Block off diagram

I'm working on a LabVIEW project for a probe station. The person who built the program already gone, and I'm learning about the structure of his project. In each of the category under VI folder, I found a few void as XX_Properties.vi VI. However, it is related to some variables. Also, if I choose the hierarchy view, I am unable to find that the vi without any block diagram is actually associated with a few other subVIs. I'm confused. How a VI without a diagram can associate another VI? Please notify. Thank you very much!

Best,

Betty

This isn't a VI, but a global variable.

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106748010 2A5C0000 00000000 00000000 00000000  [*\..............]
106748020 00000000 00000018 0004AFFF 10200000  [............. ..]
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106748040 00000000 0000000F 0001877A 00030E43  [...........z...C]
106748050 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000018  [................]
106748060 00000000 00013DFA 40000000 30079E0A  [[email protected]...]
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106748080 00003200 3186D609 00003200 3347D009  [..2.1.....2.3G..]
106748090 00003200 3487D009 00003200 69880209  [..2.4.....2.i...]
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1067480B0 00003200 83928E09 00003200 844ABE09  [..2.......2..J..]
1067480C0 00003200 854A8C09 00003200 874A2809  [..2..J....2..J(.]
1067480D0 00003200 010A8C09 00003200 028B2209  [..2.......2...".]
1067480E0 00003200 03899209 00003200 048A8C09  [..2.......2.....]
1067480F0 00003200 0509C409 00003200 060A2809  [..2.......2...(.]
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106749040 00000000 00009C60 7E09BAFD 30079E13  [.......`~...0...]
106749050 00010000 00000000 00000000 7E09BE0A  [............~...]
106749060 7E09BDF2 00010000 00000000 00000000  [~...............]
106749070 830A9918 830A9916 00010000 00000000  [................]
106749080 00000000 830A8D97 830A8D94 00010000  [................]
106749090 00000000 00000000 7E09BFBE 7E09BFAC  [........~...~...]
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1067490C0 830A94A6 830A95A6 00010000 00000000  [................]
1067490D0 00000000 830A8C80 830A8C7D 00010000  [...........}....]
1067490E0 00000000 00000000 830A9298 830A92ED  [................]
1067490F0 00010000 00000000 00000000 830A8E25  [...............%]
106749100 830A8DDC 00010000 00000000 00000000  [................]
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106749130 00000000 00000000 7E09BC6B 7E09BC2C  [........~..k~..,]
106749140 00010000 00000000 00000000 7E09BDB6  [............~...]
106749150 7E09BD95 00010000 00000000 00000000  [~...............]
106749160 830A8D6B 830A8E21 00010000 00000000  [...k...!........]
106749170 00000000 830A8C13 7E09C3D9 00010000  [........~.......]
106749180 00000000 00000000 830A9491 830A948E  [................]
106749190 00010000 00000000 00000000 830AA4C9  [................]
1067491A0 830AA390 00010000 00000000 00000000  [................]
1067491B0 830AA58A 830AA806 00010000 00000000  [................]
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1067491D0 00000000 00000000 7E09C08E 7E09C0B6  [........~...~...]
1067491E0 00010000 00000000 00000000 830A9073  [...............s]
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106749200 7E09BDD7 7E09BE12 00010000 00000000  [~...~...........]
106749210 00000000 7E09BBAD 7E09BBA0 00010000  [....~...~.......]
106749220 00000000 00000000 830A9B2F 830A9B2C  [.........../...,]
106749230 00010000 00000000 00000000 7E09BC21  [............~..!]
106749240 7E09BC33 00010000 00000000 00000000  [~..3............]
106749250 7E09BD5F 7E09BDC8 00010000 00000000  [~.._~...........]
106749260 00000000 7E09C1A2 7E09C1D2 00010000  [....~...~.......]
106749270 00000000 00000000 7E09BD53 7E09BD2D  [........~..S~..-]
106749280 00010000 00000000 00000000 7E09BBD3  [............~...]
106749290 7E09BBD0 00010000 00000000 00000000  [~...............]
