What's New in CIMPLICITY 11

• Text filtering (substring, wildcard, and regular expression) is now allowed on the Alarm ID, Alarm Message, and Alarm description fields.
• Alarm description has been added as a Alarm viewer column.
• The CIMPLICITY Alarm Viewer API contains two new classes:
  • CAmvFieldFilter
  • CAmvFieldFilterList

• The AlarmInfo structure for the CAmvConn class has a new member - alarm_description.
• The class AMAPEXPORT CAmvConn has a new member - CAmvFieldFilterList*.

• In the Event Editor, when you configure an event, you can now run scripts in threads from a thread pool.
• You can automatically calculate the thread pool size or set a fixed thread pool size.
• When a configured event with a script action is triggered, you can choose to execute the script in sequence or in parallel.

• For a text object, you can now choose the data entry type for the display value.
  • Read Only Expression
  • Read/Write Point
  • Read/Write Variable
• When configuring a CimEdit procedure, an action type has been added to evaluate an expression and assign the evaluated value to a variable.
• You can now use Shape Attributes to create animations for objects at run time by configuring expression functions.
• You can perform Digit Grouping to integer and real display formats to add the thousands separator to the result of an expression evaluation.
• You can use text format functions, such as FormatReal and FormatInt in expressions to assign precision to real and integer point values.
• You can now use the upgraded Expression Builder to create an expression using points, class data items, or Historian tags.

• CIMPLICITY supports Windows Server 2019
• CIMPLICITY works with Database configurations using SQL 2016 AlwaysOn with the exception of the Tracker Attribute Database (TADB) functionality.
• The latest Specifications/Toolkits for UA Server/Client/GDS have been updated.

CIMPLICITY supports Microsoft Visual Studio 2017.

Note: Use Microsoft Visual Studio 2017 to recompile all programs that use APIs.