AddEvent_Phase

The
ADDEVENT_PHASE
execute allows an external application to append an event in a
FactoryTalk Batch
electronic batch record file using a phase name that is currently executing. Unlike other
AddEvent
executes, the complete recipe path is automatically entered into the electronic batch record.
The format and return for this execute includes:
Execute Format
A
FactoryTalk Batch
Server supports an execute with this format:
[ADDEVENT_PHASE (
Item, UserID, Phase, Type, Desc, Value, EU
)]
where:
Item
Item name as specified by the client.
UserID
User ID entered into the event journal with this event.
Phase
Phase associated with this event.
Type
Type of event being added.
Desc
Description of the event being added.
Value
Value of the event being added.
EU
(optional) Engineering units associated with the event.
Action
A successful ADDEVENT_PHASE execute places the event into the specified electronic batch record associated with the batch using the specified phase (equipment phase). The
FactoryTalk Batch
Server automatically completes these fields: TIME, AREA, RECIPE, PHASE_DESC, PHASE, PROCCELL, UNIT, and UNIQUE_ID. If the batch product is configured for signature confirmation of comments, then adding the event record to the event journal is queued pending a successful signature request signoff.
Return Format
SUCCESS: | SUCCESS:
<ActionID>
| FAIL:
<message>
where:
Field
Format
Description
<ActionID>
ASCII – Integer
Action ID associated with signature(s) generates as a result of the potential prompt response. The prompt response is not processed unless all signature requests are successfully signed off.
<message>
ASCII - String
Error message appropriately formatted for operator display.
The following table shows an example of the return on this execute.
Example:
An execute string consisting of:
[ADDEVENT_PHASE(Item,Station5\Operator,NP_ADDDAIRY_M1,Comment,OperatorComment,This is a comment)]
Could return:
SUCCESS:997
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