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TestStand 2021 Semiconductor Module 2022 Q2 Bug Fixes

Created Jun 22, 2023

Overview

The following items are notable issues fixed between the release of TestStand 2020 Semiconductor Module 2021 Q4 and TestStand 2021 Semiconductor Module 2022 Q2, including additional patches and service packs. If you have an issue ID, you can search this list to validate that the issue has been fixed. This is not an exhaustive list of issues fixed in the current version of TestStand Semiconductor Module.

Bug Number

Legacy ID

Description

Details
1830152

Long Index Times When Measuring Test Program Performance

The index time and memory usage raise exponentially when measuring the performance of a test program with a large number of steps.

Workaround:

Use TestStand 2021 Semiconductor Module 2022 Q2 or later.

Reported Version:

TestStand Semiconductor Module 2021 Q4

Resolved Version:

TestStand Semiconductor Module 2022 Q2

Added:

Apr 17, 2022
1286221

Some Run-Time Errors in Test Sockets Are Not Logged When Running an Operator Interface

When running a test through a TSM Operator Interface and the TestStand setting, On Run-Time Error, is set to Goto Cleanup, TSM fails to log certain test socket run-time errors to the error log file. Instead, TSM displays a dialog box with the message "One or more test sockets has unexpectedly stopped executing. This can occur if the test socket is terminated or aborted."

Workaround:

Set the TestStand setting On Run-Time Error to Show Dialog.

Reported Version:

N/A

Resolved Version:

TestStand Semiconductor Module 2022 Q2

Added:

Apr 17, 2022

Additional Patch Information

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