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hi ,

i want to know how can i make the VI run faster . i am using Communication with database .while Loop . case structure .

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That information helps nothing, so i'll answer with the only statement i know to be true: Upgrade your computer and server.

(I assume there are much improvements to be done on the code, but since you didn't attach the .vi there's nothing to answer to)

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Remove the communication with the database, that will speed things up.

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Taking out the while loop should make your program execute to completion much more quickly.

 

In all seriousness, nobody has a crystal ball that gives us a copy of your vi. It is impossible to tell what could speed up your application based on the description that you have given.

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@Emna20 wrote:

hi ,

i want to know how can i make the VI run faster . i am using Communication with database .while Loop . case structure .


What is the rate limiting step? (My guess is the "communication", but who knows? Maybe your top-level loop has a 10s wait ...).

 

How do you measure the speed? What is it now? What speed do you need?

 

Your post does not contain any useful information. 

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It's a bad sign when someone says "the VI".  That might mean that all of the code is in one VI.

"If you weren't supposed to push it, it wouldn't be a button."
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@paul_cardinale wrote:

It's a bad sign when someone says "the VI".  That might mean that all of the code is in one VI.


Yes, but a large VI has more gravity assist, making free-fall faster. 😄

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@altenbach wrote:

@paul_cardinale wrote:

It's a bad sign when someone says "the VI".  That might mean that all of the code is in one VI.


Yes, but a large VI has more gravity assist, making free-fall faster. 😄


I though Galileo debunked that idea,

"If you weren't supposed to push it, it wouldn't be a button."
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@paul_cardinale wrote:


I though Galileo debunked that idea,


Somebody's never dropped a feather and a brick outside of a vacuum...


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OTOH, a huge diagram acts like a parachute. 😄

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