TIA Portal: Static vs Temp Variables

What is the difference between "static" and "temp"/"temporary" variables?Find out here!
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The crosses? eg count up- how to find their source of origin?

[@demurch0]

Can a edge memory bit be a temporary variable? Or will it count up with each cycle as long as the input is high? Great content as usual, would be great tho if you could give a brief rundown on different applications of the content in use in Automation

[@hegamurl7434]

Edge Memory Bits need to be static, as they have to "remember" the status from the last cycle. Great advice with showing applications, I'll keep it in mind!

[@demurch0]

@@hegamurl7434 so if I want to use positive edge triggers in a sub routine and symbolically address the edge memory bit I must use FBs? 💡💡💡

[@hegamurl7434]

@@demurch0 Basically YES. But... 1. If you only use the subroutine once, you could simply use a global memory bit (not good practice) 2. You could add the edge memory bit as input to your subroutine and externally connect a global memory

[@mubarishussain3696]

Thanks for the explanation. So the only reason one would use temp variables is reduce memory usage. Can you please tell what is the practical usage of having a temp variable apart from reducing the memory size and why would we use them.

[@alvaropalenciano6147]

Sometimes you just one to restart functions from the beginning. Any data remaining can create a mistake. If you start a cycle, you don't want the previous cycle to ruin your process.

[@alvaropalenciano6147]

Sometimes you just one to restart functions from the beginning. Any data remaining can create a mistake. If you start a cycle, you don't want the previous cycle to ruin your process.

[@nandansharma3923]

In case of FB, InOut variables also use datablocks. So, in theory I can use InOut variable instead of a static variable?

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Okzy bu if i'm using FC with static data block in the fc , can we memories the value or not ??

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[@yug5874]

Is the temp variable reset to zero or is the scratchpad vars carried over to next call?

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i.e. could a 1 in Temp be carried over to next FC call?

[@yug5874]

Does Temp always start with zero.

[@roxterat]

Wait, what if OB1 is stopped by for example OB30.. is temp of what was going on in OB1 deleted? How does it returns back to OB1 FCs then?

[@hegamurl7434]

Excellent question! OB1 is only interrupted (and never cancelled), so the temporary data is not lost and still in the data stack. After OB30 was executed, the rest of the program just goes on as it normally would.

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Is there any ways to clear all static variables with one command?

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Hi Everyone, I have a question, Is posible write and read from ouside in static DB Area?

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From a different device? The easiest way would be PUT/GET

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[@gulamansari7630]

Better if you could have shown a Move block to transfer data from Temp Variable to a Global memory variable. Viewers would have easily realized that Temp variable is actually incrementing...

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Great videos. If temp variables are erased at end of each scan when would you use them? Could you please provide a practical example. Cheers.

[@gulamansari7630]

Transfer data from Temp variable to Global variables before exiting the function.