4 quit command – Metrohm tiamo 1.0 Manual User Manual

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Workplace

The altered parameters apply until either the method is changed, the user logs out
or the program is closed. In such cases a message appears asking whether the

method alterations are to be saved. With

[Yes]

a new method version will be gen-

erated, with

[No]

the old method version will be retained.

If live parameters are altered then these alterations will be documented in both the
determination and the Audit Trail. In the parameter report for the determination all

parameters that have been altered are indicated by asterisk (

*

) and saved at the

end of the determination. If parameters of commands that have already been
processed are altered then these alterations will only become effective for the next
determination; however, they will nevertheless be indicated in the method report
for the finished determination as "live modification". As soon as the method has

been properly saved the markings will disappear.

Methods with modified live parameters can also be altered manually at any time in
the status

READY

with

File, Method, Save

or

File, Method, Save as...

and then saved.

Note

Methods that have been signed at Level 2 and are therefore blocked cannot ha-
ve their live parameters edited.
Fields whose contents are defined by a formula cannot be altered live.
If an active

SEQUENCE

command is canceled then only the individual command

in the sequence that is currently active will be canceled and the next individual
command will be started.

3.6.4 Quit

command

If a workplace is in the

BUSY

status then the context-sensitive menu item

Quit

can

be used to stop the execution of an active command immediately and to jump di-
rectly to the next command. This only applies to commands with live display. This
cancellation is documented in the determination (under Messages) and in the Au-
dit Trail. The data and variables generated by the canceled command up to this

point will be saved.

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