Execution Control
- Updated2023-02-17
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Execution Control
Programmatically configure and control multiple VIs on the local computer. This node collection includes the VI Server Execution nodes.
Stops the execution of a VI.
Calls the VI to which a strictly typed VI reference refers.
Represents a component reference on the diagram.
Reads elements of a component reference to a library component.
Closes a reference associated with an open VI, component, open application instance, or JavaScript object.
Retrieves the value of a named control or indicator as variant data.
Returns a reference to a component, such as a library or GLL, you specify with a name string.
Returns a reference to a VI you specify with a name string. For a VI exported from a specific library, wire the component reference input.
Starts the VI execution, similar to the Run button. This node is different than calling a VI, because it uses the current values of all front panel controls for execution rather than using data passed through parameters.
Specifies the value of a named control or indicator. You can wire a value of any data type to this method.
Begins an asynchronous call to the VI you specify with a reference.
Maintains a static reference to a VI.
Returns a static VI reference to the current VI. You can use this reference to access the properties of the VI.
Represents a VI reference on the diagram.
Reads properties of a VI reference.
Passes a VI reference you opened as a parameter to another VI.
Causes the diagram to wait for an asynchronous call to a target VI to finish executing and then returns the outputs of the target VI.