Rapid Data - user.sys file
TommyT
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In the connection to RapidData you must pass the Task, Module, and persistent parameter. Each task has a user.sys file. Is there a way to point to the user.sys file assoicated with the task instead of the module name?
Tommy Thompson - Propack
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Does the following not work (where "myVar" is some PERS atomic type in user.sys and ctrl is a reference to a controller object)?
Dim rd As RapidDomain.RapidData
Dim str1 as string
rd = ctrl.Rapid.GetRapidData("T_ROB1", "user", "myVar")
str1 = rd.ToString()
As far as I know, any module that is not hidden or protected in some way should be accessible by using its name, which should be the same as its filename. Am I missing something here?RussD2006-3-9 15:5:32Russell Drown0 -
Thanks Russ. It worked! I guess if you use "user" for the module name then you can put the persistent data in the user.sys file. Thanks for the help!Tommy Thompson - Propack0
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