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Control Techniques FM-3 - Error: this Instance Does Not Exist; Error: this Is Not a Fully Qualified Variable; Error: this Variable Cannot be Assigned a Selection Value; Error: this Variable Type Cannot be Assigned a Value

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FM-3 Programming Module Reference Manual
Error: The Selection variable can only be assigned a Selection value.
The destination variable only accepts selection values. Selection values are fixed unquoted
text. The selection text must exactly match the available selections of the Destination
variable.
Error: This instance does not exist.
This variable is referencing an instance that has not been created in your application. For
example “Index.9.vel” the instance 9 of index has not been defined.
Error: This is not a fully qualified variable.
To use a variable it must be fully defined. Some variables are global variables and only the
name is defined. Other Variables require a name.name convention. Other variables require
an instance number (index.1.vel). All the components identifying the variable must be
available to qualify the variable.
Error: This variable cannot be assigned a selection value
The variable that you are attempting to define with a selection does not accept selection
values.
Error: This variable type cannot be assigned a value
The Variable is of a type that does not accept any assignments. A Source Event variable is
an example. You can not assign a value to an output event.
Error: The selection is not valid for this variable
The variable that you are attempting to define with a selection does accept selection values.
However the selection you are attempting to use is not accepted by this variable.
Error: Trying to assign a selection variable with bad selection data
When checking to see if the selection goes with the destination variable, the source is not a
defined selection for the destination variable.

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