Sequence Structure
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Sequence Structure
Consists of one or more subdiagrams, or frames, that execute sequentially.
Use the Sequence Structure to ensure that a subdiagram executes before or after another subdiagram.
Dataflow for the Sequence Structure differs from dataflow for other structures. Frames in a Sequence Structure execute from left to right and when all data values wired to a frame are available. The data leaves each frame as the frame finishes executing. This means the input of one frame can depend on the output of another frame.
Inputs/Outputs
Tunnel
Point through which data enters or exits a structure.

Tunnel Restrictions
You cannot drag tunnels across the frames of a Sequence Structure.
Avoid Overuse
Attempt to control the dataflow of your VI by establishing data dependency or using flow-through parameters.