Movicon 11 Sample Applications

The example shows how to use VB.NET ADOs for administration operations on DBs such as Create, Backup, Restore, Delete.

The example shows how to use the "Calendar" PowerTemplate from the "User Dialogs" Symbols Library to select and set a date on project variables.

The example shows how to leverage a command data logger to record statistical data enabled on Project Variables.

The example shows how you can keep two or more tables in two SQL Server DataBases belonging to two different PCs up to date. In the RESOURCES folder of the example is the Help file that explains how it works.

The example shows how to use Object and Screen Aliases in VB Expressions either by dynamically setting the Alias value at Runtime or statically through the Alias Table.

The example shows how to take advantage of the VBA Driver license option to set the parameters of a ModbusTCP/IP Communication Driver Station at Runtime. The example can be used on both Desktop and Windows CE systems.

The example shows how to Ping to an IP Server through the use of VB Script invoking a BATCH file.

The example shows how to export data from a data logger to a CSV file via a VB Script ADODB using a Query with filtering by Date and Time.

The example shows how to leverage a VB Script in ADO to fill the Movicon Grid.

The example shows how to set the uneditable Grid through the use of VBA.

The example shows how to manage the Runtime users file without using the default EditUsr.exe tool but managing it in a custom way via script code.
For more information see the Help file in the RESOURCES folder of the example itself.

The example shows how to add or remove a pen from a Trend using the AddPen and RemovePen functions of the Trend. The code for managing of these functions, inserted in the Pens button, presents the list of pens taken from the project Data Logger and displayed via a VB Dialog.
For more information see the Help files in the RESOURCES of the example itself.

The example shows how you can use screen Aliases to manage the parameterization of certain variables. Specifically, this example uses Aliases to replace the management of the Parameter Files of the screens. The purpose is to be able to change the variables parameterized of a screen without having to close and reopen the screen itself.
For more information see the Help file in the RESOURCES folder of the example itself.

The example shows how you can use screen Aliases to manage the parameterization of certain variables. Specifically, this example uses Aliases to replace the management of the Parameter Files of the screens. The purpose is to be able to change the variables parameterized of a screen without having to close and reopen the screen itself.
The example is particularly suitable for use via Web Client because of the introduction of Local Variables to the main Screen.
The RESOURCES folder contains the Help file for the example itself.

The example allows us to read the value of the “Build” node of the Project .movPrj file using a VB Script in which the References to the “Microsoft XML DOM Document” Class are active..

In the buttons of the example there are VB Scripts in VB.NET that allow you to customize every aspect of the DevExpress Report generated on the Data Logger Resource.
In particular, the Query, values of the Parameter List and visibility of the objects present in the Layout of the Report are manipulated.
The Example is therefore particularly useful when you have to pass parameters to the Report to interact not only with historical data but also with the real-time values of the Project Variables.

This example shows how to activate the softkey license while the project is running, thus avoiding closing the project and then activating the license within the development environment.