11-02-2010 02:05 PM
Search NI site and found info on how to create extra loggin value in the UUT_Result table. I copied and saved both the database.seq and standard process model. parameter was added to database.seq. parameter added to the callback, then added a local variable to model. I did every step in order, then verify the schema was correct and logging property was added. I still get the following error and not sure if a step was missed.
An error occurred calling 'LogUUTResult' in 'ITSDBLog' of 'zNI TestStand Database Logging'
An error occurred while setting a column value.
Statement: UUT_RESULT.
Column: WO_NUMBER
Property: Measurement.[Measurement 1]
Unknown variable or property name 'Logging.WO_Number'.
Source: TSDBLog
Error Code: -17306; Unknown variable or property name.
Location: Step 'Log UUT Result' of sequence 'SequenceFilePostResultListEntry' in 'SequentialModel2.seq'
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11-03-2010 08:20 AM
Retried the steps listed to create a new logging property, still get error logging, does not like logging.ModelNumber, but will pull it in as a stationglobal.
11-03-2010 08:32 AM
Error occurs here. Step 'Log UUT Result' of sequence 'SequenceFilePostResultListEntry' in 'ModSequentialModel.seq' I have included the modified sequence model and database.seq
11-03-2010 09:12 AM
Hello,
It sounds like you are trying to grab your variable from the logging container, though it looks like you added it to the locals container. If you try changing it to locals does it work?
Best Regards,
Adam G
11-03-2010 09:19 AM
I believe I was having two different problems. I was able to log the extra content under the UUT_Results, however I had to change my database logging settings. I disabled additonal results, and everything started working. I have always had a problem with enabling the additonal results check box, and was never given a reason why. This happens with just standard features.
So the last error pointed to the enabling of additional results, so I unchecked it, and was able to get my database table populated.
Thanks for the reply.