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Logging property not found in teststand.

Hi all,

 

I am facing below error when I run the sequence file.

 

"General Unknown variable or property name 'Logging'. Error accessing item 'Logging'".

 Can you guide me how to resolve this error.

 

Regards,

Anand

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Look at the step that is causing the error.

What type of step is it?

Does it use the expression (pre or post)?

Does it use the preconditions?

Are there any variables being used called Logging that haven't been defined in locals, fileglobals, stationsglobals that is being used in any area of the step.

 

 

Regards
Ray Farmer
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Hi Ray,

 

The exercise I am trying to do is to connect teststand with MS access database. My understanding is when I tried to connect teststand with database, the "Logging" property should populate in variables tab of sequence editor.

 

As I know Logging is a keyword in teststand.

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So have you made a static connection to your Database when you configured the Database in the Configure | Result Processing... or Dynamically via the DatabaseOptions callback?

 

 

Regards
Ray Farmer
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Hi Ray,

 

I am new to the teststand and its database options. I have an existing code. I tried to run that , got error saying "Logging property" not found.

 

Don't know how to bring Logging property. Trying out all the options.

Regards,

Anand 

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make sure the connection string is actually pointing to your database file

The default string doesn't appear to point to where the database currently is. It seems to point to the legacy location

Regards
Ray Farmer
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Hi Ray,

 

Can you please provide any video link or any doc on the same topic.

I will refer and do it.

 

Regards,

Anand

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have you looked at the example (Users\Public\Documents\National Instruments\TestStand 2014 (32-bit)\Examples\Built-In Step Types\Database Step Types) and in TestStand Help under Example Programs, Built-In Step Types, Database Step Types.

 

 

Regards
Ray Farmer
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Hi Ray,

 

Thanks. Looking at those examples. Do you have any video link.

 

Regards,

Anand

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No sorry I dont

Regards
Ray Farmer
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