I get an error saving a new React App in ThingSpeak.

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Gary Wilson 2021-12-1

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回答： Ishu 2024-5-5

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I am trying to create a second React App in ThingSpeak, and when I try to save it I get the following error message:

"You have a React with similar Test Frequency, Action, and Option Settings. Delete that React to save this one."

The second React I am creating has the same Test Frequency (On Data Insertion).

It has a different Action ( both have Matlab Analysis, but different code to execute).

It has a different Condition (same channel but different field and different logical test).

It has the same Option (run action each time condition is met).

Why can't I create a React with different logical test on a different field and different code to execute? Is there any way around this?

Thanks for any help!

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Limao Gig 2022-7-16

Hi Gary,

How are you?

I'm having the same problem. Did you find any solution?

Regards,

Lucas

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Ishu 2024-5-5

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Hi Gary,

I understand that you are getting an error when the new "React" has similar Test Frequency, Actions and Options as an existing React. This is a purposeful limitation in place to prevent cases where MATLAB code is run infinitely and because it is a resource intensive operation.

To resolve this error you should choose different setting for Test Frequency, Actions and Options for different "React". And a recommended workflow for this is to use a single React and script rather than multiple React and scripts. You can create a single script and make call to multiple scripts from that script for the different processes.

This limitation is also listed in the MathWorks documentation for "React" :

https://www.mathworks.com/help/thingspeak/react-app.html#bvevu02-10

Hope it helps!