Rockwell Automation FactoryTalk View Machine Edition Users Guide - Manual (Page 248)

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This allows the operator to load and run an MER as well as configure ME Station for
Windows using the Graphical User Interface.
Delete log files on the run-time computer
When you run your application, FactoryTalk View ME Station stores log files for alarms
and data logging (if you use these features). When you start FactoryTalk View ME
Station, you can delete the alarm and data log files for the loaded application, or for all the
applications on the run-time computer.
Run a newer version of the application
If you run a newer version of an application, the alarm log file for the older version is
deleted automatically. The data log file for the older version is retained, to allow the
display of historical data in trends.
For more information about the alarm log file, see page 9-10. For more information about
data log files, see page 26-4.
Delete log files manually
To delete log files for the loaded application
 In the FactoryTalk View ME Station dialog box, click Yes beside the Delete Log Files
Before Running button.
All alarm and data log files for the loaded application are deleted.
To delete log files for all applications on the run-time computer
1. In the FactoryTalk View ME Station dialog box, click Terminal Settings.
2. Double-click Delete Log Files.
3. Click Yes.
Log files for data log models that use the default path are deleted. All alarm log files are
deleted.
Turn off the FactoryTalk Directory Server warning
When you load an application, you are notified that the application’s FactoryTalk System
Directory of users and security policies will be loaded on the computer. The computer’s
existing FactoryTalk System Directory is archived while you run the application. It is
restored when you stop the application. You can turn off this notification warning.
To turn off the overwrite warning
1. In the FactoryTalk View ME Station dialog box, click Terminal Settings.