List Results of all steps in a single table

[ebnelson]

I'd like to forgo the usual report BODY format with a single table that lists the data my sequence has recorded.  My sequence only collects 10 important numerical results after many sequence calls.  I have modified the html report options to minimize the report length but it is still unnecessarily complex and long.

I want to have the report include:

1. The html report header
2. A html table of the results
3. The html report footer

My first impression was to build a result list array and then include that table in the report.  The problem I have is that I do not know how to remove the previous steps from the report and have TS still record the result to the Locals.ResultList.  I have not been able to find where to exclude these steps from the report but still include them in the ResultList.

What is the best way to approach my goal of creating a simplified report as described above?

Thanks,

Eric Nelson

[j_dodek]

Hi Eric,

you can disable the result reporting for each step. Goto the properties tab -> RunOptions and uncheck the box ReportResult.

Now no ResultList entry for this step will be placed.

Hope this helps

Juergen

[ebnelson]

Yeah, I'll check that out.  I ended up using the ascii text report format and with a bit of hacking have the report looking fairly concise.

[ebnelson]

Under run options, I can find the Record Result option box but not the "ReportResult" box as suggested.  If I don't Record Result than the step data is not added to the local variable Locals.ResultList.  I mentioned this in my original post.  I haven't been able to find a way around this.

Message Edited by ebnelson on 04-02-2008 04:43 PM

[j_dodek]

Hi Eric,

Record Result is OK. (I forget the white space between)
Now just for understanding your question. You have a original ResultList provided by TS. Let's say you have 50 steps and all are set to "Record Result" = True . so the Locals.ResultList has 50 elements after performing the steps. Now you want to extract 10  Elements to an other List.

Is that right ? Why do you need the hole ResultList ? Do you produce 2 report files?

If possible post a small example

Greetings

Juergen   

[ebnelson]

Yes I was vague in my orignal post. 

So I have a Locals.ResultList in my Main Sequence.  It is my understanding that the results from the steps in this sequence will only be added to the ResultsList only if the check box for "Record Results" is enabled.  The problem is that this check box is also the switch that sets whether that particular sequence is in the report.  If I disable the check box the results are not recorded anywhere.

My hope was to gather up all the results for the Locals.ResultsList and make a table using the results I need that is concise and does not have the step info excetera.  I would need to add my own lables to the data so I know which measurement is which.  My hope was to modify the report within the TestStand environment instead of passing the results to Labview or C++ and create my own report.   

[j_dodek]

Hi Eric,

Thats possible. Now i have finished work. Time to go home!

I will post a small example this evening!

Greetings

juergen

[j_dodek]

Hi Eric,

Check this SequnceFile

Good Night

Juergen

[j_dodek]

Hi Eric,

I have forgotten to mention an other solution.
(Upper solution show how to get access to ResultList and do some stuff)

If you looked into the example you saw some loops.

You can get rid of them if you are using
the SequenceFilePostResultListEntry Callback
Just do the comparison there.

Greetings

juergen

[j_dodek]

Hi Eric,

I have forgotten to mention an other solution.
(Upper solution show how to get access to ResultList and do some stuff)

If you looked into the example you saw some loops.

You can get rid of them if you are using
the SequenceFilePostResultListEntry Callback
Just do the comparison there.

Greetings

juergen

OPPPS double clicking on Submitt button is bad !   

Message Edited by j_dodek on 04-04-2008 01:35 AM