Re: [foxboro] delete & undelete

I had the opportunity to ask this question to very experienced Foxboro
Application Engineer, and he told me that that sometimes a block connections
get corrupted, and the delete and undelete process breaks and then remakes
these connections while maintaining all other block parameters.  Maybe the
the F in FM does stand for Foxboro.

Mark Urda
Synergy System Inc.

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I call it Foxboro magic

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Subject: [foxboro] delete & undelete



Hi list,
I have used the delete and undelete function of the ICC on many occasions.
Does anyone know what exactly this does, and why it fixes many problems?
Just curious about it.


Ken Moore
NSCC-Wdrf plant



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