Post actions of PI installation

Hello All,
I have installed PI 700 (NW 2004s SR2)
Now I want to do the post actions of the same .
Can any body tell me what all the post actions I need to perform.
And also where can I get the documentation of the same.
Thanks,
Sekhar.

Hello Sekhar,
Now I want to do the post actions of the same .
Can any body tell me what all the post actions I need to perform.
And also where can I get the documentation of the same?
Hope these info is very useful to you.
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Post installation steps for PI 7.0
Re: PI Post Configuration BASIS issue - Urgent
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http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/d7/f01a403233dd5fe10000000a155106/frameset.htm
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http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2004/helpdata/en/e9/c4cc9b03a422428603643ad3e8a5aa/content.htm
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satya

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I have given a post action to a step and it does'nt work. Please se the attached sequence.
Attachments:
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Hi,
There is nothing wrong with your sequence. The reason the Post Action doesn't jump to Cleanup as you expect is because the Status of first step is "Done" not "Passed".
Regards
Ray Farmer

Step post action works only in 'Test UUts' mode

Hi,
My main sequence file has a list of steps, all sequence type. I specify a post action on each one to jump to end if the seq fails and if a flag is set:
FileGlobals.StopOnFail == True && RunState.SequenceFailed == True
I found out that it only works if I run my test in 'Test UUTs' mode. If I select 'Run Selected tests using Single Pass', then, it igonre this.
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How can i fix it?
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TS4.1
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Rafi2003 wrote:
[...]Why do you need a previous step?[...]
Rafi,
you are correct that you do not need a previous step; it is sufficient if the step itself fails and sets the RunState.SequenceFailed flag.
On my machine, this test also works as expected so i asume that either your step itself does not set the RunState.SequenceFailed flag or you have another issue in your Run Selected Steps using Single Pass execution....
Norbert
[EDIT] Added small example sequence
Message Edited by Norbert B on 05-13-2009 06:26 AM
CEO: What exactly is stopping us from doing this?
Expert: Geometry
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Display test result before post action

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I have a test sequence file that is constructed as when test failed, in Post Action, it will jump to a sub-sequence. And, what I found out is that the result status for that test step in the executation pane was not displayed until after the sub-sequence finished executing (the test steps for sub-sequence was not hided from the operator). I want to know if there is a way that I can modify the TestStand so that the test step result can be displayed in the execution pane before test step go into Post Action?
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Hi Guys,
I am trying to post a string to a servlet using HTTP Post. The servlet excepts a Parameter with name b2mml. I am trying to send the Post String in the HTTP Post actions as a name value pair b2mml=xmlencode("my xml here"). Is this the way that I am supposed to send the HTTP Post. In Java, I url encode the key and value and send it to the servlet in a Post.
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Thanks Sam. But that doesnot seem to solve the problem.
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HTTP Post Action Block

Greetings all,
I am using a HTTP Post Action in BLS - Vs 11.5.
The objective is to return a HTTP string from a jsp page, so I can scrap the page.
The URL: http://mospublic.ercot.com/ercot/jsp/balancing_services_mcp.jsp?marketdate=2008-06-16 (obviously you might have to change the date to Yesterdays Date)
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Encoding: UTF-8
ID and Password are provided
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Hitting this url again the second time will get the browser to yesterday's data.
So any suggestions on how to make this happen.
(btw, I have no control over the external public ERCOT website so changing thier jsp page isn't an option.)
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Dennis

