Set up the List Preferences

ClearSCADA is supplied with a set of defaults, which determine the way in which the system functions, and the way in which data is processed and displayed. This includes various settings that affect Lists. If required, many of these settings can be changed from the defaults.

This section is for system administrators and high-level engineers who need to change any of the List defaults on either a system-wide, client-specific, or user-specific basis.

Where the options are to differ from the defaults, a system administrator should specify:

In addition to the above, a system administrator also needs to allocate the required Security Permissions to each User Account, User Group, and item in the database. This includes the permissions that, for example, determine whether alarms can be acknowledged, removed, and/or disabled, and whether certain actions can be performed on an item in the database. For further information, see Allocating Security Permissions in the ClearSCADA Guide to Security.

System administrators need only change any of the List settings if they are required to differ from the default settings that are supplied with the ClearSCADA system. The following sections in this guide list the options you might want to consider should you need to:

In addition to the above, be aware that you can optionally configure Custom Lists. Like a standard Queries List, a Custom List uses an SQL query to determine the information that is included in the List. Custom Lists are useful if you want to display information that is not available in any of the standard Queries Lists, or if you regularly want to display a List that is filtered and/or sorted differently.

Further Information

Set up the Alarms, Alarms Lists, and Alarm Banner Preferences in the ClearSCADA Guide to Alarms.

Specify the Preferred Alarm Banner and Alarms List Options on a ViewX Client in the ClearSCADA Guide to Alarms.

Configure Additional Alarm Columns in the ClearSCADA Guide to Alarms.

Define the Property Change History List Preferences (see Settings for Configuration Changes Auditing in the ClearSCADA Guide to Server Administration).


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