STATPC—SPCPlotEdit Form
This form is used to configure SPC session plots.
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Description—The description of the plot within the SPC session.
Window caption—The caption for the plot window.
Window left—Where the SPC session's Auto Position check box is not checked, then the plot's window is placed at this left position.
Window top—Where the SPC session's Auto Position check box is not checked, then the plot's window is placed at this top position.
Window width—Where the SPC session's Auto Position check box is not checked, then the plot's window has this width.
Window height—Where the SPC session's Auto Position check box is not checked, then the plot is placed at this left position.
Number of points—The number of recent points displayed on the plot. The default is -1 which indicates that all points are displayed.
Group size—The number of analyses in a group for an MChart, RChart or SChart.
Source type—The type of QC assessment represented by the plot: Blank, Standard or Product. Results for blank and standard QC assessments are retained in the QCHISTORY table.
Source ident—Depending on whether the Source type is Blank, Standard or Product, then the source ident is the code of a QC code whose Quality Control Type is BLK, the code of a QC code whose Quality Control Type is STD, or the code of a product.
Plot type—The type of plot: XChart, Cusum, Histogram, Correlation, MChart, RChart or SChart.
Active analyte—If the plot contains more than one analyte, the sequence indicating which of the plot's analytes is used to derive the plot's active limits. The default is 1, the first analyte defined for the plot.
Use QC history—Indicates whether the data for the plot is taken from the QCHISTORY table, otherwise the data for the plot is taken from the PROJOB_CUID_SCHEME_ANALYTE table. This setting often depends on whether jobs are archived or not. Note that the QC History table only contains historical data for quality control assessments, and does not contain product assessments.
Multiple series—Indicates whether the plots for each analyte in the plot is plotted as one combined series, otherwise the analytes are plotted as separate series.
Analyte status—The matching CUID scheme analyte's Analyte Status to include a QC assessment in the plot:
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All includes all assessments except those that have an ignored (IGN) analyte status.
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Selected includes assessments only for the selected statuses:
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Passed includes all assessments that have a completed (CPL), high quality control warning (QWH), low quality control warning (QWL) or not validated (NVL) analyte status.
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Failed includes all assessments that have a high quality control failure (QFH), low quality control failure (QFL) or trend quality control failure (QFT) analyte status.
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Ignored includes all assessments that have an ignored (IGN) analyte status.
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Date—The date range, such that, only assessments whose CUID scheme's Analysed date-time falls within the range are included in the plot data.
Order by—The comma-separated list of fields (Table.Field) from the QCHISTORY, PROFJOB, PROFJOB_SCHEME_ANALYTE, PROFJOB_CUID and PROFJOB_CUID_SCHEME_ANALYTE tables used to order the plot data in ascending order. The default sort order is PROFJOB_CUID.ANALYSED.
Where—The SQL where clause used to filter the plot data. Fieldnames referenced in the clause must be entered as Table.Field.