Hello,

I have received your email, and asked whether it is OK to continue the discussion on the forums, or whether email should be used only.
I am waiting for your reply.

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I see - yes, that's what I am saying: The argument to this method is not a (NodeID of a) *type*. It is a custom *data type*, which is a completely different thing.

I have sent you my email contact to the email address you have used for registration wit the forums, for confidential parts of the conversation.

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OK, what you are trying to do is possibly Not what you wrote. Looks like you do not want to pass a Node ID value to a method argument. It looks like you want to pass some other data type.

The tables you provided look like they come from (or are related to) the EUROMAP 83 spec.

But, the data passed to a method cannot be a UA *type* (such as the ContinuousJobInformationType). It must be a UA "data type*, which is quite different thing.
The signature of the SetContinuousJobData method makes no sense to me, in context of OPC UA, because it uses a type and not a data type. Where does that come from?

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Hello,

I am somewhat confused here. What is it that is not clear? Node ID is a very basic concept in OPC UA. You must already be working with node IDs practically everywhere. NodeId consists of a namespace (which as integer on the wire, for efficiency, but "logically" it is a URI), and of an identifier (integer, string, GUID or opaque). See e.g. opclabs.doc-that.com/files/onlinedocs/QuickOpc/Latest/User%2...tml#OPC%20UA%20Node%20IDs.html .

The only different thing here is that, at least in my understanding, you have a method that requires an input argument that is actually of type NodeId . But you still need to construct the NodeId as you would elsewhere, it is the *same* thing. So, it has properties like NamespaceIndex, NamespaceUri, StringIdentifier - pick the ones you need/have, and set them .

opclabs.doc-that.com/files/onlinedocs/QuickOpc/Latest/User%2...asyOpcUA~UANodeId_members.html

(Note: I do not understand at all how the table (image) you have attached relates to this issue. It does not describe anything about the NodeID).

Does this help?

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Hello,

this should be possible by passing in a value that is an object of type UANodeId. So you would create this object and set its properties as needed first, and then send it to the "write".

Let me know if it does not work or if you need further help with it.

Best regards