Hi Hoss,
Excuse me, I meant "Current Sequence File Directory". You should absolutely have this search directory, as it comes with Teststand and cannot be deleted from Teststand. I am not sure what you mean by the workspace being the top of the file tree.
As per the Teststand Help, "Use workspace files to help organize and access development files, to perform source code control (SCC) operations in the TestStand Sequence Editor or in a TestStand User Interface, and to store debugging information, such as breakpoints and watch expressions. You can use the TestStand Deployment Utility to create a deployment that contains all the files you specify in a workspace file." This can be found in the Creating a Workspace File article. The workspace functions as a convenient way to include all dependent files while developing and deploying. Again, if you deploy as a workspace, then all you will need to do is include "Current Workspace Directory" in your search directory and this will eliminate the need to include absolute paths in your search directories.
Please let me know if you have any further questions.
Regards,
Jackie
DAQ Product Marketing Engineer
National Instruments
