Owning Palette: Tags VIs
Requires: DSC Module. This topic might not match its corresponding palette in LabVIEW depending on your operating system, licensed product(s), and target.
Use the Utility VIs to get information about a Tag Reader instance or to configure front panel bindings.
The VIs and functions on this palette can return general LabVIEW error codes or specific DSC Module error codes.
| Palette Object | Description |
|---|---|
| Configure Front Panel Binding | Configures an existing binding between a front panel object and a shared variable through the corresponding tag of the shared variable. You can specify a front panel control or indicator by using the control reference. This VI resolves the corresponding shared variable for a tag and configures the front panel binding for that shared variable. |
| Get Database Info | Returns database-related meta information for a tag. |
| Get Path Separator | Returns the path separator of a Tag Reader instance. You can specify a path separator for a Tag Reader instance by using the Open Tag Reader VI. |
| Get Published Tag Names | Returns a list of tags and processes that exist under the root URL of a Tag Reader instance. |
| Get Quality Summary | Reads a Tag Reader instance and returns a summary of the shared variables that this Tag Reader instance contains. This summary contains a URL list of these shared variables and the corresponding quality, status, and timestamp values of these shared variables. |
| Get Redirect User Event | Returns a user event reference for a specified Tag Reader instance. LabVIEW generates a user event when a URL redirection occurs for the Tag Reader instance. |
| Get Root URL | Returns the root URL for a Tag Reader instance. You can change the root URL by using the Redirect Root URL VI. |
| Get Variable URL | Returns the NI Publish-Subscribe Protocol (NI-PSP) URL of a tag. |
| Not a Valid Tag Reader | Determines whether a Tag Reader instance is valid. A Tag Reader instance is valid until you close it by using the Close Tag Reader VI. This function returns TRUE if the specified Tag Reader instance is not valid. |