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Unknown run arrow

Labview_problem_pic.PNG I ran a script in python that calls a DLL that runs Labview and I came upon this error arrow that I have not encountered before. Does anyone what this arrow is indicating?

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It means the VI is running.



Mark Yedinak
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It means that it is loaded into memory and is ready to run.  Another VI is running somewhere on your computer that calls this as a subVI.  I'm guessing your Python script is a "fire-and-forget" script that doesn't close down LabVIEW after it's done.

Bill
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Yes, the triple black arrow indicates running, this one indicates waiting to run. The simple answer is: hover your mouse over it and find out 🙂

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