Restoring TDM from TDX?

Hi,
I am frequently working with my offline data profile (Windows - Offline Drive). DIAdem is not willing to save TDM files in that path, so that anytime I forget to change to a local drive the application shuts down destroying the TDM (content 0 Byte). However, the TDX is still available.
Is there any chance to restore the TDM even if it's no longer available neither on the server?
This is what the logfile looks like afterwards:
"DIAdem\050.tdm(1) : fatal error xercesc:AXParseException 1 : Invalid document structure
fatal error (42) :Errors while processing the model"

Hi CBM,
You will need to adapt the template at least a little. The TDM file contains the file name of the binary TDX file, the length and data type of each of the channels in the TDX file, the channel names, units, etc. Chances are slim approaching nil that all of those details are exactly the same in your template file as the orphaned TDX file you're trying to ressurect. Can you send me the template file and the orphaned binary file and describe which items need to be adapted? I'm perfectly willing to send you the VBScript I have, but it will likely not do exactly what you want, and I think it would be easier to proceed the other way around.
Brad Turpin
DIAdem Product Support Engineer
National Instruments

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