1067492A0 7E09BB37 7E09BB33 00010000 00000000  [~..7~..3........]
1067492B0 00000000 7E09BC2A 7E09BC3C 00010000  [....~..*~..<....]
1067492C0 00000000 00000000 7E09BB3B 7E09BB38  [........~..;~..8]
1067492D0 00010000 00000000 00000000 830A9419  [................]
1067492E0 830A9416 00010000 00000000 00000000  [................]
1067492F0 830A8EA7 830A8EDA 00010000 00000000  [................]
106749300 00000000 830AA21C 830AA101 00010000  [................]
106749310 00000000 00000000 830A9932 830A9A8C  [...........2....]
106749320 00010000 00000000 00000000 7E09C11B  [............~...]
106749330 7E09C13A 00010000 00000000 00000000  [~..:............]
106749340 7E09C36C 7E09C369 00010000 00000000  [~..l~..i........]
106749350 00000000 830A9820 830A9765 00010000  [....... ...e....]
106749360 00000000 00000000 830A90C5 830A9072  [...............r]
106749370 00010000 00000000 00000000 830A8C5D  [...............]]
106749380 830A8C5A 00010000 00000000 00000000  [...Z............]
106749390 830A9150 830A9102 00010000 00000000  [...P............]
1067493A0 00000000 830A8CA9 830A8CEC 00010000  [................]
1067493B0 00000000 00000000 830AA333 830AA218  [...........3....]
1067493C0 00010000 00000000 00000000 7E09BAEF  [............~...]
1067493D0 7E09BAF2 00010000 00000000 00000000  [~...............]
1067493E0 830A9760 830A98A9 00010000 00000000  [...`............]
1067493F0 00000000 7E09BBCF 7E09BBCC 00010000  [....~...~.......]
106749400 00000000 00000000 830A8F7D 830A8F7A  [...........}...z]
106749410 00010000 00000000 00000000 7E09BD33  [............~..3]
106749420 7E09BD55 00010000 00000000 00000000  [~..U............]
106749430 7E09C2C9 7E09C2E5 00010000 00000000  [~...~...........]
106749440 00000000 830AA2A7 830AA18C 00010000  [................]
106749450 00000000 00000000 830A8EE3 830A8E95  [................]
106749460 00010000 00000000 00000000 830A976E  [...............n]
106749470 830A96D0 00010000 00000000 00000000  [................]
106749480 830A9A5F 830A99A3 00010000 00000000  [..._............]
106749490 00000000 7E09BE79 7E09BE58 00010000  [....~..y~..X....]
1067494A0 00000000 00000000 830A95B9 830A9534  [...............4]
1067494B0 00010000 00000000 00000000 830A8C62  [...............b]
1067494C0 830A8C5F 00010000 00000000 00000000  [..._............]
1067494D0 830A9459 830A94CC 00010000 00000000  [...Y............]
1067494E0 00000000 830A98B4 830A98B1 00000000  [................]
1067494F0 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000  [................]
        Repeat 175 times
106749FF0 00000000 00000000 00000000 5327100D  [............S'..]
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  Extent Header:: spare1: 0      spare2: 0      #extents: 24     #blocks: 307199
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   0x03899209  length: 12800 
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   0x0509c409  length: 12800 
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   0x084a8c09  length: 12800 
   0x0949f609  length: 12800 
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  SEG LST:: flg: USED   lhd: 0x830a8f7d ltl: 0x830a8f7a 
  SEG LST:: flg: USED   lhd: 0x7e09bd33 ltl: 0x7e09bd55 
  SEG LST:: flg: USED   lhd: 0x7e09c2c9 ltl: 0x7e09c2e5 
  SEG LST:: flg: USED   lhd: 0x830aa2a7 ltl: 0x830aa18c 
  SEG LST:: flg: USED   lhd: 0x830a8ee3 ltl: 0x830a8e95 
  SEG LST:: flg: USED   lhd: 0x830a976e ltl: 0x830a96d0 
  SEG LST:: flg: USED   lhd: 0x830a9a5f ltl: 0x830a99a3 
  SEG LST:: flg: USED   lhd: 0x7e09be79 ltl: 0x7e09be58 
  SEG LST:: flg: USED   lhd: 0x830a95b9 ltl: 0x830a9534 
  SEG LST:: flg: USED   lhd: 0x830a8c62 ltl: 0x830a8c5f 
  SEG LST:: flg: USED   lhd: 0x830a9459 ltl: 0x830a94cc 
  SEG LST:: flg: USED   lhd: 0x830a98b4 ltl: 0x830a98b1 
  XCT LST:: flg: UNUSED lhd: 0x00000000 ltl: 0x00000000 xid: 0x0000.000.00000000
  XCT LST:: flg: UNUSED lhd: 0x00000000 ltl: 0x00000000 xid: 0x0000.000.00000000
End dump data blocks tsn: 14 file#: 192 minblk 499209 maxblk 499209
{code}

