10-24-2005 07:03 AM
10-24-2005 07:44 AM
10-24-2005 08:40 AM
Hi Ray,
I got the type conflict dialog and I opted to use the "currently loaded type". As I said before, what I really cannot understand is the difference in beahvior on 2 PC's - and what is the expected behavior?
Thanks,
Geeth
10-24-2005 09:22 AM
Hi Geeth,
If you have the same types ini file on both systems, then I would have expected the same behaviour on both.
What version of teststand are you using?
Regards
Ray Farmer
10-24-2005 09:27 AM
10-24-2005 05:16 PM
Geeth,
By modifying the sub container you mean only modifying the structure I assume (you can also modify the value of the properties).
You should not lose the values of the main container in that case.
I have some questions for you:
Did you increment the step type version after you modify it?
Did you copy the type palette file to the second PC?
By default TestStand would use the step type definition containing the highest version number.
You can change this option in the Step Type properties dialog under the Version tag.
Could you tell me how is your step type version tag configured?
Regards.
Antonio Lie.
10-25-2005 12:54 AM
10-25-2005 01:09 AM
Hi Geeth,
It maybe that you have a copy of your step type in one of the other ini files on your original system and its actually this step type being used on your original system.
Make a backup of you types ini files, so that you can restore your system. Copy from your target system a complete set of type ini files. Does this give you the same behaviour on both systems?
If it does, try copying a cross a file at a time from your saved set to find which file is causing the problem.
Regards
Ray Farmer
10-25-2005 07:46 AM
10-25-2005 08:17 AM
Hi,
Glad you sorted it out.
Regards
Ray Farmer