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AzureIoTHubGetMsgId

  • Last UpdatedOct 29, 2026
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AzureIoTHubGetMsgId returns the ID of the specified index value of an Azure IoT Hub connection. See Notes for more information.

Function

Group

Execution

String Exp.

Windows

IoT View

Thin Clients

Mobile Access

AzureIoTHubGetMsgId

Internet of Things

Synchronous

Yes

Supported

Not supported

Supported

Supported

Syntax

AzureIoTHubGetMsgId(strAlias, nIndex)

strAlias

The name of the Azure IoT Hub connection that you want to use. The connection can be created either during project development (in the Project ExplorerTasks tab Internet of Things folder) or during project run time (by calling the AzureIoTHubOpen function).

nIndex

Zero-based index of the message.

Return value

If successful, this function returns the message ID (a positive integer).

If unsuccessful, this function returns one of the following negative integer values:

Value

Description

-300

Invalid alias detected by server

-301

Invalid connection parameter

-302

Invalid message parameter

-303

Invalid type parameter

-304

Invalid property parameter

-305

Invalid message ID parameter

-306

Connection has not been defined

-307

Conflicting alias

-308

Open connection error

-309

Invalid command

-310

Communication error

-311

Invalid parameter index

Notes

Messages are kept in the Gateway ("alive" in the IoT Hub queue) for up to 10 minutes before they are deleted from the queue. (The settings for messages are currently configured in the IoT Hub settings.) The Gateway has a limit of 100 messages per connection; older messages (in terms of creation time) will be deleted to make room for newer messages.

This function requires an open IoT Hub connection. The connection can be created either during project development (in the Project ExplorerTasks tab Internet of Things folder) or during project run time (by calling the AzureIoTHubOpen or AzureIoTHubSendMsg functions).

Examples

As used in a Math worksheet:

Tag Name

Expression

nMsgId

AzureIoTHubGetMsgId ("Test", 0)

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