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Ich bekomme beim Laden einer .DAT Datei die oben stehende Fehlermeldung.

Was ist der Fehler und wie kann ich diesen beheben?

Vielen Dank für die Unterstützung.

 

When I want to load a .DAT file with drag&drop from the navigation to the data field I receive an error message.

It is not always the case. But I don´t know what is the reason. I did not change anything. What is the error and how can I solve it?

Thank you in advance.

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Hi LTIC,

 

What version of DIAdem are you using?  The DD8x loading mechanism is VERY old, as its name implies (DIAdem 8x).  The modern tool to use to load and save DIAdem *.dat files is the DAT DataPlugin.  Depending on how old your DIAdem version is, there may be some reason that your DAT DataPlugin is not being used by default, or some reason why it is failing with that file.  To explore that a little bit, try this script with the DataFilePath set to one of those *.dat files you have that fails to load:

DataFilePath = "C:\Users\Public\Documents\National Instruments\DIAdem 2020\Data\DRIVE.dat"
Call Data.Root.Clear()
Call DataFileLoad(DataFilePath, "DAT")

The "wurde nicht gefunden" error is puzzling.  I think the parentheses in the file path are OK, but you could try putting that file in a different folder like your Windows Desktop and dragging and dropping again.  What is the file size of that *.dat file?

 

Brad Turpin

Principal Technical Support Engineer

NI

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@Brad_Turpin wrote:

Hi LTIC,

 

What version of DIAdem are you using?  The DD8x loading mechanism is VERY old, as its name implies (DIAdem 8x).  The modern tool to use to load and save DIAdem *.dat files is the DAT DataPlugin.  Depending on how old your DIAdem version is, there may be some reason that your DAT DataPlugin is not being used by default, or some reason why it is failing with that file.  To explore that a little bit, try this script with the DataFilePath set to one of those *.dat files you have that fails to load: friday night funkin

DataFilePath = "C:\Users\Public\Documents\National Instruments\DIAdem 2020\Data\DRIVE.dat"
Call Data.Root.Clear()
Call DataFileLoad(DataFilePath, "DAT")

The "wurde nicht gefunden" error is puzzling.  I think the parentheses in the file path are OK, but you could try putting that file in a different folder like your Windows Desktop and dragging and dropping again.  What is the file size of that *.dat file?

 

Brad Turpin

Principal Technical Support Engineer

NI


Thanks for the info, much appreciated!

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It seems you're encountering a sporadic error when loading a .DAT file. This could be due to file corruption or compatibility issues. Try checking the file format and ensuring it's not locked by another program. For some fun, take a break and play Snow Rider 3D to refresh your mind! That could spark new ideas for solving your issue. 

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