Getting Runtime Error - Not enough space for thread data

[piZviZ]

Some times when I am starting my LabVIEW application, It gives error pop up as attached (Getting Runtime Error - Not enough space for thread data).

My application consist of 

-- Read and write of shared variables from/to OPC server (approx. 400 shared variable tag)

--Continuously reading data from SQLite database

---exe size is 

[wiebe@CARYA]

I doubt that is a LabVIEW message, I've never seen it. LabVIEW usually pops up an "Out Of Memory" dialog, IIRC.

It's a common message coming from the C RT: https://www.google.com/search?q=r6016+not+enough+space+for+thread+data. I don't think LV uses that.

I'd suspect an API, maybe for the SQLite DB? Could as well be the shared variable engine, as I don't use it much.

Do you have a crash report? Attaching it might help...

[piZviZ]

Where I can find crash report ?

[wiebe@CARYA]

I'm not sure you get one.

Does LabVIEW actually crash? Or do you get the popup, and that's it?

If you do get a LabVIEW crash report, there should be an option to get extended information, including a zip with dumps and logs. This would be in a second dialog, the popup you attached earlier isn't the LabVIEW crash report.

[piZviZ]

This popup was not on front of my application. It was in background.

When this happened my application not communicated with OPC server(Shared variable was not reading or writing ).

[wiebe@CARYA]

So for now I've been assuming that the popup comes from LabVIEW.

The path it mentions "C:\program files\nati…" is interesting. It might not be LabVIEW at all. Is that dialog scalable? I'm curious what the full path is. Maybe you get a tip strip on it (probably not). Perhaps task manager shows the owning process of the popup?

This will narrow it down, but a solution seems far away...

[piZviZ]

I did not see full path at that time. Now this error is not coming. It comes randomly. I will let you know full path when it comes again.

Thanks !!!

[piZviZ]

This error does not occur from last 8-9 days !!!!