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Convert Tag Engine (.scf file) from LV 7.0 to LV 8.5


Thang Nguyen

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Hi,

I have an issue and need the recommendations form you.

Currently, I am working on an old project which my company did it with LV 7.0. This is a big project and take a lot of time to develop. This is the reason why we try to find a way to move the program from 7.0 to 8.5 without rewrite the whole thing. The problem is this project use DSC and there are a lot of tags.

My question is there is anyway to move the program from LV 7.0 to LV 8.5 by converting the tag engine from 7.5 to 8.5. This relates to another issue as the DSC VI used to read and write data.

I hope that by your experience you can give me some suggestions.

I highly appreciate your time of reading and answering my question.

Warm Regards,

Thang Nguyen

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QUOTE(Thang Nguyen @ Jan 14 2008, 07:12 PM)

Hi,

I have an issue and need the recommendations form you.

Currently, I am working on an old project which my company did it with LV 7.0. This is a big project and take a lot of time to develop. This is the reason why we try to find a way to move the program from 7.0 to 8.5 without rewrite the whole thing. The problem is this project use DSC and there are a lot of tags.

My question is there is anyway to move the program from LV 7.0 to LV 8.5 by converting the tag engine from 7.5 to 8.5. This relates to another issue as the DSC VI used to read and write data.

I hope that by your experience you can give me some suggestions.

I highly appreciate your time of reading and answering my question.

Warm Regards,

Thang Nguyen

MAX has a utility to convert your SCF and histories.

The read tag VI will get converted to shared variable reads.

If y have "Read Tag" VI's in a loop that use tag names to read from, then you can use datasockets reads to do the same thing.

Dynamic events can be registered for tags if required.

Ben

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