![]() ![]() The export will only include the name of the Scanclass, not the configuration of the Scanclass itself. If custom, will be defined by a P ermissions Tag. Used in conjunction when the TagType is set to 1 (DB Tag), otherwise this field is ignored. The value of the Tag, dependent on the data type.Ī value of one is a "DB Tag", which is either a Memory Tag, Query Tag, or Expression Tag, depending on the value of the ExpressionType field. For modern tag properties, see the Tag Properties page. Tags were overhauled in Ignition 8.0, so the properties listed here are not the same as Tags export from an Ignition 8.0+ system. ![]() The following table shows the configuration property names and values contained in legacy CSV Tag import files. SELECT 100",FALSE,Default Historical,0.01,0,3,0,1,0,FALSE, Property Values in the CSV Import Alarms can certainly be added to tags in the Ignition Designer after tags have been imported from CSV, but alarms cannot be defined directly in the CSV. One difference between the CSV format and the XML and JSON format is that the CSV format does not include support for alarm configurations. ![]() This format can contain tag types, OPC paths, and most tag properties. Details of the format are below, if you expand "CSV Example Format". Ignition supports importing tags from a CSV format. Therefore, to ensure the desired configuration setting is available in the export file, at least one Tag within the selected export folder must have that configuration property changed CSV Format Importing The Tag export feature only exports the configuration properties that have been edited in at least one of the Tags in the selected export folder. There are many configuration settings for Tags than what is displayed in a JSON or XML export file. ![]() Tags can only be exported in XML or JSON. Tags can be imported from CSV, JSON, and XML. ![]()
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