fwGeneral
8.4.0
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synchronized dyn_string | fwManager_getScriptsRunByCtrlMan (string systemName, unsigned ctrlManNum, dyn_string &exceptionInfo) |
private void | _fwManager_checkDriverRunningCB (string dp, dyn_int values) |
bool | fwManager_checkDriverRunning (int drvNumber, dyn_string &exceptionInfo, string systemName="") |
string | fwManager_getManagerHostname (int managerId, dyn_string &exceptionInfo) |
This library contains functions related to WinCC OA Managers
synchronized dyn_string fwManager_getScriptsRunByCtrlMan | ( | string | systemName, |
unsigned | ctrlManNum, | ||
dyn_string & | exceptionInfo | ||
) |
Returns the list of Ctrl scripts executed by a given Ctrl Manager.
If not existing, the necessaery _CtrlDebug datapoint is created.
private void _fwManager_checkDriverRunningCB | ( | string | dp, |
dyn_int | values | ||
) |
internal callback tracing the driver check
bool fwManager_checkDriverRunning | ( | int | drvNumber, |
dyn_string & | exceptionInfo, | ||
string | systemName = "" |
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) |
Check whether specified driver is running
The calls for the local system are handled through a cache, whereas those for remote ones are handled with dpGet (consider the latency of a roundtrip). The cache is established through a dpConnect to the _Connections.Driver.ManNums datapoint.
string fwManager_getManagerHostname | ( | int | managerId, |
dyn_string & | exceptionInfo | ||
) |
This function returns the host name where the given manager is running. The manager id passed is
the internal PVSS manager ID as used by functions like convManIdToInt(). The function looks in the internal PVSS _Connections DPs to find this information.
managerId | The manager ID for which you want to find the host name |
managerHostname | The hostname is returned here |
exceptionInfo | Details of any exceptions are returned here |