Clearing Errors

[SercoSteveB]

Which of the following are the contents of Error Array Out following execution of the VI?

[crossrulz]

B

[mini09]

B, I hopoe the Numeric -1 indicates the specific code of the error.

[LordNobady]

B

It has to. else the last one would have been cleaned to.

[crossrulz]

http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW-Idea-Exchange/Clear-specific-error/idi-p/1184875

[MrStevenUND]

B

[nik35324]

B

[BPerlman]

B, I would guess. Nothing else makes sense to me.  But I can't find the Clear Specific Error VI.  Where do  I find it?  Do I need a specific version of LabVIEW or licence level?

[SercoSteveB]

Have you tried LabVIEW Quick Drop (CTRL+Space) and searching for Clear Errors?

[BPerlman]

All I get is the Clear Errors VI.  LabVIEW 2011.

[SercoSteveB]

Same in LV 2014.  Use it to clear a specific errors by wiring an Error Code to the # terminal.

[Rejlersen]

The ‘specific error code to clear’ input is a new feature for the Clear Errors VI in LV2014.

[BPerlman]

Thank you Rejlersen.  I couldn't understand this because I don't have a # terminal.  The icon is different too.  So I figured it was a different VI.

We just got LV2014 today....but  I don't think I'll be working with it for a while. Our customers often want older versions.....so I don't often get to use very new features that will cause back-conversion problems....

[SercoSteveB]

Answer: B.  Nice one crossrulz, gnshmrthy, LordNobady, MrStevenUND, nik35324 & BPerlman

Nice link crossrulz thanks.  Thanks for the clarity Rejlersen.

[ViSoft]

As I have understood in fact it clears not even the errors (status = T), but even the "warnings" (status = F) when it has the same code.

Also I would expect that error-clear process means to make the status False, so it does not indicate the error anymore. But in fact it erases all the elements.

It is too non-intuitive to me