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Parallel model using different testsequece.

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How can i use the parallel or batch model to call two different test sequences?

The idea is two run the one test then imediately the test one.

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Hi,

 

Short answer, No.

 

Longer answer, long time ago a similar question was posted. I did post an example which using the Parallel process model could run different sequence files. It was prefect but it's probably still in the forums somewhere.

 

 

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Ray Farmer
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Thanks for the quick reply.

 

I will have a look for it

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Hi,

 

here's that thread

http://forums.ni.com/t5/NI-TestStand/Is-there-away-to-run-parallel-executions-of-different-test/td-p...

 

it's TestStand 2 based

 

 

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Thanks

i will have a look at it asap.

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Do you perhaps know how to select the process model for a sequence?

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Open the Sequence File Properties Dialog via the Edit | Sequence File Properties... menu item.

Select the Advanced tab and select the Required Specfic Model option in the Model Options: control. Select the required Model File in the Model File: control using the file browse button.

 

hope this helps

 

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Thanks man i was looking all over for that.

 

The example of the parallel model does not work correctly.

I got completly different sequences, one name "CPU Test0.seq" and another name "CPU Test1.seq".

What is happening is "CPU Test1.seq" is been called twice. Im not sure where to change it so that it calls the correct sequence when clicking on the correct UUT.

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yeah, that was one of the problem, I never looked it to that and I dont know if the original forum user ever developed it.

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