Hello all,
at the moment we have a new project with WinCC OA v3.16.
It's our first bigger project with WinCC OA, so we triy a lot of different things.
Unfortunately our datapoints are a little bit messed up.
My colleague found a solution for the export/import of the datapoints we want to keep in the project.
(So we can use Git for the versioning)
For the future we want to start always with the original datapoints and import our ones.
At the moment we create always a new project.
Is there a way via script to reinitialize the database with the original types and datapoints?
Kind regards
Houns
Restore original set of datapoints
- leoknipp
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Re: Restore original set of datapoints
With the tool WCCOAtoolCreateDb you can create a new database with the WinCC OA standard settings.
The command is WCCOAtoolCreateDb -proj -yes -log +stderrr
Best Regards
Leopold Knipp
Senior Support Specialist
The command is WCCOAtoolCreateDb -proj -yes -log +stderrr
Best Regards
Leopold Knipp
Senior Support Specialist
- Houns
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Re: Restore original set of datapoints
Hello Mr. Knipp,
thank you very much for the quick answer.
Two notes on your solution.
1.) Project must be stopped of course.
2.) The debug flat is "+stderr" instead of "+stderrr"
Kind regards
Houns
thank you very much for the quick answer.
Two notes on your solution.
1.) Project must be stopped of course.
2.) The debug flat is "+stderr" instead of "+stderrr"
Kind regards
Houns
- leoknipp
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Re: Restore original set of datapoints
Yes, the project must be stopped to be able to create a new database.
i did not mention it in my answer because you have written that at the moment you always create a new project. That means that the current project must be stopped.
At the debug flag I made a typo, +stderr is the correct debug option.
Best Regards
Leopold Knipp
Senior Support Specialist
i did not mention it in my answer because you have written that at the moment you always create a new project. That means that the current project must be stopped.
At the debug flag I made a typo, +stderr is the correct debug option.
Best Regards
Leopold Knipp
Senior Support Specialist