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Operating Reference

Reports

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Wildcard Characters in Name Filters (For Distributed Systems)

● To display the details of all the Analog Output objects of all system devices

present in all the configured systems in a distributed environment, specify the

following Name filter in the report definition,

“*.ManagementView:ManagementView.FieldNetworks.*.AO*”. When you run

the report, the details of all the Analog Output objects belonging to all the

devices in all the systems configured in a distributed environment will display.

However, when you apply wild cards to a Name filter, the report execution may be

slower. Therefore, if you are processing an operating procedure form, report steps,

or Log Viewer on a system, reports executed on this system must have more

specific Name filters to achieve optimum performance.

Condition Filter

A Condition filter defines a filter expression that is composed of one or more filter

expressions.

Condition Filter Condition

A Condition filter condition is composed of:

● Column name (Condition Name)

● Operators

● Condition value

Examples of Condition Filter Expressions

The following list contains some valid Condition filter expressions:

● Status = “Alarm”

● Status = {“Alarm”; “Alarm Acked”; “Alarm Unacked”}

● Alarm Value = {12; “Text”}

● Time of last Change = “Current day”

NOTE:

You cannot apply the Condition filter to Plots.

The Condition filter also allows you to create complex filters and conditions using

mathematical and logical operators, and wildcard characters. The following

operators are supported:

● Mathematical Operators: Equal to (=), Not Equal to (<>), Greater than (>), Less

than (<), Greater than Equal to (>=), Less than Equal to (<=), and (←) In

operator

● Logical Operators: AND, OR, NOT

● Wildcard Character: Asterisk (*)

NOTE: The In operator (←) is used to filter data in a column that supports

display of multiple values in a single cell. Following is an example of columns

having the possibility to display multiple values in a single cell.

Table Name Columns with possibility to display multiple values

in a single cell

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