Insane Object error while saving: Can i identify case from error message?

[Anand S R]

Hi,
I get the following message "Insane Object at BDHP+36C8c in "Data Logger.vi"{graphics}(0x80):Wire Segment (WIRE). I have seen errors like this in the past. It usually happens when the wire gets coiled like a snake or gets behind a place that cannot be viewed etc. The last time i had the problem, i had to delete the wire and rewire to have the problem solved. Is there any way for me to identify the case that has this wiring problem from the error description? I get this annoying dialog everytime i save my vi. Thanks for your time in advace.

Anand.

[Jeremy Braden]

The message means there is a problem with an object on the block diagram (the BD of BDHP). Fixes include copying the diagram to a new VI, and randomly deleting objects and replacing them. You might also try pressing control-shift-run arrow on the VI to perform a binary recompile of the VI. It is a long shot but it is quick and easy do do. Ususally you will not see anything happen but occasionally LabVIEW can highlight the error or even correct it.

[Anand S R]

I located the block of code by deleting 1 block at a time and seeing if the problem would go away. But after i isolated the block, i still wasnt able to clear the error. Finally a simple ctrl+B was able to clear the error (eventhough there were no bad wires there).

Anand

[Anand S R]

Thanks Jeremy, for your reply. Could you explain a bit about binary recompile?

Thanks,
Anand.

[Anonymous]

Thanks. That worked for me too!