The execution of the step of the appellant in teststand

Hello

When an error occurs during a stage during a sequence, I can use the call of SequenceFilePostStepRuntimeError back to catch the error. But how can I go back to the step which is just triggered the error for retrying, run again? I don't want to do all the tests fail immediately, but want to come back to the stage of the appellant to have retry several times 1st.

Thank you very much

WeiL

There is an example that shows how to do exactly what you ask:

\Examples\Callbacks\PostStepRuntimeErrorCallback\ErrorHandlerExample.SEQ

Hope this helps,

-Doug

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