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I have downloaded an example form "http://zone.ni.com", but I think it is a bug in it.
JIG
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03-12-2001 02:13 AM
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Hello!
I have downloaded an example form the web, but I think it is a bug in it.
The example is: "Retry a Failed Step to Avoid a Sequence Failure"
I download it from the URL address: http://zone.ni.com/devzone/devzoneweb.nsf/opendoc?openagent&DF744911A2F9C0BF8625683A000B9BC3&cat=98593CE7FDEE3C7B862567C2005AC9D7
When I run the example I can se the "bug" it I tray to do as following:
Run Sequence
Enter a serial number
Click on "Fail" button
Click on "Terminate" button
Click "OK" in the Terminate banner
Click "Next UUT"
Enter a serial number
Click on "Fail" button
Click "Retry" button
Now you can see the "bug", the program is now displa
ying a blue "Terminate" banner.
I suppose the program should not display this banner, but only run the current steep again.
If anybody can tell me what�s wrong in this example I will be very happy.
I have downloaded an example form the web, but I think it is a bug in it.
The example is: "Retry a Failed Step to Avoid a Sequence Failure"
I download it from the URL address: http://zone.ni.com/devzone/devzoneweb.nsf/opendoc?openagent&DF744911A2F9C0BF8625683A000B9BC3&cat=98593CE7FDEE3C7B862567C2005AC9D7
When I run the example I can se the "bug" it I tray to do as following:
Run Sequence
Enter a serial number
Click on "Fail" button
Click on "Terminate" button
Click "OK" in the Terminate banner
Click "Next UUT"
Enter a serial number
Click on "Fail" button
Click "Retry" button
Now you can see the "bug", the program is now displa
ying a blue "Terminate" banner.
I suppose the program should not display this banner, but only run the current steep again.
If anybody can tell me what�s wrong in this example I will be very happy.
Anand_Jain
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03-12-2001 06:18 PM
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Hi,
I think if you follow the instructions as given in the example you will not have any problems.
here are the instructions below
"This example code demonstrates one technique of handling test failures.
If this step fails, a dialog will be displayed giving options to Break, Terminate, or Retry.
The On Fail Post Action calls the HandleTestFailure sequence which is
another sequence in this sequence file.
The sequence file has the SequenceFilePreStep Callback overridden where
the initial statue of Runstate.SequenceFailed is stored in a local variable. Create a local variable in your sequence called SequenceAlreadyFailed which is a boolen.
To use this in your sequence file:
1. Copy the HandleTestFailure sequence to your sequence file.
2. For a step to use this, you
must set the On Fail Post Action to call the
HandleTestFailure sequence.
3. Override the PreStepCallback.
4. Copy the step from this example's PreStepCallback to yours.
5. Copy the TestFailureDialog.* files to the same directory as your sequence file.
I think if you follow the instructions as given in the example you will not have any problems.
here are the instructions below
"This example code demonstrates one technique of handling test failures.
If this step fails, a dialog will be displayed giving options to Break, Terminate, or Retry.
The On Fail Post Action calls the HandleTestFailure sequence which is
another sequence in this sequence file.
The sequence file has the SequenceFilePreStep Callback overridden where
the initial statue of Runstate.SequenceFailed is stored in a local variable. Create a local variable in your sequence called SequenceAlreadyFailed which is a boolen.
To use this in your sequence file:
1. Copy the HandleTestFailure sequence to your sequence file.
2. For a step to use this, you
must set the On Fail Post Action to call the
HandleTestFailure sequence.
3. Override the PreStepCallback.
4. Copy the step from this example's PreStepCallback to yours.
5. Copy the TestFailureDialog.* files to the same directory as your sequence file.
03-13-2001 01:59 AM
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I am sorry,
But I have followed the instructions, but I still have the problem I described.
Have you tested the recipe I wrote?
But I have followed the instructions, but I still have the problem I described.
Have you tested the recipe I wrote?
Anand_Jain
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03-23-2001 03:19 PM
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"I did not answer the question correctly.I have found the problem in the example. I have modified it. If you go back to the example you will get the right top level VI's
Anand Jain
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Anand Jain
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National Instruments
http://www.ni.com/ask
Anand_Jain
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03-13-2001 01:06 PM
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I did not answer the question correctly.I have found the problem in the example. I have modified it and it will corrected tomorrow. I have attached the modified vi.
