Retest Panel - Call by Post Actions

Hi
I am hoping to get some advice about adding retest functionality to our existing test sequences. What I am trying to do is when a step fails I want to jumps to the retest step which calls the retest.vi (contains debug info and report printing functionality). Once the retest vi has executed I want to either jump back to the failed step (retest) or continue with the sequence (next step). The difficulty am having is I wish to use the retest step when any of the step fails therefore the Post action "goto step X" must be dynamic based on the step that failed.
I was wondering if anyone knows of a method of storing current step index to a variable, then using the step index after the retest has been executed to select which step to jump back to?
Any help would be great
Dave

Had success after lunch, used RunState.Step.Name to get the name of the failed step and RunState.NextStep.Name to get the name of the step that should be excuted next. Both of the names are then saved to local varibles. On failure i call then call the retest step (Post Action - goto). After the retest step has executed i use the local varibles to determine which step to jump back to (Post action > Goto step > Specify By Expression).
Dave

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*deduction_p0015-endda = FUTURE_DEDUCTION-DEDUCATION_DATE.
*deduction_p0015-BETRG = future_deduction-future_payment_amount.
*deduction_p0015-WAERS = 'SGD'.
*deduction_p0015-ZUORD = TER_PERNR.
*append deduction_p0015.
*endloop.
Create a deduction wage type in 0015 for the employee
break-point.
CLEAR RETURN.
CALL FUNCTION 'BAPI_EMPLOYEET_ENQUEUE'
EXPORTING
    NUMBER              = REF_PERNR
    VALIDITYBEGIN       = '18000101'
IMPORTING
   RETURN              = return
if not return is initial.
message E000(000) with
'Referred Employee could not be locked for referal payment deducation,
please try after some time'.
endif.
CALL FUNCTION 'HR_INFOTYPE_OPERATION'
EXPORTING
    INFTY                  = '0015'
    NUMBER                 = REF_PERNR
   SUBTYPE                = 'M120'
OBJECTID               =
LOCKINDICATOR          =
   VALIDITYEND            = SY-DATUM
   VALIDITYBEGIN          = SY-DATUM
RECORDNUMBER           =
    RECORD                 = deduction_p0015
    OPERATION              = 'COPY'
TCLAS                  = 'A'
   DIALOG_MODE            = '2'
NOCOMMIT               =
VIEW_IDENTIFIER        =
SECONDARY_RECORD       =
IMPORTING
   RETURN                 = return
   KEY                    = key
break-point.
COMMIT WORK.
if not return is initial.
*return-TYPE
*ID
*NUMBER
*MESSAGE
message I000(000) with return-MESSAGE.
endif.
CALL FUNCTION 'BAPI_EMPLOYEET_DEQUEUE'
EXPORTING
    NUMBER              = REF_PERNR
    VALIDITYBEGIN       = '18000101'
IMPORTING
   RETURN              = return
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Thanks and regards
-Senthil Bala
Message was edited by: senthil bala

Hi Senthil
Why at all U want a subroutine to create a record in IT0015 through Dynamic action.There are some standard codes available to update infotypes.
Let me give U an example
14     9CON     BETRG     4     2     I     INS,0015 This will create a record in IT0015 when IT0014 is updated with Wagetype 9CON
14     9CON     BETRG     4     3     W     P0015-LGART='5400' Set wagetype for IT0015(Here U can use a subroutine call to set the wagetype)
14     9CON     BETRG     4     4     W     P0015-BETRG=P0014-BETRG set amount for IT0015(Here U can use a subroutine call to get the amount)
14     9CON     BETRG     4     5     W     P0015-BEGDA=P0014-ENDDA set the dates(Here U can use a subroutine call to set the dates)
Hope this will help U.
Please award points if helpful

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Attachments:
Testing.seq ‏7 KB

Hi,
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What is the best way to call a pageflow action from JavaScript?
Thanks,
John

John,
How would I do this from a grid??? Unfortunately there are no JavaScript attributes
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"John H" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
Thanks John!
"John Rohrlich" <[email protected]> wrote:
John,
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Here is an example from code of mine that deletes a customer order,if
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Thanks for the replies. I figured it was going to require buildingmy own
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way to do what I am trying to do??? I really appreciate any help
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guys
can
give me on this, I am pretty new to this sort of stuff.
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John
"Rich Kucera" <[email protected]> wrote:
"John H" <[email protected]> wrote:
What is the best way to call a pageflow action from JavaScript?
Thanks,
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Step post action works only in 'Test UUts' mode

Hi,
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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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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
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Message Edited by Norbert B on 05-13-2009 06:26 AM
CEO: What exactly is stopping us from doing this?
Expert: Geometry
Marketing Manager: Just ignore it.
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HR_INFOTYPE_OPERATION called inside Dynamic action

I am writing a subroutine called by dynamic action.
Where using FM 'HR_INFOTYPE_OPERATION' i have to delimit or delete the records of infotype 0167.
Although, HR_INFOTYPE_OPERATION, is executing with return is 0. but there is no change in the infotype reocrd.
The same code written independent without called from Dynamic action, infotype record is been updated.
Any help would be highly appriciated.
Regards
Manvir

Also look at thread !!
Re: Strange behavior of FM u0093HR_MAINTAIN_MASTERDATA u0093
and
Re: Why does the NOCOMMIT parameter not work in HR_INFOTYPE_OPERATION?
Id recommend you to write BDC program . This FM is behaving in a weird way!!!
<b>I used it only for 'INS' ...</b>
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<b>P.S award the points.</b>
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Display test result before post action

Hi,
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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Peggy

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