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continued issues with Act2 and scatter data


richW

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Hi,

 

I have succeeded in following Tom's recommendations to plot 30 or 40 data points from a .gss file onto an Act2 diagram, but now I'm trying it with a big file- 311 samples. nothing plots and i get the following error message:

 

The instruction at "0x7c910a19" referenced memory at "0x00000000". The memory could not be "read".

Once again, I can't upload the .gss file because I get the error message, "You aren't permitted to upload this kind of data file."

any insight would be appreciated.

thanks,

Rich

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Hi, Tom (or whomever),

 

I converted the .gss file to .txt (tab-delimited) and that will upload. My Act2 commands are as follows:

 

Act2> diagram Al+++ on Al+++ vs pH

Act2> x 2 9; y -20 0

Act2> go

 

then in the plot view of Act2, I go to open>scatter data>test and that's when I get the error message.

 

thanks,

 

rich

test.txt

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Hi, Tom,

 

Thanks, I suspected this might be the case. i was playing around with the data last week and was able to get all the points to plot if I broke the dataset into 4 or 5 smaller pieces. So I was reasonably sure that there wasn't a specific problem with any one of the data points. for now, do you know the limit of points i can have without triggering problems?

 

Rich

 

Rich:

 

As a follow-up, this appears to be a bug tied to the number of samples in the GSS dataset, as the scatter points plot fine when I reduce the GSS dataset that you provided.

 

We'll get this address in the next patch, GWB 8.0.10.

 

Regards,

 

Tom

 

 

 

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