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Owning Palette: Connectivity VIs and Functions

Use the Source Control VIs to access common source control features within LabVIEW. You must configure LabVIEW to work with a third-party source control provider before you can use the Source Control VIs.

The VIs on this palette can return source control error codes.

Palette Object	Description
SCC Add	Adds the specified files to source control.
SCC Check In	Checks in the specified files to source control.
SCC Check Out	Checks out the specified files from source control.
SCC Close SCC Project	Closes an existing source control reference.
SCC Compare Files	Returns the difference between the specified file and by default, the latest version of the file in source control.
SCC Compare VIs	Returns the difference between the specified VI and by default, the latest version of the VI in source control.
SCC File History	Returns the source control history for specified files. The source control history provides information about previous versions of the files.
SCC File Properties	Displays a dialog box that contains the source control properties of a specified file, such as the file type and revision number. Some source control providers also return properties in the status message output.
SCC File Status	Returns the current source control status of specified files, including whether a file is in source control, whether it is checked out, and whether it is the latest version available in source control.
SCC Get Latest Version	Copies the latest version of the specified files from source control to the directory you specified during source control configuration.
SCC Not A Source Control Reference	Specifies whether a source control reference is a valid refnum.
SCC Open SCC Project	Opens a new and unique reference to a source control project that you can use with the Source Control VIs.
SCC Remove	Removes the specified files from source control.
SCC Undo Check Out	Cancels a previous source control check-out operation and restores the contents of the selected file to the previous version. Any changes you made to the file are lost.