HikeOnPast (Customer) asked a question.
Psuite compile-time error: "Tag missing in instruction at..." that points to a PID block with dozens of tags.
I'm using PID blocks that include cascade control. Did some copy/pasting and unsurprisingly get a compile-time error: "Tag missing in instruction at:" which references the rung/column of the PID block.
The trouble is, there are dozens of tags in the PID block, and the error doesn't provide a field within the block - just the rung and column where the PID block is located. I'm new to Productivity - is there a way to drill down to find the actual field within the block that is creating the problem?
Can you provide images of the PID dialogs?
It was much faster to just delete/re-copy/re-edit to get my code to compile in this specific instance.
I was asking about the general case for the next time that I or someone else encounters this issue. Sorry if I didn't make it clear in the question.
Double clicking and reopening the instruction and hitting ok will display the offending fields:
Thanks. In this case, I was able to open the instruction and hit OK without it complaining, yet it still threw a compiler error. I compared all the fields to a known-good block, too. Nothing out of the ordinary.
If this issue reoccurs can you go online with the CPU and create a system report prior to recoding and PM it to me.