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Note: It is permissible to reference the same CAPL programs in different program
blocks. For example, this may be of interest if the same data manipulations
are to be made in two different data flow branches (e.g. data
reduction operations).
You can deactivate the node by pressing the spacebar or selecting the item Node
active in the CAPL node's popup menu. Executing the same action again will reactivate
the node. The menu item Delete this Node removes the CAPL node from the
measurement setup.
Note: The CAPL source file is not deleted when a CAPL node is removed from
the measurement setup (by selecting the command "Delete configuration"
in the popup menu).
4.9 Environment Variable Filters in the Measurement Setup
4.9.1 Pass and Stop Filters for Environment Variables
A targeted reduction of data volume can be achieved in the measurement setup with
pass and stop filters for environment variables. Only the specified environment variables
are passed or blocked.
Pass filters or stop filters for environment variables appear in the data flow plan as
small blocks with the label PE or SE. When the user clicks one of these blocks with
the right mouse button a popup menu appears in which the filter can be configured or
deleted. Configuration is performed in a dialog box, in which the environment variables
can be selected from the database.
Note: In keeping with its function, a pass filter which is not configured, i.e. is
empty, does not pass any environment variables.
4.9.2 Configuration of the Environment Variable Filter
The characteristics of the environment variable filter are entered by the user in the
configuration dialog.
The name of the active database appears in the uppermost line. You can select the
filter for the environment variables from this database.
The user activates the filter with Mode=active. If the mode is inactive the filter is ignored
in the data flow plan.
With the [Add] button you can accept additional environment variables in the filter.
With [Delete] you remove all environment variables from the filter which were previously
marked in the selection list.
4.9.3 Selecting Environment Variables
In this dialog you can select environment variables in the multiple selection list on the
right side of the dialog.
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