c.rutten

Hello, Yes, I first try to stop the SMO, and then destroy it. The problem is when the SMO doesn't stop after the stop command has been sent. It this case, destroy should trigger and abort but that doesn't work for me. Best regards

Hi, One nice feature of SMO is the ability to programmatically abort an instance of a SMO that did not stop properly when asked to. Very similar to what you would do with the big red "abort" button in the labVIEW IDE. The abort method is called in the "destroy.vi" method of the SMO. However, this functionnality doesn't work for me and I'm not sure it is supposed to work. Indeed, the SMO is attempting to call the abort invoke method on the reference of "process.vi" which is a subvi of "LaunchProcess.vi". To my understanding, LabVIEW does not allow to programmatically kill a sub