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Disconnected Analyzers

This analysis rule indicates the measurement elements from the selected template that are not connected.

Any Analyzer that is not connected to a flow or tank is reported to the Case log, which you can view in the Log tab of the Case Properties window. The output contains a list of analyzers in violation and a description of the violation.

The following table lists a sample log output for this analysis.

Sample Log

TimeSeverityElementAttributeMessage
9/1/2005 10:05...REPORTING DISCONNECTED Analyzers
9/1/2005 10:05ErrorAnalyzerALayer(s): Layer1
9/1/2005 10:05ErrorAnalyzerBLayer(s): Layer1

Analysis Method

  1. Collect a list of all analyzer of the current Case that are not connected to flows or tanks that were created from the selected templates.
  2. Write to the log section of the case. Report the Element name. Report the list of offending analyzers, ordered by name and cause of violation.

Configuration Using the Wizard

The configuration of Disconnected Analyzers is a selection of the General Gross Error Analysis Rule. You open the window for configuring the test (shown in the following figure) from the General Gross Error Analysis Rule Wizard.

  1. Open the Gross Error Configuration window as described in Configuring - General Gross Error Analysis Rule.

  2. On the Analyzers tab, select Disconnected Analyzers.

    A Disconnected Analyzers - Attributes window opens.Figure 412: Disconnected analyzers - Attributes window

  3. Select the Element template that you want to check. The following table provides a description.

    Attributes

    SelectionsDescription
    Template NameSelect the Analyzer templates that you want to drive the data collection. . The default is 'SF_AnalyzerTemplate'. To select more than one template press and hold the Shift key then select templates.
  4. Click OK to finish the configuration.

    The text "CONFIGURED" displays next to the 'Disconnected Analyzers' selection.

  5. To run this test, see Running the General Gross Error Analysis.