General usage signature requests
General usage signature requests
The following is an explanation of how general usage
signature requests are handled by the FactoryTalk Batch Server:
General Usage Signatures | |
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Batch Server | General usage signatures are generated by Phase Logic requests received from
Equipment Phases. The equipment phase specifies the Signature Template ID from
which the Signature is generated, and the Phase Logic Request is considered
complete when the Signature Request is complete. |
Response | If a Phase Logic Request for a General Usage Signature specifies an invalid
Signature Template ID, then the Phase Logic Request is handled according to
standard Phase Logic Request failure protocols. If the request is successful in
generating the Signature, then no response is made until the Signature is either
complete or cancelled. |
Completion | When the Signature for a General Usage Signature generated by a Phase Logic
Request is complete, then the Phase Logic Request is considered complete. The
Phase Logic Request completion is handled via the standard Phase Logic Request
communication protocol. |
Cancellation | When the Signature for a General Usage Signature generated by a Phase Logic
request is cancelled, the Phase Logic request is considered failed. The Phase
Logic request failure is handled via the standard Phase Logic request
communication protocol. |
Overlap | The Phase Logic Request protocol does not support overlapped Phase Logic
requests; hence, overlapped general usage signatures are not an issue. Note that
parallel recipe phases can create parallel requests, but no parallelism is
possible from within the scope of a single equipment phase. |
Automatic Cancellation | If the Phase Logic request from which a general usage signature is generated is
aborted, then the general usage signature is System Cancelled if it is in the
incomplete state. |
Warm Reboot | Signature requests generated in response to a General Usage Signature Phase Logic
request are System Cancelled in the event of a FactoryTalk Batch Server warm
boot. |
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