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Delete libraries deployed to cRIO

I can't find the way to delete from cRIO ancient libraries of Network Published Shared Variables that were deployed to cRIO in old projects but are not used any longer. I don't have the project file to undeploy them explicitely. In the Distributed System Manager when I open one of this libraries, right-click on the variable and press delete, I get the error 1967357949. My new project using shared variabled works well, Network Variable Engine is installed on the RIO.

Any advises?

 

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Hi,

 

you could use the Distributed System Manager (DSM) to undeploy libraries. That also works on remote targets.

 

Regards,

Christoph

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National Instruments
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Could you please give a little more details how to do that? I have tried to delete the variables, but as I described above i get an error. You can also see it on the screenshot

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Hi!

 

I've attached a screenshot. Just select the library you want to undeploy and open the context menu. In German the option to select is 'Prozess entfernen' in English it should be something like 'delete/remove process'.

The screenshot demonstrates how to remove a library from your own system. In the network category you can access remote systems and can do the same thing.

 

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Christoph

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National Instruments
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I did try that as well, but I don't have this option in the context menu. Do I miss some software installed on cRIO?

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Hi!

 

could it be that you have connect to your cRIO-9035 through an USB connection? For me it didnt work when connected via an USB connection but when connected via an ethernet connection it worked right away.

 

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Christoph

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National Instruments
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