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Publish Date: Sep 6, 2006


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Deleting Results of Re-Executed Steps in TestStand

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Many times a TestStand sequence allows for the repetition of a step if it fails. By default, each step result is in the report. This sequence demonstrates how to delete a result from a report if you have repeated that particular step. By using a SequenceFilePostResultListEntry Engine callback, this sequence deletes the result from the ResultList array.

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KnowledgeBase 3D3AAI0U: How Do I Filter Results in a TestStand XML Report?
Developer Zone Example: Modification of Result Collection using SequenceFilePostResultListEntry Call
KnowledgeBase 2FTCHAY6: Runtime Manipulation of the ResultList Contents

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Filename: retrystep.seq

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Application Software: NI TestStand Development System 3.0
Language(s): Other

 
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What if retest pass?
This example was something what I was looking for, but... How I can get sequence pass if retest pass? RunState.SequenceFailed stays True even failed results were removed from ResultList array.
- Pasi Miettinen, Enics Oy. pasi.miettinen@enics.com - Nov 11, 2009

 

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