That did it! I didn't have to rebuild the database but it now works with the existing build.

Thanks Tim, you're a genius :)

Thank you for your quick response!

I have attached 2 files. The Plan-G Log, as well as my scenery_packs.ini which lists all of the custom scenery I am using. Most of it is disabled, but still exist in the custom scenery folder.

If there is any additional information I can provide, let me know.

Thanks,
Hank

Good Day,

I'm hoping someone can provide some incite into this issue I am having with utilizing Plan-G and X-Plane 11.

I appear to be able to build the X-Plane 11 Database, however this does not activate the button in the data tab "Display X-Plane 9/10/11 Data" and thus limiting my use of the software as I am stuck at the "First" step

I have attached a copy of Plan-G_Log.txt 

Further Details:
I have attempted this on the following versions, with the same result:

• Plan-G_3.2.1.151
• Plan-G_3.2.2.164 (Current Version in Log File)

I have also installed SQL Server Compact which was recommended in another post. https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/download/confirmation.aspx?id=5783

I noticed in the Log File it states that there is not enough disk space. I currently have 32.4 GB in free space. The PlanG3_XPX.sdf file is 262,356 KB in size. Do I have too much custom scenery in my X-Plane installation perhaps?

Other Specs:

• Windows 10 Pro 64-Bit
• RAM: 4 GB
• Intel i5-3317U @ 1.70 GHz
• This is a Microsoft Surface Pro tablet, the intent is to use this as a secondary device and networked to my actual X-Plane Computer