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XSTATS11.tmp

I thought this would be nice for the first thread here. Any PCDMIS part program I have that saves stats I put this at the begining of. It looks for and deletes the xstats11.tmp file when executed. This avoids the way of doing it manually which is usually right after things screw up.

V1 =FILE/EXISTS,C:\PCDMISW\Xstats11.tmp
IF/V1==1
FILE/DELETE,C:\PCDMISW\Xstats11.tmp
END_IF/


Craig
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  • OK, that helps me understand how DP processes the data and the problems and I can understand why you would need to delete the as a matter of course when using datapage.

    Then my advice earlier only applies to non-datapage data consumers. Jan_d said that he was going to use this with his Infinity and he may want to reconconsider untill he determines exactly how Infinity handles the data.

    So, I guess bottom line, if your SPC program(including Datapage) uses xstats11 file in a non-accumulating way then using the delete method is a useful workaround.
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  • OK, that helps me understand how DP processes the data and the problems and I can understand why you would need to delete the as a matter of course when using datapage.

    Then my advice earlier only applies to non-datapage data consumers. Jan_d said that he was going to use this with his Infinity and he may want to reconconsider untill he determines exactly how Infinity handles the data.

    So, I guess bottom line, if your SPC program(including Datapage) uses xstats11 file in a non-accumulating way then using the delete method is a useful workaround.
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