API Error when running Instance Wizard (GSK)

API Error when running Instance Wizard (GSK)

Description

If a Smart Object instance is created with the Instant Wizard (GFK) and removed again with this wizard, an API error occurs when another instance is created. The error message refers to: "Attempt to read or write protected memory."

This error has been fixed. The Instant Wizard (GFK) works again as expected.

To benefit from this fix:

  • Update your zenon Software Platform to the latest build of zenon 11 or higher.

 



Item ID: 272440
Version: 12.00 Build: 206562
Version: 11.00 Build: 201786
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