system.opc.setServerEnabled
This function is used in Python Scripting.
Description
Enables or disables an OPC server connection.
Client Permission Restrictions
Permission Type: OPC Server Management
Client access to this scripting function is blocked to users that do not meet the role/zone requirements for the above permission type. This function is unaffected when run in the Gateway scope.
Syntax
system.opc.setServerEnabled(serverName, enabled)
Parameters
Type | Parameter | Description |
---|---|---|
String | serverName | The name of an OPC server connection. |
Boolean | enabled | The new state the connection should be set to: true to enable the connection, false to disable. |
Returns
Nothing
Scope
All
Code Examples
Code Snippet
# The following will iterate through all configured OPC servers, and check if they are enabled or disabled
# If a OPC server is disabled, the code will enable it with a call to setServerEnabled
# This code interacts in the client scope, so it should be placed on a component, such as a Button.
# Retrieve a list of all servers in the gateway
allServers = system.opc.getServers()
# Initialize a message. The empty string is initially used so that the value may be checked later.
message = ""
# Iterate through each server.
for server in allServers:
# for each server, call isServerEnabled. Uses Python's "not" operator to check if a False value is returned.
if not system.opc.isServerEnabled(server):
# If disabled, then enable the server
system.opc.setServerEnabled(server, True)
# append details about the state change we made to the message variable
message += "%s \n" % (server)
# Check to see if any changes were made. If the length (len()) of the message is less than 1 character, then a change wasn't made.
if len(message) < 1:
# Notify the user that the code did not make any changes
system.gui.messageBox("No servers were modified")
else:
# Otherwise, let the user know which servers we enabled.
system.gui.messageBox("The following servers were modified:\n" + message)