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Posted: 2019-11-06 02:38 PM . Last Modified: 2023-05-03 12:26 AM
>>Message imported from previous forum - Category:ClearSCADA Software<<
User: Tanquen, originally posted: 2019-03-24 07:43:11 Id:390
I've been using Server.SetOPCValue to write a value to a tag but I now need to write one tag to another.
So this works:
Server.SetOPCValue ".Alternation.I/O.F1LL", 1
Server.SetOPCValue ".Alternation.I/O.F2LL", 2
But this don't:
Server.SetOPCValue ".Alternation.I/O.F1LL", ".Alternation.I/O.F3LL"
Server.SetOPCValue ".Alternation.I/O.F2LL", ".Alternation.I/O.F4LL"
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Posted: 2019-11-06 02:38 PM
>>Responses imported from previous forum
Reply From User: adamwoodland, posted: 2019-03-24 21:51:04
Try:
Server.SetOPCValue ".Alternation.I/O.F1LL", Server.GetOPCValue(".Alternation.I/O.F3LL")
Reply From User: Tanquen, posted: 2019-03-25 14:49:35
Thanks, that should have been the first thing I tried. Just not thinking. Like Server.SetOPCValue is a magical command that should take care of reading and writing tag values.
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Posted: 2019-11-06 02:38 PM
>>Responses imported from previous forum
Reply From User: adamwoodland, posted: 2019-03-24 21:51:04
Try:
Server.SetOPCValue ".Alternation.I/O.F1LL", Server.GetOPCValue(".Alternation.I/O.F3LL")
Reply From User: Tanquen, posted: 2019-03-25 14:49:35
Thanks, that should have been the first thing I tried. Just not thinking. Like Server.SetOPCValue is a magical command that should take care of reading and writing tag values.
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