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Owning Palette: Database VIs and Function
Requires: Database Connectivity Toolkit
Converts a database variant to the LabVIEW data type specified in type so you can use the data in another function or VI.
![]() | type specifies the data type into which you want to convert variant data. |
![]() | database variant specifies the variant data you want to convert to the data type specified in type. You can wire a variant, a 1D array of variants, or a 2D array of variants to this input. Refer to the Details section of this topic for more information about using this input. |
![]() | error in describes error conditions that occur before this node runs. This input provides standard error in functionality. |
![]() | data returns the resulting data type. |
![]() | error out contains error information. This output provides standard error out functionality. |
You can wire a variant, a 1D array of variants, or a 2D array of variants to the database variant input. Depending on the data type that you wire to the type and database variant inputs, this function performs the following different conversions:
Data Type of "database variant" | Data Type of "type" | ||||
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Cluster | 1D Array of Non-Clusters | 1D Array of Clusters | 2D Array | Others | |
Variant | This function converts the variant to the LabVIEW data type specified in type. | ||||
1D Array of Variants | Each element in the cluster defines a column. This function converts each element of the 1D array to a column in sequence. The output is a cluster. | This function converts each element of the 1D array to the element data type specified in type. The output is a 1D array. | This function converts each element of the 1D array to a cluster. The output is a 1D array of clusters. | The wire of database variant is broken. | The wire of database variant is broken. |
2D Array of Variants | The wire of database variant is broken. | The wire of database variant is broken. | This function converts each row of the 2D array to a cluster. The output is a 1D array of clusters. | This function converts each element of the 2D array to the element data type specified in type. The output is a 2D array. | The wire of database variant is broken. |
Others | The wire of database variant is broken. |
Refer to the following VIs for examples of using the Database Variant To Data function:
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