Saving static var into db with array's

I am trying to store the static var within an FB, wich is in the form of a udt, to a db with array's with a fixed number of bytes.
I use SFC20 wich should be able to tranfser data from diff. types, I thought, but a get an error at the end of SFC20 call, telling me "Invalid or missing function type". Can anyone tell me why??

It looks something like this:

FUNCTION_BLOCK BackupRestore
TITLE =
//Transfer bytes of data between local var and data blocks using SFC20
//
VAR
LocalData : UDT_x; // Max. size of local data must be 100 byte !!!
END_VAR

VAR
tIntResult : INT;
END_VAR

BEGIN

// Restore data
BLKMOV( SrcBlk := LocalData,
Ret_Val := t_IntResult,
DstBlk := "DB_BackupRestore".Data[1] // .Data[x] = 100 bytes
);

//
//
//
//
//
//
//
//
//
//
//
//




// Backup data
BLKMOV( SrcBlk := "DB_BackupRestore".Data[1],
Ret_Val := t_IntResult,
DstBlk := LocalData
);


END_FUNCTION_BLOCK

Is this a compiler error or run time error ?

This is a compiler error

STL or SCL ?

L D[AR2 said:

Is this a compiler error or run time error ?

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I already know what I did wrong, it should be:

t_IntResult := BLKMOV ( SrcBlk := LocalData,
DstBlk := "DB_BackupRestore".Data[1] );

As you can see, the STL looks very similar, I just had to add the word call to make it compile in STL

L D[AR2 said:

As you can see, the STL looks very similar, I just had to add the word call to make it compile in STL

Code:

FUNCTION_BLOCK fb99
TITLE =
//Transfer bytes of data between local var and data blocks using SFC20
//
VAR
tIntResult : INT;
END_VAR


VAR_TEMP
LocalData : UDT1; // Max. size of local data must be 100 byte !!!
END_VAR


BEGIN

// Restore data
call SFC20( SrcBlk := LocalData,
Ret_Val := tIntResult,
DstBlk := "DB_BackupRestore".Data[1] // .Data[x] = 100 bytes
);

// Backup data
call SFC20( SrcBlk := "DB_BackupRestore".Data[1],
Ret_Val := tIntResult,
DstBlk := Localdata
);


END_FUNCTION_BLOCK

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Yes, I know< I tried that too
But as you can see, it's slightly different in SCL.

Thanks anyway for your help