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  Your best bet is to contact the game-maker support forums and ask there. The should have encountered these problems quite often in the past three years :)

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• not enough memory to complete the operation

  I looked in the forums for "memory to complete operation" error and despite the advice that I found, the error always happens.

  I'm using LabVIEW 2012 to try to constantly monitor our system, recording temperature, power, etc. vs time (values obtained by acquisition of data USB-6008).  The data being saved to file, is every 60 seconds using a small table (no problem here).  Allocation of memory time/sleeves typical LabVIEW is about 180 MB (4 GB of RAM on computer).

  The issue that I feel is related to our wish to display these data on a chart for long periods of time.  The current iteration of the code works as follows.

  (1) we have 2 XY charts with 2 slots of each.

  (2) for each parcel, I'm initialization of clusters of berries of 2 100 000 (XY pairs) that are related to the shift registers.  I know it's bigger that can be displayed on a chart, but I am currently more concerned with reducing the number of data copies.

  (3) every 10th data point is added in the tables using one up Bundle/Unbundle element with a 'subset of table replace. "  In other words, there are about 8640 points per day. (One day is the shortest duration usually read)

  (4) for the two traces on a XY Chart, two groups are combined in a table (using the table to build).  I think that's my problem here.  Since every time I update the charts that LabVIEW must allocate memory for the 4 XY plots. (I'm correct here?)

  Decimating the additional data during research on several days will reduce the amount written in the plots.  However, this creates copies of data.  It is useful in this case?

  Instead of initializing 4 groups (1 for each plot) and combining in the tables later, it would be better to initialize the array of clusters of berries (2 lots per chart) and update the data by "index / unbundle / replace the subset of table / bundle replace table subset" series of operations?

  Nothing obviously bad jumps to my, but this could be why it works for days sometimes.  A few things to try:

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  (3) build you tables of Irr and time according to the table of the construction and reset them once / day.  You can try those external booting as well.

  (4) If a problem occurs and the file write crashes your queue can fill.  The dequeue item is already waiting for data before it does anything, so I don't think you need the delay in the same loop.  This could help the dequeue catch up if the queue is large.  You can use a vi Get Queue Status to display the number of items in the queue on the screen.  As long as it is not hidden by the error message it could give you an idea if the queue is the cause of your error.  You can also access the queue size to see if it develops.

  (5) If your data acquisition loop error handling is not good, a mistake it can cause the loop to run as fast as possible.  If you have added the 1000ms wait just to show that this is not a gourmet loop, so this could easily be the cause.  I do not think that the Renault USB are very reliable, so try to use a days may run into this error.

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• "Not enough space to complete the operation"

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• Not enough memory to perform the operation

  Hello

  I tried to run the code below, but still I get the error "not enough memory to perform."

  I don't know why is so? Its simple operation that I am doing...

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  Right-click on the installation files and select run as administrator to install the program.

  Method 2:

  Alternatively, you can try to run a disk cleanup to remove unwanted files and check if the problem persists.

  Delete files using disk cleanup

  For more information, please see the following link:

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc978735.aspx

  Method 3:

  If you're still having problems, try to perform a clean boot, and then install the program.

  A clean boot helps eliminate software conflicts. You can check the link below for how to put the computer in a clean boot.

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