Operations That Require State Transitions

You implicitly transition the task to a new state when you perform an operation that requires that the task be in a specific state and it is not. If this occurs, the task is implicitly transitioned to the required state. Some operations that require state transitions include the following:

For example, if the task is in the Reserved state, the value of the DAQmx Read Auto Start attribute/property is True, and you call the Read function/VI, the task is implicitly committed and started. The task transitions from the Reserved state to the Committed state and to the Running state before the read operation is performed.

In some applications, it is not necessary to explicitly transition the task to any state. Instead, invoke the desired operation and the task implicitly handles everything else.

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