Dear Supermono and/or others,
Today my local supplier called me and helped me to tackle the problem. The problem was that IF-statements themselves are not able to log the values of the variables (comparable with ALARM-statements).
He suggested to put extra lines in between the IF-statements with which the variables can be logged. Apparently the <B>-folder will only be created in case of logged data. The folder will also be created if there is logged data present in the code but in the schedule definition is set as non-logging.
It will not be created if there is no logged data present even though the schedule is marked as "logging".
Thanks for your time!
Kind regards, Gerben
Dear Supermono and/or others,
Today my local supplier called me and helped me to tackle the problem. The problem was that IF-statements themselves are not able to log the values of the variables (comparable with ALARM-statements).
He suggested to put extra lines in between the IF-statements with which the variables can be logged. Apparently the <B>-folder will only be created in case of logged data. The folder will also be created if there is logged data present in the code but in the schedule definition is set as non-logging.
It will not be created if there is no logged data present even though the schedule is marked as "logging".
Thanks for your time!
Kind regards, Gerben