insane objects

[krispiekream]

can someone help me with my INSANE OBJECTS issue.
it work perfectly on my labview 8.0
but when i save it as 7.0 i am facing some error messages
thank you in advance


p.s- this error message appears when i try to "SAVE"



Message Edited by krispiekream on 06-26-2008 12:31 PM

[TCPlomp]

The general rule when finding insane objects is:
Divide and conquer.

First find the failing VI, then you can define most of the time from the message if the insane object is on the BD or the FP.

Then you start dividing, delete half of the code, save the VI.

No error, the insane object is on that half of the VI.
Otherwise the insane object is on the other half (verify this by deleting the other half.

In the malicious half, delete again half of the VI.

Follow the routine untill you located the insane object (most of the time a wire), delete and recreate that part from scratch.

Another method is listed here (I never have tried it)

Ton

[krispiekream]

i think my problem is here?
is there a different between this two version?

labview 7.0


labview 8.0



Message Edited by krispiekream on 06-26-2008 03:19 PM

[altenbach]

Maybe something got confused when you downgraded. Just right-click the bad reference and link it back to the xy graph. (or delete it and create a new one).

I am curious about the look of the 8.0 report VIs. Do you have some extra toolkits installed? (Even in 8.5, mine look like the 7.0 version).

[StevenA]

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I am curious about the look of the 8.0 report VIs. Do you have some extra toolkits installed? (Even in 8.5, mine look like the 7.0 version).

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It looks like ms office report gen toolkit.  They replace the standard report generation vis. 

[StevenA]

Are you running both versions of LV on the same computer?

[krispiekream]

no..i am running LV 7.0 on one.
and my labtop have both labview.
i dont know where the problem is anymore.

[StevenA]

The difference in your LV 7 machine and your LV 8 machine is that the LV 8 machine has the MS office toolkit installed.  I would first try installing the ms office toolkint on your LV 7 machine, then track down other issues.

[krispiekream]

yeah. i tried that you suggested.

that doesnt seems to be the problem.

[StevenA]

I would suggest you follow Ton's method from post 2.  The only way I have ever had success eliminating insane objects is to find the offending object, delete it and recreate it.