Emerson Exchange 365

In reply to dikshitsh:

In v12, DST licensing changed from being counted by module. Now it is by IO. If an IO channel is referenced by a module, it counts as a DST. If it is referenced by 100 modules, it counts as 1 DST. The new utility shows you all the IO in your system and whether it is currently referenced and thus licensed.
In v11 and earlier, you had to look at each module to see how many DST's it used, and the sum of all the module DST references made up the total DST of the controller.

If you use the "References" menu option on a module, there will be a list of IO references the module uses. These are not necessarily DST's if the module references some common IO referenced by other modules. But that will tell you what IO references you have.

In the License Demand app, you can see which modules reference a particular IO channel.

Bottom line, the IO references in v12 and up are not necessarily all DSTs. And not all IO channels are DST's

Not sure what you are trying to accomplish. If this does not meet your needs, please explain what you are trying to do with the DST per module information.

Andre Dicaire