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why runstate.sequencefile.data.seq.mysequence.mystep.result.numeric doesent contain a measurement value when i use this in a post uut callback?

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Hello

 

I want to write a csv file witch contains all measurement values and limits from my machine. So i try to give the values in post uut callback to a vi. The limits are working and the csv contains all my limit values but the measurement values are all 0. I used runstate.sequencefile.data.seq.mysequence.mystep.result.numeric

 

I would not like to do it with FileGlobals because they are much values.

 

Thanks for any advices for this problem.

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Accepted by topic author Alteschwed

There's probably a better way to accomplish what you want.  But to make your life easier I'll give you the hacky solution:

 

Use: Runstate.ProcessModelClient.Data.Seq.MyStep.Result.Numeric

 

The funny thing is the report should contain all the information you want. I would just create an engine to convert it to your csv look.  If you are using 2012 then this seems like a perfect candidate for a plugin.

 

Hope this helps,

jigg
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Thanks jiggawax

 

Like this it works. Yes i m using TS2012. Yes it would probably also work with this csv plugin. The thing is just that I have 5 different devices to test and every device type has a own csv file witch should be extendet by every new tested device. And this i also not would know how to do but in LabView it was easy.

 

Thanks again

 

Alteschwed

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