user646745 wrote:
For Lewis points.
(a) Yes, there are several current switch to the new "buffer".
54K cr is so normal based on this point. But why oracle should create a cr which is not useful. 54 k blocks protected by a latch of cbc will have poor performance, but it seems that oracle needs that search the xcur block which is the first block of these 54 k, so we won't see not the cbc latch wait on the latch pretect the segment header. I don't know what is the purpose of them. If these cr will be used somewhere, it will hurt not performance under oracle will seach up to 54 k block while holding the latch of the CBC.

I didn't say it was 'normal' - I just pointed out that your system was probably not createmore copies of CR. I think we can assume that there is a point to the way that Oracle leaves a block of trail of the CR - but that the piece of code that you hit individual fails to apply the usual restriction on the track of CR. Given your degree of concurrency, I doubt if Oracle might need more about 90 kept copies (one for each concurrent process).

(b) no comments

My point (b) was there to suggest that what you see should be classified as a defect in the code.

(c) Yes, in the test environment, the buffer is large (18 G), the table is small (couple of GB)

In earlier versions of Oracle, I was able to break the limit of maxcr_dba whenever I wanted to - and one of the things to 'help' the appearance of the problem should run (the equivalent of), "alter system RAS buffer_cache" + so that I got a lot of buffers marked as 'free '. In may, to a certain extent, to know why you managed to get so many clones of CR.

(d) no bump of HWM table also got deleted frequently, the production dashboard freelist had about 500 M.

Your test shows no deletions, well that I wondered why you had about 200 000 blocks under high water with about 100,000 on the freelist. I had assumed that you hit another bug which lost blocks. (One of the features of the use of boring long is that it is very easy to knock several blocks off the coast of the freelist by attempting to insert a long line in a block that has been on the freelist after a delete).

I did not see anything in your create table statement that suggest he had created for the 2.5 GB which suggests the segment header dump, incidentally.

freelist group helps a lot in my test using the table below, a question is why do we need of "count of the freelist and freelist groups County co-first?
create table test_flist_g (a long raw) storage (freelists 1 FREELIST GROUPS 59);

Freelist groups help because the segment header is (in part) a group block no quotas. By creating several groups not freelist, you pass this role in several other blocks. With a good distribution of the no contingency group blocks, each block will have a much smaller number of concurrent processes, use it to manage the workspace. Simultaneous modification of the blocks is a necessary cause of multiple copies generated: that's why the suggestion helped. It is also possible that you are using a different code path - which is may be a code path that was corrected in order to limit copies of CR.

Both parameters must be first between them because your session selects what freelist group and what freelist in block group not limited using the same algorithm of turnstile on the process id. If a parameter is one multiple of the other, it is relatively easy to find in a large batch of the consecutive process id you end by using only a subset of the freelists.

By the way - 90 concurrenct process, you do not want to use SAMS (automatic segment space management) because it is actually the equivalent of running with 16 freelist, and even if it limits the effect of cloning, it can still result in competing on the bitmap blocks. Switchis freelist groups (probably) is your best bet.

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After stripping the VI over I me finally at a place where my main VI was just a giant off diagram structure, without code in the active code, only in the case of people with disabilities. Running this always caused LabVIEW VI to think a VI was running, and that smoking LabVIEW would he abandoned.

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Another developer here asked me about the same problem earlier this week.

I don't think that he figured it out but I recommend go to the hierarchy screen VI then to do a ctrl - a to display all the screws that can give you a clue.

Otherwise I can meditate only if there is a X-Control involved.

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Please let me know if figure you it out.

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