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Hello!

 

I accidentally saved my .vi library without saving my individual .vi's, overwriting them - and now i cannot acces the block diagram!

I have the whole .llb as a precaution copy, but i made some changes to my front panel - can i just relink my "front panel" .vi with the other subvi -s?Or just replace this individual subvi?

 

regards,

 

Klemen


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Hi klemen,

 

save the "front panel" vi and all needed subvis into one folder. Then zip all the rest into a safe place. Then open the main vi...

That's maybe not the easiest way, but IMHO the safest.

 

And please:

Don't use llb in a development environment. Use project-style folders instead! And make backups on a regular interval...

Best regards,
GerdW


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Thank you vrey much for your answer. 

I went back to my older .llb and re-did everything I lost; took me about an hour or so (but still wasted time, nevertheless).

 

I have been using labview on frequent basis for two years now and i am always backing up my work regularly (with more than on copy) - never had any trouble (this was my first somewhat "annoying" problem).

An excellent software, especially when using it with C programming language!!!

 

Anyway this just shows that no matter how careful you are, you can always make a silly mistake!So think before you act - lesson learned 🙂

 

Project folders - by that you mean every .vi in its own folder?Do I have to save every .vi or can i do them all at once and then arrange them into seperate folders?

 

Thank you again,

 

Regards,

 

Klemen


https://decibel.ni.com/content/blogs/kl3m3n



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Hi klemen,

 

for each llb you should use a folder. There's a llb manager that helps you to copy all VIs from one place to the other...

Best regards,
GerdW


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