These appear in the read errors list on the dashboard (see Read Errors).
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Message
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Cause
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What to Do
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Cannot connect to 192.168.1.20. followed by a reason
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The PLC or server cannot be reached. Every tag on that controller shows it. Applies to any controller type.
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Check the device is on the same network, the IP address and port are right, and the controller is switched on. Try raising the Connection Timeout.
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Not found in the 'TagName' column.
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Database: the tag's name is not in the Tag Name Column of the table.
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Check the tag name is spelt exactly as it is logged.
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Invalid column name 'X'.
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Database: a column name is misspelt.
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Check the Tag Name, Tag Name Column, Tag Value Column and Timestamp against the table.
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Invalid object name 'X'.
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Database: the table or view cannot be found.
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Check the Database Table Name, and include its schema, for example Logging.DataLog.
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'FLOAT' does not match what column 'Value' holds.
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Database: the data type does not match the value held.
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Both the tag name column and the tag value column have to be set.
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Database: only one of the two columns is filled in.
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Fill in both, or leave both empty.
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'X' has no rows.
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Database: the table or view is empty.
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Check the table is being written to.
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