05-21-2012 10:44 AM
Hi David,
Would it be possible for you to attach your sequence file so we can try to reproduce your setup as closely as we can? I realize that we probably won't be able to run it directly, but I'd like to inspect the file. If you would prefer not posting your file to the forum, let me know, and I will provide you my information so you can send the file to me directly.
11-17-2013 11:40 PM
i have samekind of problem, is there solutions for this?
11-18-2013 09:02 AM
jta,
Please help us reproduce the problem. If you have an example that reproduces the problem or can provide more details on exactly what is happening and what you are doing, that would be very helpful.
Thanks,
-Doug
07-17-2017 06:51 PM - edited 07-17-2017 06:54 PM
Me too, same problem, prompting me to do a web search and I found this thread. We're running tesstand 2016.
Our sequence runs 24/7 on several machines, and I just got this today. I seem to recollect something similar happening a few years ago. It's like teststand just does not return from the wait step, in our case it was hard coded to 2 seconds. Has anyone at NI been able to reproduce this? I have to kill seqedit.exe from the windows task menu to get control back.
David J.
07-18-2017 01:06 AM
Wait for a reasnable solution......if oneday the same issue occurs to me.
07-18-2017 08:48 AM
Hi david_jenkinson,
This post has not been commented on in a couple of years so I would recommend creating a new thread on the NI TestStand page here.
More community members as well as members of our R&D team will be monitoring those posts.
-cblanchard
Applications Engineering
National Instruments
07-18-2017 12:17 PM
Me too, same problem, prompting me to do a web search and I found this thread. We're running tesstand 2016.
Our sequence runs 24/7 on several machines, and I just got this today. I seem to recollect something similar happening a few years ago. It's like teststand just does not return from the wait step, in our case it was hard coded to 2 seconds. Has anyone at NI been able to reproduce this? I have to kill seqedit.exe from the windows task menu to get control back.
David J.
07-19-2017 02:34 PM
Hi David,
Could you provide the subset of your code that exhibits this behavior? If you cannot attach it to a forum post, please let me know.
07-20-2017 05:42 PM
Hi, yes I can. It's really a pretty simple sequence, but it contains custom step types which won't be present on your setup. I'm really busy right now with a lab move, everything is in chaos right now but will be set back up on a couple days and I can send it. But really it just had a wait in between say 8-10 other steps of a custom step type. It was actually in trace enabled mode when it happened, and the step pointer was sitting on "wait" which was coded for 2 seconds. In order to get control back I actually had to blow teststand away in windows task manager, I tried multiple times to terminate/abort/kill.
Dave
07-24-2017 09:14 AM
Hi Dave,
No worries on the delay. Feel free to post your code when you can.