Design considerations
When designing your application, consider:
- Element scope. The boundary where an element and its content can be accessed. Every element inFactoryTalk Design Studiodefines a scope.
- Element references. When one element refers to another element. References must be valid. For example:
- An instruction references a tag as an argument to a parameter.
- A tag references a data type to declare the type of the tag.
- A tag references a program to be scheduled within that task.
- Format of element references. There are multiple formats that can reference an element:
- Fully qualified name that explicitly names the referenced element
- Partially qualified name that identifies matching qualified names in the referenced element
- Element name
- Owner scope operators
- Role-Based Access Control. Access to capabilities in FactoryTalk Design Studio is based on the user's role. The three roles are:
- Guest
- Engineer
- Administrator
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