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TagsDBRemoveAlarm

  • Last UpdatedOct 29, 2026
  • 2 minute read

TagsDBRemoveAlarm is a built-in function that removes an alarm condition from a project tag during run time.

Function

Group

Execution

String Exp.

Windows

Windows Embedded

IoT View

Thin Clients

Mobile Access

TagsDBRemoveAlarm

Tags Database

Synchronous

No

Supported (see Notes below)

Not supported

Not supported

Not supported

Not supported

Syntax

TagsDBRemoveAlarm(strTagName,numAlarmType)

TagsDBRemoveAlarm ( strTagName , { numAlarmType | 1 | 2 | 4 | 8 | 16 | 32 | 64 } )

strTagName

The name of the project tag from which the alarm condition will be removed.

numAlarmType

The type of alarm that you want to remove, identified by one of the following values:

Value

Alarm Type

1

HiHi

2

Hi

4

Lo

8

LoLo

16

Rate

32

DeviationP

64

DeviationM

Returned value

This function returns one of the following possible values:

Value

Description

-4

The specified project tag (strTagName) does not exist.

-3

Wrong parameter type or inconsistent value.

-2

Invalid number of parameters.

-1

The function TagsDBBeginEdit was not executed successfully before this function was called.

0

Function executed successfully.

Notes

The following restrictions apply to the execution of this function:

  • The function can be executed only on the project runtime server — it cannot be called by a Graphics Script, Screen Script, or Command animation running on a thin client;

  • The TagsDBBeginEdit function must have been executed previously, in order to lock the tags database for editing; and

  • The TagsDBEndEdit function must be executed when the editing is done, in order to release the tags database and resume normal runtime operations.

For more information about the Tags Database functions and examples of how to use them, see Using TagsDB functions to edit the tags database during run time.

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