It's not working for me???
Did that work for you?
I have attached my sample... It's a repeater, a http Post and a tracer.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Transaction xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
 <TransactionAttributes>
 <ContextItem>
 <Name>Description</Name>
 <Description>Transaction Description</Description>
 <MinRange>0</MinRange>
 <MaxRange>0</MaxRange>
 <Value xsi:type="xsd:string"/>
 <ReadOnly>true</ReadOnly>
 </ContextItem>
 </TransactionAttributes>
 <Name>west_test/html Post Question</Name>
 <Version>1</Version>
 <WriterRoles/>
 <ReaderRoles/>
 <Context/>
 <Local/>
 <Layout>
 <GUILayoutItem>
 <Name>Sequence</Name>
 <X>8</X>
 <Y>8</Y>
 <Width>120</Width>
 <SpacingWidth>120</SpacingWidth>
 <DescendantWidth>120</DescendantWidth>
 <Height>96</Height>
 </GUILayoutItem>
 <GUILayoutItem>
 <Name>Post_0</Name>
 <X>16</X>
 <Y>24</Y>
 <Width>104</Width>
 <SpacingWidth>0</SpacingWidth>
 <DescendantWidth>0</DescendantWidth>
 <Height>72</Height>
 </GUILayoutItem>
 <GUILayoutItem>
 <Name>Sequence_0</Name>
 <X>8</X>
 <Y>136</Y>
 <Width>120</Width>
 <SpacingWidth>120</SpacingWidth>
 <DescendantWidth>0</DescendantWidth>
 <Height>96</Height>
 </GUILayoutItem>
 <GUILayoutItem>
 <Name>Tracer_0</Name>
 <X>16</X>
 <Y>152</Y>
 <Width>104</Width>
 <SpacingWidth>0</SpacingWidth>
 <DescendantWidth>0</DescendantWidth>
 <Height>72</Height>
 </GUILayoutItem>
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 <ContextItem>
 <Name>Post_0</Name>
 <Description/>
 <MinRange>0</MinRange>
 <MaxRange>0</MaxRange>
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 <Encoding>UTF-8</Encoding>
 <ContentType>text/html</ContentType>
 <Timeout>60</Timeout>
 <UserName>YOUSUPPLY</UserName>
 <PostData/>
 <UserPassword>YOUROWN</UserPassword>
 <ReturnAsString/>
 <ReturnAsXML>
 <ReferenceDocumentSource/>
 </ReturnAsXML>
 </Value>
 <ReadOnly>false</ReadOnly>
 </ContextItem>
 <ContextItem>
 <Name>Tracer_0</Name>
 <Description/>
 <MinRange>0</MinRange>
 <MaxRange>0</MaxRange>
 <Value xsi:type="Tracer">
 <Level>INFO</Level>
 <Message/>
 </Value>
 <ReadOnly>false</ReadOnly>
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 <Steps>
 <Step xsi:type="ActionSequence">
 <Name>Sequence</Name>
 <Description/>
 <Steps>
 <Step xsi:type="ActionSequence">
 <Name>Sequence_0</Name>
 <Description/>
 <Steps/>
 <Actions>
 <Action>
 <Name>Tracer_0</Name>
 <Description/>
 <IncomingLinks>
 <Assign xsi:type="Assign">
 <Name/>
 <Description/>
 <To>Tracer_0.Message</To>
 <From>Post_0.ReturnAsString</From>
 </Assign>
 </IncomingLinks>
 <OutgoingLinks/>
 </Action>
 </Actions>
 </Step>
 </Steps>
 <Actions>
 <Action>
 <Name>Post_0</Name>
 <Description/>
 <IncomingLinks>
 <Assign xsi:type="Assign">
 <Name/>
 <Description/>
 <To>Post_0.URL</To>
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 </Assign>
 </IncomingLinks>
 <OutgoingLinks/>
 </Action>
 </Actions>
 </Step>
 </Steps>
</Transaction>

Post-actions for Kpro-Content Server after Sap DB Copy

We have a Sap system based on Web As 6x connected to a Sap Content Server to store originals.
We copied back this Sap system to the quality system.
Now the Sap quality environment refers to the same Content Repository of the production, and we want to modify this.
From this environment it should not be possible to access or to modify the originals of the production.
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Pls see the below link if this can help you.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/8d/3e704c462a11d189000000e8323d3a/content.htm
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"Continue" post action

I have a step in a For loop whose post-action I want to Continue (i.e., jump to the End step of the For block and continue looping [as in the "Continue" step type]) or to Break (i.e., break out of the loop by jumping to the End step and then executing the next step [as in the "Break" step type, not as in breaking execution]). Is this possible?
I tried to put a Continue or a Break step in a subsequence that gets called as a post-action, but that doesn't work because the behavior of the Continue and Break step types is scoped to the sequence in which they reside. Is there any other way to do this? To achieve the behavior of a Continue step, I can have a post-action destination of the End step (I can't think of anything equivalent to achieve the behavior of a Break step), but the steps I am trying to configure will be predefined as templates that are dynamically built into a sequence, and the end destination will not be known at edit time.

