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SVE performance

The error code from client sid on psp led is 0x8ABC0012
Message 11 of 19
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turbot,

If you are not changing your shared variables often you can turn off auto-deploy by right clicking your library and unchecking "auto-deploy".  This way it will not re-deploy the variables every time you start your VI.  If you change your variables you can then re-deploy by right clicking on your library and selecting "deploy".  If you do things this way, you will only have to spend the 3-5minutes deploying once and every subsequent time you will not have to wait.

-Justin D

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Message 12 of 19
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May I confirm with you that if I open a vi with shared variable from client side, the server side will redeploy the library if I set to auto mode? Thanks
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Message 13 of 19
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After I uncheck the auto function, it is still take 2 more mins for client side to connect to the shared variable on server when I close and open a vi on client side.
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Message 14 of 19
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turbot,

If the variables are hosted on the server side, the client will not cause the server to re-deploy when the client connects.  The only other thing that I can think of that might be slowing down your shared variables would be network congestion.  Do you see the same behavior if you connect the server and the client with a crossover cable?

-Justin D

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For redundancy, we must use multi NICs and IPs for SVE, is there a solution or patch?
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Message 16 of 19
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turbot,
 
This is most likely the cause of the issue.  We definitely do not reccommend using more than one network card with the shared variable engine.  I've seen some strange things happen when you have multiple network cards.  If you remove one of the network cards do you still see the same behavior?
 
-Justin D
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Message 17 of 19
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we have to use 5 NICs
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Message 18 of 19
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turbot,

Unfortunately, the shared variable engine does not support multiple network cards.  R&D is looking into possibly supporting this in the future but as of right now this is not supported.  If you look at the LabVIEW 8.2 readme it actually states:

"Network-published shared variables do not function properly if multiple network adapters are enabled on the same computer."

I'm sorry if this causes an inconvenience but this is most likely what's causing your issues.

-Justin D

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