How to add UUTStatus (Passed, Failed) to Reports?

[ee-jallen]

1. What process model are you using?
2. Are you starting the test with the process model?
3. Have you put a breakpoint in ReportOptions callback to verify that the variable updates?
4. Are using a Statement expression step to update the variable?

My testing shows the variable updates correctly and that I end up with a file named "Report_Passed.xml" in the correct folder.

[Norick17]

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@ee-jallen wrote:

1. What process model are you using? -> Sequential and Batch model
2. Are you starting the test with the process model? -> start as SinglePass
3. Have you put a breakpoint in ReportOptions callback to verify that the variable updates? -> Yes it updates
4. Are using a Statement expression step to update the variable? 

My testing shows the variable updates correctly and that I end up with a file named "Report_Passed.xml" in the correct folder.

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in the reportoptions callback I am using this expressions:

Parameters.ReportOptions.ReportFileSequentialModelExpression = "\"" + StationGlobals.ReportDirectory + "\\\\" + Parameters.ReportOptions.BaseName + "_$(UUTStatus).$(FileExtension)" + "\"",
Parameters.ReportOptions.ReportFileBatchModelExpression = "\"" + StationGlobals.ReportDirectory + "\\\\" + Parameters.ReportOptions.BatchBaseName + "_$(UUTStatus).$(FileExtension)" + "\"",
Parameters.ReportOptions.ReportFileParallelModelExpression = "\"" + StationGlobals.ReportDirectory + "\\\\" + Parameters.ReportOptions.BaseName + "_$(UUTStatus).$(FileExtension)" + "\"",
Parameters.ReportOptions.BatchFileBatchModelExpression = "\"" + StationGlobals.ReportDirectory + "\\\\" + Parameters.ReportOptions.BaseName + "_$(UUTStatus).$(FileExtension)" + "\"",

When setting a breakpoint I see that those variables are updated with the correct path like this:

...MainReport_$(UUTStatus).$(FileExtension)

The generated report name comes like this at the end:

.. [25 04 2023].xml.html

So the Basename is correct with the date but it somehow ignores the $(UUTStatus) completely.

[ee-jallen · Accepted solution]

You can't put UUTStatus in the Batch report name:

Parameters.ReportOptions.BatchFileBatchModelExpression = "\"" + StationGlobals.ReportDirectory + "\\\\" + Parameters.ReportOptions.BaseName + "_$(UUTStatus).$(FileExtension)" + "\""

Reports can have UUTStatus but Batch Report cannot; and that makes sense because the batch report contains all of the statuses of the sockets being tested.

You would know this if you used the GUI to set the expressions for your reports, the macro is missing from the list.

I still don't understand why you are needing to set expressions during runtime.  Why not just set the expressions in the Report Options?  It would guarantee that you don't make any mistakes.

[Norick17]

I can not use the GUI because I need to set the path during runtime.

Anyway, thank you for the solution which I fully understand now!