Recipes
Recipes are a list of ingredients in your system. In
FactoryTalk Optix
,
configure a Recipes schema to define a set of ingredients to create recipes for your
manufacturing system. You can duplicate, edit, and delete recipe schemas.To display and manage the recipes at runtime, create a Recipes editor. The Recipes editor
widget available in the library, contains the graphic objects and NetLogics required to
display and manage recipes at runtime. Use the Recipes editor widget to display the
ingredients and values of a stored recipe, create or edit a recipe, store a recipe in the
database. You can load a recipe from a
FactoryTalk Optix Application
to the controller or
load a recipe from the controller to the FactoryTalk Optix Application
.Legacy recipes are schemas that were used in previous versions of
FactoryTalk Optix
. They have limited functionality compared to current schemas, but are fully supported.Feature comparison
Feature | Legacy Recipes | Recipes |
|---|---|---|
Database Structure | Column-based | Row-based |
Object Support | No | Yes |
Concurrent Editing at runtime | No | Yes |
Recipe Metadata | No | Yes |
Database Tables | 1 per schema | 3 per project + 1* |
Available Methods | 6 methods | 24 methods |
ListView Integration | No | Yes |
Recipe Schema Configurator | Yes | Yes |
Widget Support | Yes | Yes |
EditModel is mandatory | Yes | No |
*If you use more than one Recipe Schema, each project will have three tables (Recipes,
RecipeItems, RecipeDataItems), and an additional table for metadata for each Recipe Schema
(RecipeMetadata_<RecipeSchemaName>).
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