Running to Committed State

The task ceases to perform the specified operation when the task transitions from the Running state to the Committed state. To explicitly perform this transition, call the Stop Task function/VI. Notice that you might have specified the timing and triggering attributes/properties such that all the samples are acquired before this transition occurs. For output operations, the last value written will typically continue to be generated after the task is stopped. In this situation, despite the fact that no additional samples are acquired, the task is still in the Running state until this transition occurs. In general, the stop transition does not fail. If it does, it is an exceptional condition, and the task is returned to the Reserved state. If the task is stopped, the task successfully transitions back to the Committed state.