I agree with Doug that the best way to do this is probably with two steps. I set up a For loop with a Sequence Call step and a Break step directly after it. For the Sequence Call, I have the post actions set so that if the subsequence passes, it jumps to the step after the Break, so the loop can continue. If the subsequence fails, it goes to the next step (Break step) and exits the loop.
This isn't as simple as having everything in one step, but it does seem to work for me at least. If you'd like to see this function added to the API, please feel free to post it as an idea on the TestStand Idea Exchange so that it can be considered for future versions of TestStand.
I hope that helps, and let us know if you have any further questions about it!
Daniel E.
TestStand Product Support Engineer
National Instruments

Change teststand post actions from labview

Hi,
Is there a way to change the post action of a test in teststand from Labview.
At the moment, if one of the tests fail out of limits then the post action is set to 'ON FAIL - GO TO NEXT STEP' but if the unit does not run then a diagnostics labview routine runs and at the end of that I would like to change the teststand post actions to 'ON FAIL - GO TO CLEANUP'
Can you tell me if this is possible
Thanks
Chris

Hi
Yes it should possible.
Step step = m_SequenceContext.Step; if(nValue == 0) {
step.FailAction = "Next";step.FailActionTarget = ""; }
else{step.FailAction = "Goto"; step.FailActionTarget = "<End>";
Regards
Juergen
EDIT: This example Goto Endgroup --Sorry!
Message Edited by j_dodek on 04-21-2010 01:51 PM
=s=i=g=n=a=t=u=r=e= Click on the Star and see what happens :-) =s=i=g=n=a=t=u=r=e=
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Pass parameters with Step-Post Actions-'Call Sequence' option

I have a sub-sequence which accepts a single parameter.
Ideally I would like to call this sub-sequence from several Steps, using their Post Actions property , using a Custom Condition Expression and the On Condition False: Call Sequence option.
The Call Sequence option, when selected, offers a list of sub-sequences including the one which I wish to execute, if the conditions are correct, but I see no way of passing an argument to the sub-sequence's parameter.
Is there a simple way of passing the parameter ?
Is there a syntax I could apply to the sub-sequence selected string ?

From the TestStand Help:
Call sequence—TestStand calls a sequence before continuing to the next step. You can select any sequence in the sequence file. TestStand does not pass any arguments to the sequence. If the sequence has parameters, TestStand uses their default values.
So I don't think this particular method is going to work for you. However, there are lots of ways to do this, here are a few I can think of off the top of my head (I'm sure there are more, and possibly better ones):
1. Just insert a sequence call after every applicable step with an apropriate pre-condition. This is the easiest method, but kind of messy and requires repeating the call everywhere.
2. Change the parameter to a sequence file global... ylch, I hate globals... Terrible programming practice, but it's easy .
3. Override the SequenceFilePostStep Engine Callback and put a sequence call with an appropriate pre-condition in there. This keeps you from having to repeat the code, but it will check the condition after every step executes, not just the ones you are interested in, so you may need some additional conditions.
4. Define a custom step type for these steps and use a substep to call the sequence.
Hope that helps,
Ryan K.

Post action execution

In post action of a pass/fail step, how can I go to a step in another sequence file?

To hss -
A post action can only call a sequence in the existing file and it cannot pass parameters either.
To call into a different sequence file, you must use a separate Sequence Call step that uses a precondition that references the pass/fail status of the previous step.
Scott Richardson (NI)
Scott Richardson
National Instruments

Html POST action unable to locate servlet

I am getting error "for host 127.0.0.1 trying to POST /fileReceiverServlet, send-file reports: HTTP4142: can't find C:/Sun/AppServer7/domains/domain1/server1/docroot/fileReceiverServlet (File not found)" when trying to invoke servlet from html client using POST action method.

war file distribution and validation gets done without any error, also
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<description>WebApplication for TGCWA file upload</description>
<context-param>
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<description>Servlet for receiving docs </description>
<servlet-class>mmm.abcd.tomm.cca.fileUpload.FileReceiverServlet</servlet-class>

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<url-pattern>/fileReceiverServlet</url-pattern>
</servlet-mapping>
<session-config>
<session-timeout>20</session-timeout>
</session-config>
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</welcome-file-list>
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TIA

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I have create Logic App under Azure App Services, I am getting
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hema

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How do I return to Main Sequence cleanup using Post Actions?

Since I am quite new to this I have a question that I hope you can help me with. When a subsequence fails I want to return to Main Sequence cleanup immediately and not continue to the next step. Do you know of a way to do this using Post Actions?

Set the On Fail post action of the subsequence to Goto destination and set the destination to Cleanup.

Viewing a slide "post-action"

Suppose I have a small image sitting in the corner of my slide, and at a certain point I'd like it to move to the center and get larger, and then I'd like labels to appear over/around the image. (This doesn't seem like a particularly unusual thing to want to do.)
As far as I can tell, the only way to edit the slide is with the image in its smaller, in-the-corner position -- there isn't any way to actually see how the image is going to look at the end of this action, when it's front and center. Which is a problem, because then the only way to place the labels I want on the post-action image is to do a lot of tedious trial and error.
Does anybody have any bright ideas? Thanks!

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