Merge Errors

[SercoSteveB]

What is the value of the source string within Error Out following execution of the VI?

a) Error 1

b) Error 2

c) Error 3

d) Error 1 Error 2 Error 3

[Neelamma]

Ans:A

[Pratibha]

Ans:- A.

[crossrulz]

A

The merge error takes the first error.  If there are no errors, then the first warning.

[MrStevenUND]

A. 

As crossrulz said...

[GayatriT]

Ans: A

     The merge error takes the first error only so answer will be A

[Asha_Nagaraj]

Ans :- A

[RAMESHB]

Ans: A

[swetha_sadula]

Answer:A

[Ranjeet_Singh]

Will merge all the errors starts from error 1.

Answer is error 1

[manolito]

Thank you Steve,

I took the exam and I failed it. I think your questions are valuable and I will try to answer all of them.

Do you have any other ecommendations for retaiking the CLAD (I will do next 03/18/2013).

Thank you.

manolo

[SercoSteveB]

The only recommendation I can give is practice, practice, practice....oh and read this blog......and more practice .   You definitely have to do some CLAD specific preparation (things like this blog), doing LabVIEW day-to-day probably isn't enough for most people.

I remember, when I took the CLAD, thinking that I knew LabVIEW really well and that it would be a breeze.  I had done all of the NI example examinations, was comfortable with the style of the questions and felt really confident.  The exam was a different level though.  Most likely due a combination of the exam conditions, a slight uplift in question complexity (courtesy of NI) and questions on 'how to use LabVIEW' rather than the expected 'how to code in LabVIEW'.  I got through OK, but it certainly wasn't the breeze I was expecting.  Hopefully now you have seen the CLAD, you know what to expect and can hone your preparation.