If it is already associated, or if the group has no defined group class, does nothing. As of v6.3, if a group line has no class defined, then ALL channels are assumed to be associated with it. This means that you need to associate a new channel with a group only in those cases where the group class is defined. If this function is used on a group with a group class, then the channel is added to class's association list, and the channel will be recognized as being associated with all groups of that class.

public void Associate(
	int i1,
	int i2
)

Public Sub Associate ( 
	i1 As Integer,
	i2 As Integer
)

public:
void Associate(
	int i1, 
	int i2
)

member Associate : 
        i1 : int * 
        i2 : int -> unit