I have a VI that belongs to a library that is not properly licensed on the laptop Im using. How do I get it licensed?

[Nick_S]

I have an error stating a VI belongs to a library that is not properly licensed on the laptop I'm using.  Can anyone tell me how do I get it licensed?  (version LabVIEW 8.5.1)

[JÞB]

That would depend on the addon it belongs to.  If NI authored the library a quick call to your rep will get the ball rolling.  If its a third party supplier the Tools network is a good place to start

[crossrulz]

From information gathered here:http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/unlicensed-library-error/m-p/2352306/highlight/false#M734399

You need to install/register the advanced math addon.  I can't remember the exact name of the toolkit.  It is included if you have the developer suite.

[Nick_S]

Thanks Jeff,

The library that is not licensed seems to be NI_AALPro.lvlib.

Its library path is:

C:\Program Files\National Instruments\Labview 8.5\vi.lib\Analysis\NI_AALPro.lvlib  and it looks like it has a lock on it.

I will try to inquire about a possible addon it may belong to.

Thanks

[Nick_S]

crossrulz

Your response sounds correct.  I've been dumped this and no one really can tell me what was used in the development cycle.

But the advanced math addon makes a lot sense for using a Linear Fit Coefficients VI.

Thanks

[JÞB]

you appear to have LabVIEW Base.  you need to upgrade to LabVIEW Full to get that library.  your local rep will help you out