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Insufficient Disk Spave for logging historical data

I am recieving an error prompt which reads "Insufficient disk space for loggong historical data." At which point I can no longer log any data. I am using Labview version 6.1, I have deleted all data from my database at well as from my syslog folder (just in case one of them was corrupt). However the problem re-occured shortly after this was done. I also changed the location (in DSC) of where my data was being stored, and this did not work either. Any suggestions?
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Greetings,
The first thing that you may want to check is to ensure you have enough disk space on the particular drive that you are logging to. This could be the direct cause if you are running out of HD space. Assuming that this isn't the case, I would check to see if you have any deadbands set up on the tags or if the deadbands are set to zero for the tags you are logging. The logging buffer could be overflowing if the tags are constantly changing and DSC is trying to log all values. Lastly, check and make sure that the tag engine is still running at the time you receive the error message. If it is, open it up by double-clicking on the icon in the system tray(in the bottom, right-hand corner of Windows, by your time) and make sure that "log data" is still c
hecked. Hopefully the solution will present itself by checking these things. Have a good day.
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