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"Not enough memory to complete this operation"

Please update us on your findings.

One way or another its sounds like you have discovered something that should be investigated further.

Ben

Retired Senior Automation Systems Architect with Data Science Automation LabVIEW Champion Knight of NI and Prepper LinkedIn Profile YouTube Channel
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Will do, this is definitely has become a problem.
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You can delete it, LabVIEW will create a clean one.
------- LabVIEW 2009, So Easy, Even a Therapist Can Do It -------
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Are us using any single VIs with a lot of stored data (e.g. in front panel graphs)? This can be done with Express VIs fairly silently, since some of them cache previous data. Is there a specific VI causing an issue? If so, turn off everything else (browser, email, etc) to free up as much memory as you can before trying to load it. Then change all array sizes to about 10 and run it. This should clear the buffers. Save it and you should be good. Note that single arrays in LV require contiguous data space, so you can have lots of small memory pieces - lots of free memory - and still get out of memory messages if there is not a large enough open memory section available.
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