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FATL INTERNAL ERROR..TRANSACT LINE?

Hi

 

I'm getting this error everytime i try to run a program.what exactly does it mean and what should be done to avoid it??

 

Thanks...

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Don't run the program, then you'll never see the error.

 

Seriously, you are going to have to give some real information.  What does your program do?  Does it do anything special such as interact with ActiveX controls or other external objects?

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Hi

thanks for your reply.I have not used any active x but i read the excel sheet continuously (after every 1 second).

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If you are reading an Excel sheet, you are using ActiveX.
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ok

so what is the solution??

 

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Can you post of the error code or the screenshot of the error?
Shreyas Hebbare
Shreyas Technologies
India
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What is your labVIEW version?

 

See this discussion

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Hi Shreyas

 

Thanks for your reply.please find the image attached here.

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This is the image
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transact.cpp

Seems to me as an internal LabVIEW bug. This is the .cpp file (C++) which is not executing as expected, causing LabVIEW to crash.

 

The same kind of error "memory manger.cpp" caused LabVIEW to crash in my case.

 

-FraggerFox!
Certified LabVIEW Architect, Certified TestStand Developer
"What you think today is what you live tomorrow"
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