RGM import status doesn't change value on missing file or if the variable value is outside of min max values
Summary
RGM import status doesn't change value on missing file or if the variable value is outside of min max values. The absence of a file is now displayed correctly. Values that lie outside a range must still be eliminated by the creator.
Description
During XML
import of RGM recipes, the result is written to configured import status variable. Errors occur
during this process:
- If the file does not exist, the value 5 is expected as import result. This is not the case. However, the absence of the file is displayed in the CEL.
The corresponding system driver variable for the RGM
also shows the absence of the file.
- If a imported recipe value is outside the
minimum/maximum range, this is not reported by import status.
Solution:
- For the XML import, a missing file results in correct import status.
- The checking of the value range of the imported
recipes has not been changed. The check for correctness and consistency of the
data is still the responsibility of the creator of the import file.
To
benefit from this fix:
- Update your zenon Software Platform to the
latest build of zenon 11 or higher.
Item ID: 260413
Version: 11.00 Build: 126436
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