Datapoints are connected with a line in the Watch Window if they have good status, and if they belong to the same "data run". A data run is a set of data collected during a single Hyperview session, during which data collection has not been paused. Pausing data collection causes the current data run to end, and a new one to start.
Bad status datapoints (bad quality, error, etc.) are never connected to their neighbors.
Note: Trend line connectivity is no longer dependent on the stale data interval.
Note: There may be connectivity inconsistencies (generally spurious connections between datapoints in different runs) when data collected before DBDOC 10.4 is viewed in a 10.4 or later Hyperview. This is due to the data display caching mechanism that was implemented in DBDOC 10.4. Data collected earlier does not contain enough information to fully support line connectivity in cached data at all resolutions.
See also
- Automatically generating the best range for plots in the Watch Window
- Changing plot line colors in the Watch Window
- Changing the horizontal or vertical plot resolution
- Changing the update interval for blocks and groups in the Watch Window
- Controlling Data Display in the Watch Window
- Inverting the y-axis of plots in the Watch Window
- Navigating Watch Window data with the Navigation Timestrip
- Preventing pink-colored out of range data from appearing on Watch Window plots
- Setting a plot display start time
- Setting the plot font size
- Showing/Hiding a plot line in the Watch Window
- Stopping the plot from scrolling in the Watch Window
- Viewing the Watch Window as one plot or split plots