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• How to write data from the INI file for the control of the ring

  Hai,

  I need to write the data read from the INI file to a control of the RING. Doing this operation using variants I get the error.

  I will be happy if someone help me. I have attached the file special INI and VI.

  
  

• read and sort the values present in the .ini file

  Hi all

  I have an .ini file in which a set of modules with that execution order is mentioned. I want to get all these values sorted in a table, so that I can proceed with the execution of each one in the order given. The list of the module in the .ini file looks like this:

  .

  Here, the numbers represent the order of execution of the module.

  I should get output as a table with the following values:

  1 MNO

  DEF 2

  3 STU

  4 PQR

  5 GHEE

  6 VWZ

  ABC 7

  8 JKL

  I don't know about the configuration data and reading key live but as the list of modules is huge I don't know how to write efficient code for this. Any suggestions are welcome.

  Thank you.

  The excerpt below should be very close to what you want.

  

• How to restore control of the trace file file

  How to restore control of the trace file file?
  
  say I have a file of trace control file and I've lost all control file copies. The only backup of control file is the control file record.
  
  What are the steps to follow.
  
  Version: 10.2.0.4
  OS: Solaris 10

  SQL > alter database backup controlfile to trace;

  After giving this statement, oracle will write the CREATE CONTROLFILE statement in a trace file. The trace file will be randomly
  called something like ORA23212. TRC and it is created in the USER_DUMP_DEST directory.

  2. go in the USER_DUMP_DEST directory and open the last trace file in the text editor. This file will contain the CREATE CONTROLFILE
  statement. It will be two sets of instruction with RESETLOGS and one without option RESETLOGS RESETLOGS.use of the CREATE CONTROLFILE statement.
  Now, copy and paste the statement into a file. Whether c.sql

  3. now open the c.sql file in the text editor and set the name of the database to ica to prod illustrated in the example below (replaced REUSE to the GAME)

  CREATE CONTROLFILE

  Prod to DEFINE a DATABASE

  LOGFILE GROUP 1 ('/ u01/oracle/ica/redo01_01.log',)

  U01/Oracle/ICA/redo01_02.log'),

  GROUP 2 ('/ u01/oracle/ica/redo02_01.log',)

  U01/Oracle/ICA/redo02_02.log'),

  GROUP 3 ('/ u01/oracle/ica/redo03_01.log',)

  U01/Oracle/ICA/redo03_02.log')

  RESETLOGS

  DATAFILE ' / u01/oracle/ica/system01.dbf' SIZE 3 m.

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  ' / SIZE of the 5 M u01/oracle/ica/users01.dbs.

  ' / SIZE of the 5 M u01/oracle/ica/temp01.dbs

  MAXLOGFILES 50

  MAXLOGMEMBERS 3

  MAXLOGHISTORY 400

  MAXDATAFILES 200

  MAXINSTANCES 6

  ARCHIVELOG;

  SQL > STARTUP NOMOUNT;

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  6. now, open database with RESETLOGS

  SQL > ALTER DATABASE OPEN RESETLOGS;

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• using the .ini file created by EXE

  First of all I would like to say that I have a thorough knowledge of the .ini files and the need for them.  My question is related specifically to the .ini file that is created with the executable.  I searched the forum but have not found any instance of my question specifically.  After installation, the .exe and .ini are placed in my working directory in Program Files, which I expected.  The .ini file that is created is attached.

  Now, I would like to point to a different .ini that stores control settings.  I did it in the App generator under Advanced > Use Custom Config File.  That's fine and dandy, but the network, web, settings etc that have been created in the original .ini does not get included in my new .ini.  If my option is to use an .ini file separated with my control as well as created by the .exe parameters.  This seems redundant.

  My question is: does nothing my executable with the .ini file that is created when it starts to run?  I'd be OK NOT to have attached items if I wanted to point to a custom .ini file?  Why create an .ini with these specific settings file if the .exe does nothing with them?

  The only article I found is this one

  http://digital.NI.com/public.nsf/allkb/5467F7D7895835C186256FAF00600A21?OpenDocument

  but it does not explain what the .exe is done with it, if anything.  I guess you have a total control over the .ini and there is nothing "automatic / backstage" going on here.

  Thanks in advance for your help.

  Why remind you the application builder to a custom INI file if you are going to have to read the chips inside manually anyway?  The reason to use a custom within the app Builder INI file is so that you can include specific parameters of execution (VI, access list server, port etc.) which are different from the settings using the LabVIEW development environment.

  You need not key in the INI file for your run-time application (as evidenced by the fact that if you delete the INI file, your exe will still works, creating a new INI file with default values).  If you leave the defaults, the application adds in the first leg in any case.

