LabVIEW program crashes after running for few hours

[TiboD]

Perfect! Thank you very much for your help I'll try to do it (now there's an experiment running so I can't edit my program)

You deserve your Kudo! (even if I don't really know what that is)

[altenbach]

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TiboD wrote:

You deserve your Kudo! (even if I don't really know what that is)

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There is no Kudo. The singular is Kudos. 😄

[TiboD]

oh ok 🙂
Off topic question : what are they for?

[TiboD]

Hello again,

now I'm trying to figure out how to save data continuously with a state machine.

I don't especially need to save continuously in my "ramp" state, this one doesn't last very long.

But, I want continuous saving in my "hold ramp" and "hold" states, do you guys have any idea how to do it?

I tried to make it go into my sub-VI called WRP which basically contains all my writing and ploting data, but each time a value was written, a pop-up window appeared asking me where I wanna save the file 😞

thank you,

Thibaut

[JtotheB]

Hey TiboD,

I would imagine that you have a true value wired to a prompt terminal in your WRP subVI (or there is one that prompts by default and you haven't changed it to false). Check your file VIs in the WRP subVI and you'll find the culprit there.

[JÞB]

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@TiboD wrote:

oh ok 🙂
Off topic question : what are they for?

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Offtopic disussion

They add value to  the forums by setting off highly regarded posts and some people trade away hours of their own time just to get them

[SAMullin]

I was having similar random crashes at night.  At first, the problem was indeed caused by some of the issues people noted in this thread (unchecked growth of arrays, namely).  

Last night a new "error" happened: windows installed updates on all of our machines at 3am and forced reboots.  We used to keep all of our instrument control PCs offline, but modernization (and need for virus protection) led me to bring them back onto the internet.  Tell Windows to prompt you before installing updates.