Error results in UUT Test Pass

[jimbobaggies]

Hello Oli and thanks for your response.

- re-run the test --> The result is changed to Pass, no problem.

- ignore the fail --> Yes that is correct.

- terminate --> if terminated it records a TEST_WARN as per the cleanup in MainSequence.

If Error I would expect to the overall result to be a TEST_FAIL, however it is recoding a TEST_PASS. What do I need to do to make this record a pass?

[jimbobaggies]

My last response was incorrect, and you cannot edit post by looks of things.

If Error I would expect to the overall result to be a TEST_FAIL, however it is recoding a TEST_PASS. What do I need to do to make this record a FAIL?

[Oli_Wachno]

In TestStand, a RunTime Error doesn't neccessarily mean, that the DUT has failed (in dubio pro reo).

So when you perform checking in the Cleanup section, you also need to consider

RunState.SequenceError

[jimbobaggies]

Thank you again for your help... loving the Latin by the way 😄

When our CM tests product and get and error like this, as they are running TestStand in "Operator" mode they only get the options to Run Cleanup or Abort Immediately, and this is where my cleanup is recording the TEST_PASS. 

Thinking about it this shouldn't be a fail as it could be instrument error, comms error, etc, so in the cleanup I would like to add this error state so it gives a TEST_WARN. 

Do I need to add in an extra "Else if" statement, or for the existing one can I have 

Locals.termState!=1 || RunState.SequenceError.Occurred

[Oli_Wachno]

I don’t see a reason why 

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@jimbobaggies wrote:

Locals.termState!=1 || RunState.SequenceError.Occurred

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shouldn’t be sufficient 

BTW…. You are really letting operators use abort? This leaves the system in some state. IMHO it should only be used by a technician who understands the issue and will be able to get the system going / recover to be operational again

[jimbobaggies]

I did not know you could change this, how would you remove that option for operators?

[jimbobaggies]

Struggling to get this working, have tried the following.

Locals.termState!=1 || RunState.Step.Result.Error.Occurred!=False

Locals.termState!=1 || RunState.Step.Result.Error.Occurred==True

AnyOf(Locals.termState!=1, RunState.Step.Result.Error.Occurred==True)

 Also tried the above with "Step.Result.Error.Occurred"

Cannot seem to get it working.

[Oli_Wachno]

Sorry, almost (but only almost) forgot about this thread 😉

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@jimbobaggies wrote:

I did not know you could change this, how would you remove that option for operators?

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More info asap

[Oli_Wachno]

Sorry for the delay.... 

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@jimbobaggies wrote:

Struggling to get this working, have tried the following.

Locals.termState!=1 || RunState.Step.Result.Error.Occurred!=False

Locals.termState!=1 || RunState.Step.Result.Error.Occurred==True

AnyOf(Locals.termState!=1, RunState.Step.Result.Error.Occurred==True)

 Also tried the above with "Step.Result.Error.Occurred"

Cannot seem to get it working.

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I tried to think this through, but I'm a bit stuck... which (use) case is actually not working?

[Oli_Wachno]

Just stumbled over this

https://knowledge.ni.com/KnowledgeArticleDetails?id=kA03q000000x2ZuCAI&l=de-DE