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10-04-2018 11:03 AM
We have had a few others have issues, but with data sets that have +100,000 cells of data. For the most part it seems to be my computer, I can do some testing on another computer too.
10-06-2018 01:31 PM - edited 10-06-2018 01:31 PM
Is there a number of cells below which the issue does not occur? Or will it occur for even small numbers of cells?
10-08-2018 07:41 AM
i have had it happen with small (10s of cells) and large (+1000s of cells) sets of data.
10-09-2018 05:53 PM
Do you have any results on the testing you did on other computers?
10-10-2018 10:23 AM
I was not able to get either of my machines to crash during a copy paste operation during my recent work.
10-11-2018 10:51 AM
Hi Brian,
Thanks for the update, I'm glad to hear the issue isn't reproducing on your other computers.
I just tried reproducing the behavior (copy cells from a VIEW channel table, copy plots from REPORT) and I don't see any in behavior like what you're describing. I'm using DIAdem 2018 64-bit, but like Brad said, this isn't a known issue that was explicitly fixed in 2018.
Can you clarify which is the last command when DIAdem crashes? Is it when you copy something from DIAdem (multiple cells, a plot), or when you paste it in the external application?
It looks like there are a few workarounds at this point. Do either of these work for you for the time being?
Best,
Chris D. | Applications Engineer | National Instruments
10-11-2018 11:16 AM
The paste operation into an external application is what triggers the crash of DIAdem.
We will be switching to DIAdem 2018 64-bit within a few weeks.
10-12-2018 07:00 AM
Hi Brian,
It sounds like your computer is the only one seeing the behavior, so we wouldn't be able to tell if the upgrade to 2018 64-bit would fix it. As Brad mentioned, this isn't a known issue so please keep us updated on your progress! We'd love to know how things are going.
Best,
Chris D. | Applications Engineer | National Instruments
07-17-2020 03:03 PM
Brad,
I encountered a very similar error to the one listed here in DIAdem 2019 SP1, reproducible using the same "Generate Data" script as one I sent you for another issue in REPORT. Bug #1079879
I've been able to crash DIAdem 2019 SP1 at will across a few machines by producing/loading a "large" dataset and copying 1 or more channels, then pasting external to DIAdem.
The important part is the pasting externally. Copying data works fine, as does pasting that data to a DIAdem instance (either the current or a different instance). A few seconds after the data is pasted in a non-DIAdem application (Notepad++, Excel) DIAdem crashes (generally without any error message whatsoever).
I attached the "Generate Data" code from before with the REPORT bit commented out and with your DataBlClpCopy statement at the end (although our users tend to use Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V from channels). Simply run the code, and paste into another application to replicate the crash.
A few quirks i've noticed:
FYI, saving the produced dataset and loading it with BulkDataLoadingMode=eBulkDataLoadingOnWriteAccess (something you suggested for the other issue) appears to make no difference here.
This one is a much nastier issue because users "Copy-Paste" out of DIAdem a *lot*...Any workarounds would be appreciated!
Thanks!
-Josh
07-28-2020 05:26 AM
Hi,
I have what appears to be the same issue with pasting data from Diadem to excel - I get crashes with both Diadem 2018 and Diadem 2020. In my case, I am am calling many scripts in sequence to process data. The last one of these scripts creates an excel file and writes data to it. It almost always crashes Diadem. If, however, I just run this script alone, Diadem does not crash....
Thomas