  You can store your own data in the same INI file used by the executable file; just put the keys in a different section.  LabVIEW Config File format INI files screws slightly differently (for example adding spaces around the = sign), but I didn't know it causes problems.

• Best practices for the .ini file, reading

  Hello LabViewers

  I have a pretty big application that uses a lot of communication material of various devices. I created an executable file, because the software runs on multiple sites. Some settings are currently hardcoded, others I put in a file .ini, such as the focus of the camera. The thought process was that this kind of parameters may vary from one place to another and can be defined by a user in the .ini file.

  I would now like to extend the application of the possibility of using two different versions of the device hardware key (an atomic Force Microscope). I think it makes sense to do so using two versions of the .ini file. I intend to create two different .ini files and a trained user there could still adjust settings, such as the focus of the camera, if necessary. The other settings, it can not touch. I also EMI to force the user to select an .ini to start the executable file using a dialog box file, unlike now where the ini (only) file is automatically read in. If no .ini file is specified, then the application would stop. This use of the .ini file has a meaning?

  My real question now solves on how to manage playback in the sector of .ini file. My estimate is that between 20-30 settings will be stored in the .ini file, I see two possibilities, but I don't know what the best choice or if im missing a third

  (1) (current solution) I created a vi in reading where I write all the .ini values to the global variables of the project. All other read only VI the value of global variables (no other writing) ommit competitive situations

  (2) I have pass the path to the .ini file in the subVIs and read the values in the .ini file if necessary. I can open them read-only.

  What is the best practice? What is more scalable? Advantages/disadvantages?

  Thank you very much

  1. I recommend just using a configuration file.  You have just a key to say what type of device is actually used.  This will make things easier on the user, because they will not have to keep selecting the right file.

  2. I use the globals.  There is no need to constantly open, get values and close a file when it is the same everywhere.  And since it's just a moment read at first, globals are perfect for this.

• default setting of the entry in the ini file?

  What, in v2011, is the default setting in the ini file AllowMultipleInstances value? I know this isn't a field normally included in the generated ini file when an exe is built, I wonder what the value is default? I've added in the ini file, set to False on a machine, I try to solve problems which has a launch program so slow that operators often go back and try and start again, which results in two instances, only that works properly.

  Test with any simple program, it seems that the default value is false, as usual.

  Maybe your executable is so heavy during the loading time is not "recognizable" a later instance for a long time?

  In this case, you can write a slight stub program that will be launched by the user instead of the main.

  The heel should run at hand via a file cmd or SystemExec; It would give fast feedback to the user; It should stay for enough time to leave the main appear, then stop itself.

• Why can't I just copy a profile to another system in the directory profiles and modified the ini file

  My main system crashed. I have a copy of the profile. When I move a copy of the profile in the profiles folder and edit the ini file to use the new name, I get a message that there is an instance of thunderbird running and I need to shut it down. I don't see any instance of thunderbird anywhere in the Task Manager. It happens just for me the fact that I am also in firefox may be the cause of the problem to a running instance. I'm under V31.7.0

  I tried to simply move the mail directory in the existing profile. The thing is that I don't see the old messages. I can see all of the subfolders of the Inbox on the left but not messages in the right pain. I can see new messages, but it's all in the Inbox and not filtered to the subfolder.

  I tried to activate the function of multiple profile but that doesn't seem to work.

  MY BAD
  It seems that I had something that was bad in the profile. I got the profile from a backup and now Thunderbird works fine.

  Sorry that I missed the problem earlier.

• Place the ini file in a specific location when the application generating

  Hello

  I have a little problem.  I have an ini file that I use to store some settings.  Lets call this app.ini file.  When I build the Application.exe, it puts this file in the data directory.  I was hoping that it would be at a higher level and be located in the same directory as Application.exe is (otherwise it will not read the file correctly.)  Looked at the settings of the Source file in the list of categories in the Properties window for the construction and all the 'Identical to the appellant' Destination, but he did not where I wanted.  I would really like this file to a directory higher when I do my build so that my application to read correctly.  Any suggestions?

  I use this executable then when I do my Installer and the problem just spreads here also, not good.

  One way to solve the problem:

  (1) in the build Properties window, select Destinations and create a new destination. Select the same directory where the exe file will be stored as 'Path of Destination'

  (2) assign this destination in the .ini file.

  Let me know if it works

  Marco

• can you tell me what to type in the search to bring up all the ini files?

  original title: question on files

  If someone could tell me what to type in the search to bring up all the ini files, it would be great.

  sandwichsam wrote:

  If someone could tell me what to type in the search to bring up all the ini files, it would be great.

