Hi,
There is actually quite a complicated issue with the abort vi call
through activex. It does work in many cases, but is failing when there
are multiple references of a vi open at the same time.
Abort VI does work via activex, just make sure you are closing
un-needed references. Try making a ver
The VI was created, and is communicated with, in Visual Basic, using
the Labview Type Library. It is activated as an ActiveX server.
Once created, I use many of the ActiveX commands available in the
assembly, such as FPWinBounds, etc. One of the commands available is
Abort. I can't find any documen
Can you be more specific?
Does the VI contain an ActiveX control or reference? Or do you mean
VI server?
-Joe
I get an error: "VI is currently not idle" when I use the Abort()
command on a VI which is running. Is there any other command I can
use?
