UNKNOWN ERROR

[ssengupta]

please help me about this error..........

thank you in advance..........

                                         -Sudipta Sengupta

[RavensFan]

When LabVIEW doesn't know what an error is, that means the error came from the 3rd party drivers.  In this case it is probably an ActiveX error since it looks like you are using the Report Generation Toolkit.

So try googling that error.

[RTSLVU]

That giant stacked sequence of 10+ frames alone is a programming error on your part. 

[Bob_Schor]

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@RTSLVU wrote:

That giant stacked sequence of 10+ frames alone is a programming error on your part. 

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I emphatically agree.  With LabVIEW, one should almost never use a Sequence Frame, and whenever one uses a Frame, they should (almost) never use a Stacked Frame.  If you are using it because your VI is too huge, then learn to bundle code into sub-VIs.  If you are trying to build a "sequential execution" structure, use a For/While loop inside of which is a Case Statement driven by the Loop Index (with a Default Case added) -- this allows you to use left-right wires, Shift Registers, etc.

Bob Schor

[altenbach]

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@Bob_Schor wrote:

 With LabVIEW, one should almost never use a Sequence Frame, and whenever one uses a Frame, they should (almost) never use a Stacked Frame.....

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 .... and whenever one uses a stacked sequence, one should never use sequence locals! 😄

(and this stacked sequence is just peppered with them!!!)