3/6/2019 2:24 PM | |
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From Component View of your OS project you can Cut each graphic file and Paste it into the correct Hierarchy Folder of the OS project in your Plant View. This will create all the assignments. Depending on the size of your project this may take some time. |
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3/6/2019 2:47 PM | |
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The only other way I know of do it would be to restore an archive from before the assignments were cancelled. If you have made AS changes or other MP project changes since then, it can get complicated to merge, although it is possible. Depending on the size of your project it is probably just easier/less risky to do the long way with PH assignment manually. If you want instructions to restore and reintegrate an OS project from an archive while keeping your AS project I can give it to you, but I personally try to stay away from this method unless it is a last resort or if it is planned as part of multi-engineering. |
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3/7/2019 5:40 AM | |
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Hi Martin_PSX, Can you do a screenshot in the component view? Is it a project specific or station specific project? If station specific, In component view, at the as project, u need to cut the Chart from component view Chart to respective Plant view, plant hierarchy. Retrieve the previous project, open side by side, match the AS and OS assignment. For a pcs 7 project, normally picture tree is automatically generated during OS compilation according to plant hierarchy level settings. (screenshots help to explain thousand words) |
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3/7/2019 2:01 PM | |
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Martin, Have a look on the "Control and Monitoring Attributes" tab of folder object properties. The name typed in "OS Area ID" is the actual name of the OS navigation folder which will be generated when using OS compile, it does not have to match the folder name in PH. Perhaps during all the changes of unknown origin multiple copies of the hierarchy were made. The (1) ends up sticking around unfortunately until you delete it sometimes. You can also have a play with "No modification when renaming the hierarchy folder" setting depending on your needs. |
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