ValidateDeltaLimitExtreme
About the function
ValidateDeltaLimitExtreme is similar to ValidateDeltaLimit, but also validates using extreme limits. Values outside the specified limits, are marked with ! (Not OK). Values with control towards delta limit extreme are set to validated with remark V03, meaning validation method 3. You can see this code if you turn on value information in Nimbus.
Syntax
- ValidateDeltaLimitExtreme(t,t,t,t,s)
Description
| # | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | t | Time series to validate. |
| 2 | t | Time series for delta lower limit. |
| 3 | t | Time series for delta upper limit. |
| 4 | t | Time series for extreme limit. |
| 5 | s | Symbol describing whether or not values on limitation time series should be interpreted as percentage values. This is specified as either 'TRUE' or 'FALSE'. |
Example
Waterlevel_hour_VEE = @ValidateDeltaLimitExtreme(@RESET_STATUS(@t('Waterlevel_hour_raw')),@TS('VARINT',@d('RsvDeltaLimitLower')),@TS('VARINT',@d('RsvDeltaLimitUpper')),
@t('RsvExtremeLimit'), @s('ValuesInPercent'))
This example validates the time series using limits described in the time series @TS('VARINT',@d('RsvDeltaLimitLower')) and @TS('VARINT',@d('RsvDeltaLimitUpper')). These are time series created from attribute values on the specific object.
Extreme limits are described in the @t('RsvExtremeLimit') time series.
Values are not interpreted as percentage values if the attribute on the specific object @s('ValuesInPercent') is set to FALSE.