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My main sequence calls Sequence_A, which is in file A. A calls Sequence_B which is also in file A.Now without unloading anything,I load a different Sequence_A from file A_New. It has it's own Sequence_B in the same file. However the new Sequence_A uses the Sequence_B from file A. Is this expected behavior?

 

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jvh 

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It depends on how you setup the sequence call in Sequence A_New.  If you reference the old Sequence B then yes it will call that sequence.  Can you post both Sequence files?

 

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Herrlin

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Sequence_A in File A

Sequence_B in File A

 

Sequence_A calls Sequence_B in File A

 

Loaded

Sequence_A in File A_New

Sequence_B in File A_New (this is not used)

 

Sequence_A calls Sequence_B in File A

 

 

It depends how you created File A_New. If this was a copy of File A then the behaviour is as expected.

 

If it was created without copying and you specified Sequence_A to call Sequence_B in the current file (ie it calls its own copy) then no.

 

So how was it created and how did you specify the SequenceCall.

 

Maybe you should recheck your sequence file and /or post an example.

 

What TestStand version are you using?

 

Regards

Ray Farmer

 

 

 

 

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Ray Farmer
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Tried to re-create the problem this a.m. but now am not able to. Modules in both Sequence_A's now refer to their respective directory. Nonetheless your responses have been informative and I thank you. I now have some things I can look for if I think it is happening again.

 

 

Thanks again and kudos to all,

 

jvh 

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