various input file formats to diadem

Hello

Am new to this area of DIAdem. I read that DIAdem takes input .dat, .mme, .xls and .iso.

Can someone make me understand that, so that these different input files are used and how they differ from each other? What type of file is more efficient to use?

Hi Rash.patel,

They CAME to files, so if you have this file type on your hard drive, you can load it into DIAdem.  If you have a choice of file formats, NOR recommend TDM/TDX or PDM.  List you provided, the former DIAdem *.dat file format is preferable, because it's the only one in the list of stores as a block of data in binary files, which makes it much faster to read and write.

What type of data files you load into DIAdem to analyze and report?

Brad Turpin

Tiara Product Support Engineer
National Instruments

Tags: NI Software

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