4/9/2007 1:43 PM | |
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Hi, Are you using User Archives? If not, have you considered that? Best regards, Danielle |
4/13/2007 6:33 AM | |
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Thanks for the Idea,pls tell me how to show the name in report designer |
4/13/2007 6:34 AM | |
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i am not using user archieves , an u help me in this regard |
4/15/2007 8:06 AM | |
Joined: 12/6/2006 Last visit: 7/8/2024 Posts: 92 Rating: (0) |
Can u send me the script to convert integer into a string |
4/15/2007 11:42 AM | |
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Hi by googleing I´ve found this http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/clibrary/cstdlib/itoa.html nemo |
4/16/2007 2:28 PM | |
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Hi, I've used atoi with WinCC with no problems, but I've never used itoa... The thing is with atoi you convert a string into integer. For that your string must be made of the same info as the integer. For instance: if your string is "10" you'll turn it into an integer "10". I believe itoa would do the same thing, and get this integer and place in a string-type tag. So the thing is: once you add characters you can't do this type of convertion. What you'd need in this case would be to analyse the ascii code for each character and store that. Then upon report creation you could analyse the stored data and find out what character that ascii stands for. Now you gotta figure out how much trouble that would mean to you, depending on the size of your string. Dimitri's suggestion is viable if you have standard known names for the batches, which I believe isn't the case here. Sorry to bring up the bad news... I had thought of these troubles, and that's why I asked about user archives... I've never used it to archive strings specifically, but it's the batch data acquisition option. On the picture on that link you can see strings on their archived data, so I think it's feasible. I don't have time right now to test that for you, though... Best regards, Danielle |
Last edited by: Danielle at: 16.04.2007 14:33 |
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