHERE clause. Note that custom variables can be used as part of the clause. For example, using the filter Level = {LevelSetting} introduces a custom variable which can be set from either on-demand or from the Scheduler.

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