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The MsgMonitorOptions object contained within this
property is not passed by reference. If you acquire a
MsgMonitorOptions object through the MsgOptions property
and modify it, you must then explicitly assign the modified
MsgMonitorOptions object back to the MsgOptions property
for the changes to take effect. This following code sample
demonstrates this procedure:
Set msgOptions = monSet.MsgOptions
msgOptions.Name = "Device 003"
Set monSet.MsgOptions = msgOptions
You should note that each MsgMonitorPoint object in a
monitor set contains a CurrentOptions property and a
CurrentOptions property. Once the monitor set containing a
MsgMonitorPoint has been opened, you can use the monitor
point’s CurrentOptions property to set the monitoring options
that will be used for the MsgMonitorPoint during that
particular session.
You can use a permanent message monitor point’s
DefaultOptions property to change the default monitoring
options that will be applied to that particular message
monitor point in future monitoring sessions. This may be
useful if you want a message monitor point in a permanent
monitor set to use a different set of default monitoring
options than those defined for the entire monitor set. The
DefaultOptions properties of message monitor points in
temporary monitor sets are not accessible because temporary
monitor sets are only used in a single client session.
Availability
Local, full, lightweight, and independent clients. Note that
Independent clients.
Syntax
msgOptions = monSetObject.MsgOptions
Element
Description
msgMonSetColl
object returned.
monSetObject
The
on.
Data Type
Read/Write
Read/write.
Added to API
LNS Release 3.0.
Name
Summary
Specifies the name of an object as a character string. This
property is case sensitive. Searches by name must match
case.
This property can be a maximum of 85 characters long, but it
may not contain the forward slash (/), back slash (\), period