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| Digit Value Shows the calculated performance indicator value in the Calculated Value field in the PI Data by Period (tgeis0112s000) session. The Ishikawa diagram will show the PI in the colors defined in the: Normal Range Color field in the Enterprise Performance Manager Parameters (tgeis0100s000) session Out of Range Color field in the Enterprise Performance Manager Parameters (tgeis0100s000) session Warning Color field in the Enterprise Performance Manager Parameters (tgeis0100s000) session or with the Enterprise resources as recorded in the Runtime Resources (ttdsk3160m000) session. If the colors are defined in both sessions, the latter session takes priority over the first. Output File This stores the calculated performance indicator value in a sequential ASCII text file. Because it concerns a non-numeric value, in the Ishikawa diagram this PI will be displayed in the color defined for the No Data Color field in the Enterprise Performance Manager Parameters (tgeis0100s000) session or among the Enterprise resources in the Runtime Resources (ttdsk3160m000) session. If the colors are defined in both sessions, the latter session takes priority over the first. You can view this file in the PI Data by Period (tgeis0112s000) session by pressing [H] in the choice field and selecting Output File. If you select this value, the fields for norm, minimum, and maximum value (in screen 2) cannot be accessed. Both types The calculated PI-value will be displayed in the Calculated Value field in the PI Data by Period (tgeis0112s000) session and saved in an ASCII file. The Ishikawa diagram will show the PI in the colors defined in the: Normal Range Color field in the Enterprise Performance Manager Parameters (tgeis0100s000) session Out of Range Color field in the Enterprise Performance Manager Parameters (tgeis0100s000) session Warning Color field in the Enterprise Performance Manager Parameters (tgeis0100s000) session or with the Enterprise resources as recorded in the Runtime Resources (ttdsk3160m000) session. If the colors are defined in both sessions, the latter session takes priority over the first. |