05-23-2006 01:17 AM
05-23-2006 09:15 AM
Hi Stefan,
I can think of two workarounds for the symptoms you now report. First, you could remove the TDM file in question from the Search Area, then add it back to the Search Area. You could do this programmatically with the DIAdem FileMove() command or the fso.MoveFile() command. The second option is to remove that Search Area from the DataFinder, add the Search Area back in again, then manually force a re-indexing from the "Indexing" tab of the DataFinder "Properties" dialog.
Now, I'd recommend a process change so that you don't get into this situation in the future. I'd suggest you create the TDM (and TDX) file in a location that is NOT a Search Area, then when the file is complete, officially move the TDM and TDX files into the Search Area. This should preclude the problem ever occurring.
Regards,
Brad Turpin
DIAdem Product Support Engineer
National Instruments
05-23-2006 09:31 AM - edited 05-23-2006 09:31 AM
Brad,
thanks for the suggestions - these two workarounds definitively work. Anyway, it would be much more convenient not to have to care about the indexing. Maybe this is a suggestion for future versions of Datafinder - "if you cannot index a file due to permission problems, try again during the next index update".
Regards
Stefan
...and sorry for the multi-post - we had some proxy problems this morning
Message Edited by StGl on 05-23-2006 09:32 AM
06-05-2007 03:44 PM
Stefan,
I experienced the same issue as you did.
In addition to Brad's recommendation to create the files in a directory that is not indexed, remember to move the files to another directory if you are going to modifiy the files.
Jim West
Summitek Instruments
06-06-2007 03:58 AM