Is there a way to tag a project or VI is broken if it includes a VI that is no longer supported?

[DavidHary]

Using LabVIEW 2010 we encountered the Open Replace Create VI that is no longer supported.

The VI compiled but failed in run time.

Is there a way to prevent LabVIEW from compiling in such cases?

[Dennis_Knutson]

I don't see how the VI can possibly compile. You should be getting a broken arrow when you open it. Is the missing function in a VI that you call dynamically?

[GregFreeman]

What do you mean "failing"? Are you sure you aren't just getting an error which is being returned from that function?

[Jake_G]

Hey ATE,

I'm not sure what you mean by "the Open Replace Create VI is no longer supported."  If you are refering to the Open/Create/Replace File Function, it is supported in LabVIEW 2010 and the help file can be found at Open/Create/Replace File Function.  Runtime errors should be seen by the error out tunnel of the VI.  To see what the error is, you can place a probe on the wire out.

Regards,

Jake