06-11-2007 12:18 AM
Hi,
I have a main sequence file with 5 steps each of sequence call type. I use the multi threading option to generate individual reports for each of the sequences in the sequence call.
I configured the report options call back for the main sequence. I gave a different directory path for the report in Parameters.ReportOptions.Directory . The report corressponding to the main sequence is getting generated in the specified directory. But the reports of the sequence calls are getting generated in the directory specified in the reports option menu.
Is it possible to make the reports generate at the required directory by making changes in the main seqnece alone? How to modify the report path name stored in the report options dialog box in the menu.
Regards
Gopal
06-11-2007 03:21 PM
06-11-2007 09:57 PM
Hi
I have attached the sample file where I was facing the problem. It has two sequnece files main.seq and sample.seq. The sample.seq is called in the sequence call steps in the main. Each of these steps execute in a new sequence. They generate a report individually.
I have configured the reports option in the main.seq. When I run the main sequence, the report corresponding to the main.seq is generated in a location specified in the statement step of the report options. But the reports corressponding to the sequence call steps in the main is generated in a location specified in the reoprts option menu of teststand.
I want to modify the directory path specified in the report option of teststand, so that it can reflect on all sequences used.
Can you please sugesst me a solution for this?
Regards
Gopal
06-12-2007 10:27 AM
06-12-2007 11:02 AM
06-12-2007 02:23 PM
Hi,
Yes by using option 2 of Andrew's suggests.
Regards
Ray
06-05-2009
09:42 AM
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Hi everyone,
Just an update in reference to Gopals's question:
Is it possible to programatically give value to the directory in Report Options in Configure>>Report Options. Either using expressions in teststand or from Labview code.
TestStand 4.2 gives you the ability to specify the report path using Expressions as well right from the Report Options dialog box. For instance, this can come in handy in situations where you might want to put all Failed UUT reports in one location and all Passed UUT reports in a different location.
For more information on this, refer to:
NI TestStand Help: Specifying Report File Paths by Expression
NI TestStand 4.2 Release Notes: Using Expressions to Customize Report File Paths