CC-PCNT02 Honeywell

Underlined words or phrases in the subsequent tables are defined in this section:

Engineering Tools Performance Terms 

Contained Block May include the following block types: 

 For SCM or RCM: handler, phase, step, transition, sync;

 For CM: basic block.

Typical Control Module (CM) A CM that contains an average of 12 basic blocks, including one regulatory control 

block and related channel/logic blocks.

Typical Automated Sequential 

Control Module (SCM)

An SCM that contains 200 contained blocks, 8 step outputs per step, 5 conditions 

per transition.

Typical Procedural SCM An SCM that contains 100 contained blocks, 4 instructional outputs per step, 3 

conditions per transition.

Typical Recipe Control Module 

(RCM)

An RCM that contains 100 contained blocks. 60% of these will be phase blocks. A 

typical Phase Block would contain 5 Formula + 5 Report parameters.

Mixed Typical Objects The distribution of "mixed typical objects” is as follows:

70% typical CMs, 10% typical automated SCMs, 10% typical procedural SCMs, 

10% typical RCMs.

Database Operation Any client operation that accesses the ERDB for either reading or writing

Significant Database Operations

(SDO)

Any operation that modifies or utilizes the database, including load, load while 

active, upload, update-to-project, delete, force delete, copy/paste, import, export, 

assign, un-assign, bulk edit, bulk build, check-in, check-out, FDM tag building, 

parameter search (especially when using wildcard symbols * or?), EHPM parameter 

import, Engineering Data Builder, Project Engineering, and PROFIBUS Automatic 

Slave Configuration

Significant database write operations lock the objects they operate on. 

Operations deemed not significant include: Make Template, Load Server Points, 

Point Picking, Tag Validation, etc.

Controller-related Database 

Operations

Any operation that involves communication with a controller. Includes: Load, 

Delete, Upload, Checkpoint save, Checkpoint restore, Checkpoint rebuild, and Bulk 

Edit of Monitor-side operations, and On-Line Search.

QVCS-validated Operations Bulk Edit, Assign, Un-assign, Rename, Delete, Force Delete, Load, Upload, UpdateTo-Project, Import. 

QVCS validation occurs whenever locks are requested on the database objects. 

Validation occurs on all objects, regardless of whether they are checked in to QVCS 

or not.

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