6. Activate the SIMATIC BATCH Launch Coordinator. Right-click the corresponding symbol
on the Taskbar > Startup/shutdown > Start. The BATCH Launch Coordinator can also be
started automatically depending on the settings you have made there.
7. Start the BatchCC and load the backup file of the BATCH project data using the Options >
Restore command.
Result
You have restored the SIMATIC BATCH server to its original state and then reloaded the
project data from the back up file onto the server.
See also
Restore (Options menu) (Page 1076)
12.2 What should I know about the BATCH project database?
Project database
The BATCH project database grows continually as a result of your entries and configurations.
The growth of the database affects the response time for reading data from the database and
slows down your system. To prevent this, you can remove unnecessary data records from the
database.
Tips:
● Close completed batches. Command in the shortcut menu: Close
● Archive closed batches. Command in the shortcut menu: Archiving
● Delete archived batches. Command in the shortcut menu: Delete object.
● The following settings on the "Batches" tab of the project settings in the BatchCC perform
the actions listed above automatically:
– Close and archive batches automatically
– Automatically delete archived batches
– Allow deleting of completed, not archived batches Note that with this setting, the batch
was not archived and the batch data is therefore no longer available.
12.3 How does SIMATIC BATCH stop automatically on specific events?
Introduction
With UPS (uninterruptible power supply) systems, you ride through a power failure for a short
period of time.
Recommended procedure
12.3 How does SIMATIC BATCH stop automatically on specific events?
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