LabVIEW configuration file/Execution System

This is a list of LabVIEW ini File settings relating to the Execution System.

allowMultipleInstances

Example	`allowMultipleInstances=FALSE`
Description	Enables running multiple instances of the application at the same time.^[1]
Datatype	Boolean
Permitted Values	TRUE or FALSE
Default Value	FALSE
LabVIEW Versions
OS's Supported
Notes

Example	`ESys.StdNParallel=5`
Description	Defines the number of threads to start in each execution system and priority level.
Datatype	Integer
Permitted Values	-1 to 8 (see notes)
Default Value	1
LabVIEW Versions	5.x , 6.x , 7.x , 8.x
OS's Supported
Notes	0 is equivalent to turning off the Preferences menu item "Run with multiple threads" 1 is the default value, equivalent to turning on "Run with multiple threads" 2 to 8 defines a higher number of threads to start (i.e. a 5x5 matrix) -1 tells LabVIEW to start with a custom set of threading parameters as defined by ESys.xxx.yyyy keys

Example	`hideRootWindow=FALSE`
Description	Hides the application's front panel window and removes any taskbar icons when running the executable.^[2]
Datatype	Boolean
Permitted Values	TRUE or FALSE
Default Value	FALSE
LabVIEW Versions
OS's Supported
Notes

Example	`runAsService=True`
Description	This key tells the LabVIEW Run-Time Engine to ignore the Windows WM_ENDSESSION message that is sent when a user logs off! Use this key when your LabVIEW application is configured to run as a Windows service and has a user interface (service allowed to interact with desktop). The key prevents your LabVIEW application to quit when a user logs off.
Datatype	Boolean
Permitted Values	True or False
Default Value	False
LabVIEW Versions	5.x , 6.x , 7.x , 8.x
OS's Supported
Notes	See also following thread: Creating a Windows NT Service Using LabVIEW: [1]

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