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| cab0008 |
Posted - 09/21/2010 : 3:58:14 PM
Hello everyone,
I was wondering if anyone has had the problem dealing with saving files to a hard drive (in this case a mapped network to a server) in which the file is split into 2 files and then crashes.
The file holding most of the information is labeled with ~TMP~ at the start, while the regular file ends up containing only a couple of worksheets.
This problem only happens about 80% of the time during times of saving or creating the file and usually (but not always) displays the "send error report" screen. The files are created by labview which uses an extension or something to origin.
However, these are not the only problems I'm having. The files also delete themselves or crash unexpectedly at random times as well as having errors such as "not enough memory to allocate" or "not enough local memory". These errors occur about 40% of the time, usually during calculations or creation of the file.
I have 1 stick of 2gb ram which only has about 500mb being used at any time, but I was wondering if maybe there is something I do not get in dealing with how the memory is written. Should I get more ram for my system to fix this problem so the system can access 2 memory locations in parallel or is the problem different than that?
I thought it may have had to do with the server connection but I tested the process by saving locally and all of the problems still occurred.
Thanks for any help if anyone has experienced this before.
Origin Ver. and Service Release (Select Help-->About Origin): 8.0 SR6
Operating System: xp |
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| cab0008 |
Posted - 09/24/2010 : 5:52:20 PM
Hey Easwar,
I'm not entirely sure of what is occuring with the Labview program right now since I didn't write it, but I'm going to figure out the process sometime when I can speak to the creators.
However, what I believe is going on is the labview program is creating the file (the prgram brings up a box which states that it is doing so). Then Origin starts running and all of the worksheets begin to pop up within the window. At this point the program either shuts off directly after all of the worksheets are created or it remains running.
If it remains running, at any point the program may shut off from now until saving, and after shutting off it will create the split ~Tmp~ and regular file.
The problem is not consistent either which makes it difficult to pinpoint, but it usually does not like the actions of creating the file, alt+3 for the command window, ctrl+s for saving, or exiting the origin program.
I may be able to say more definitively whether or not its a COM server within a week or so, and hopefully I'll be able to get some more RAM by then too for the local memory errors.
As always, thanks for the quick reply and everything you guys do. The code you helped me with earlier is working wonderfully whenever it is not hindered by this issue. |
| larry_lan |
Posted - 09/23/2010 : 04:48:14 AM
Hi Daniel:
Which Origin version are you using? Do you also save the file to a web (mapped) driver? If so, can you see the same problem when saving file on local driver?
Thanks
Larry |
| Daniel Yin |
Posted - 09/23/2010 : 03:30:58 AM
I also have this problem that when I save files, Origin stops incorrectly, and meanwhile a ~TMP~filename.opj was produced.
Also when the incorrectly stopped OPJ is loaded again, the existed fitting information was totally lost.
I was wondering how to solve this problem
Thanks~ |
| easwar |
Posted - 09/22/2010 : 5:01:30 PM
Hi Chase,
So this application is calling Origin as COM-server from LabVIEW using the Origin SubVIs?
Which app is saving the file? Origin or LabVIEW? If it is an Origin subVI that is saving and then you see this problem, can you send specifics to tech support?
Easwar
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