  Have you tried searching for "*.ini?

  Bruce Chambers

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• Noise DC value of the ini file values

  Hello

  I am trying to build a generator of signals (sine, triangle, sawtooth, square random noise, DC). I managed to get the job of waveform using the signal generator of NOR built based on VI. but I want to add the DC case that I managed to do. but I want the values (magnitude and frequency) to be in an ini file. My idea is manual sets the values in the file, once I run the vi and select the case of DC noise, it should read the file values and the data output and once I have stop, it records the values of dc before returning.

  So, I'm stuck trying to figure how to do this. I hope that I was clear enough. I don't have a code to view since I haven't started yet coding on this part. Help, please.

  Clearly enough explained.

  Take a look at the screw configuration file, found in e/s from file > Config File live. There also many examples n the community, as well as in the Finder of the example, illustrating the use of these. A good starting point is the sample Configuration settings file write example Finder, and reading Configuration settings file.

  Your .ini file will look something like this, once created:

  [DC noise settings]

  Amplitude = 1.234567

  Frequency = 8.901234

  This is equivalent to:

  [Name of section]

  Key 1 = value

  Button 2 = value

  When asked to read a specific key in a certain section, VI only through the file for the named section, and then search for they key the name you provided it. Remember, you will need to know what type of data is when you read back.

  You can use VI writing to modify specific keys in specific sections as soon as you close the file.

  This is one of a multitude of methods, you can use to do this, but are probably the simplest.

• Cluster (buttons and the radio channel controls) - select the right file

  I have a list of text files and I need to select and open an of based on radio button selection.  How to sync the radio button with control of the chain so that I can get the name of the control of the chain and open the right file name?

  The attached vi does not work as I would like.

  Edit: Or is there a better way?

  Depends on the source of the list of files.  If you embed it in LabVIEW via a table or another method, then obviously a recompilation must be made.

  If the list of files will come from a specific directory, then simply read the list of the files from there when starting of the VI (see example).

  Or you could store the list in the text file and read the file at the start of the VI.  You can edit the text at any time without recompilation.

• Adding file control and the data file

  Hello
  
  I need to edit and add a control file and the data file to a database but its controlfile max and max datafiles parameters are reached. Is there any other step rather than create trace control file backup and change the db file and trace in nomount commissioning, please let me know.
  
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• Open the ini file

  Hello

  I have a little problem years hope anyone can help me.

  I would like to open a *.ini file if I press the button, but the file does not open. can someone help me please?

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  {
  switch (event)
  {
  case EVENT_COMMIT:
  OpenFile ('c:\\home\\My Documents\\studium\\File.ini",VAL_READ_WRITE,VAL_OPEN_AS_IS,VAL_ASCII);
  break;
  }
  return 0;
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  I'm not sure, what do you expect of the OpenFile() function to do?

  OpenFile() opens the file in a programmatic manner: This means that it provides a value (what you need to store it in a variable) which allows to read or write data from/to the file bycalling file such as ReadFile() and WriteFile() manipulation functions. It will NOT open the file in your favorite editor!

  to open the file in the sense of the word Windows User Interface, use the OpenDocumentInDefaultViewer() function.

• problem updating the ini file ini file

  I get the ip address of the user's input and to replace the old IP in the .ini to the last ip address file but the problem is when a user enter the IP and I write it in my ini file it does not at once, but if I do it twise in calling the same function of my command button twise then my ini file is updated , it is the strage iniwrite function returnes success although on first attempt. I checked with breakpoint, but when I do it twise, then it is done, please guide me in detail, I am really amayzed by this strange behavior...

  

  I already gave you the exact order of the functions in my previous message!

  Ini file tool generates an object in memory that allows you to store and locate the values. This object can be filled in reading a file on the disk; Similarly, it can be saved to a file on disk. This is the very first operation and the last to perform if you want a picture to date of your values on the disk. There are three layers to consider:

  1. The file on the disk
  
  
  2. The IniText object in memory
  
  
  3. The variables specific to your program

  With this in mind, the right order to update the file on the disk so that it reflects the value that your variables have in memory is:

  Ini_New create the object in memory

  Ini_ReadFromFile fill it with the contents of the disc

  Ini_get('sendmail_from') read of the idebugprogramnode2 memory in your program variables

  Here tou can update the values of program

  Ini_Put update the object of memory with the contents of your variables

  Ini_WriteToFile save everything on the disc

  Memory Ini_Dispose clear

  As you save on disk before you call the Ini_Put functions, the disk image is not updated