How I can include several sequences in one sequence file?

[gunking]

I am new for teststand and forgive me if my question seems silly.

How I can include several sequences in one sequence file? I would like to use " call sequence" in current file.

thanks a lot for your kind help

[gunking]

I found that using " Go up 1 level", I was able to creat sequence under Mainsequence,  is it proper way to do that?

[My NI]

Hi Gunking,


you can add Sequence(s) in Sequences Window, and use SequenceCall step in your MainSequence to call them. The option "Use Current File" must be selected.

[DRock]

Hey gunking,

MY's instructions are exactly right.  Let us know if you can't figure it out and I can provide a screenshot or two.

Since you're new to TestStand, have you thought about taking one of our Customer Education courses?  We frequently offer weeklong TestStand courses around the country that are by far the quickest way to ramp up on your knowledge and decrease the time it takes you to start developing your own automated test and validation systems.

Let me know if you'd like more information.

[gunking]

thanks a lot for above two messages.

I figured out how to do it.

where I can find your training information besides those showing in training section? I am in Dallas


once again, thank you very much for your help.

[DRock]

Hey gunking,

If you'd like to find out more information about our training courses, I'd be happy to speak with you further about what the course contains and locations offered, but it's probably best if we take this off of the forums for further conversation via phone or email.

Create a new support request at www.ni.com/contact and set the product as TestStand.  You will be directed to myself or another engineer on my team, at which point you can ask for me or just speak with one of my teammates.

Off the top of my head, I do know that there are a few courses coming up in Austin in the next couple of weeks (I'm teaching one myself), if you're interested in those.  Otherwise, courses are always being added for the future.