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who can share out this file "flatten.lsb"??
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I don't think it's as simple as locating flatten.lsb . If you were trying to use a CIN (code interface node) with custom C code that you had compiled, then a missing LSB file would have some significance, but I think this error message means something more subtle is wrong.

Search for flatten.lsb on the NI Web site, or see this thread for help in getting things straightened out. If that material does not help, then you'll want to follow up here with more specifics about what you were trying to do when you go the error message.

Regards,
John
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Jcal wrote:
> who can share out this file "flatten.lsb"??<br>Thanks

This is either an external code resource for an old NI-DAQ version or an
old version of the Advanced Analysis library. It is very likely that
this external code resource wouldn't even run in modern LabVIEW versions.

Make sure you remove any standard VIs from NI-DAQ or Advanced library
functions from your saved application VI source code and reload the
applciation then to let it pick up the new VIs with the same name in the
LabVIEW vi.lib directory which are compatible with the LabVIEW version
they are shipped with.

It is a very bad idea to include any VIs from the vi.lib directory in
your application VI tree as this will:

1) prevent you from taking advantage of improved versions of those VIs
when you upgrade to a higher LabVIEW version.

2) Can cause problems as NI regularly makes changes to the internals of
LabVIEW and external drivers between versions and provides the necessary
modifications inside those VIs by replacing them with new versions.

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Thanks that is pretty helpful. I have got my problem solved. Thx again.
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