Report element for UUT (Unit Under Test) or UUR (Unit Under Repair) Report type is either UUT (Unit Under Test) or UUR (Unit Under Repair) Globally unique identifier (GUID) identifying a report. Date/time when the report was started. Can be specified with or without timezone. If timezone is specified Start_utc attribute can safely be omitted. This value will be used to calculate utc start date/time. Otherwise Start_utc should be specified as well UTC Date/time when the report was started. This value should be specified with Z timezone (UTC) or without timezone. If Start is specified with timezone, this attribute can safely be omitted. Report result, required for UUT (Unit Under Test) and not used for UUR (Unit under Repair). Can be either Passed, Failed, Error or Terminated. Unit's serial number. Unit's part number. Unit's revision number. Origin of report. ATE Identifier (A Registered Globally Unique Identifier - GUID). Identifying name of ATE (Report origin). Should be unique throughout a WATS Installation. ATE Location (Report origin). ATE Purpose (Report origin). Name of product. UUT (Unit Under Test) additional header information UUR (Unit Under Repair) additional header information Reference to parent repair report. This repair report is considered a "sub-repair" if this value is present Must reference a valid Process code. The Process code must be marked as a Test operation for UUT Reports, and Repair operation for UUR Reports. The process code specified under the UUR Element is the test operation from the referenced test. Either Code or Name must be specified. Code takes precedence over Name. Miscellaneous information about the Unit. Can be specified in both UUT and UUR Reports. Unique identifier referencing a valid repair-type miscinfo definition. Only valid in UUR Reports Misc info description. Freetext in UUT Reports, used for looking up a valid repair-type miscinfo definition in UUR Reports. Optional numeric value. Only valid in UUT Reports. Optional internal record index. If present, this value must be unique within a report. Will be generated automatically if not present. Optional short order value. Contains information about unit hierarchy (subunits). If Idx is not specified, all units are considered subunits of the unit under repair. Otherwise one, and only one subunit must be mar Sub-part index. If specified, this value must be unique within a report. Sub-part's parent sub part. Used to define the hierarchy of subparts. If specified, indicates that this subpart was replaced by the subpart with the Idx specified in this attribute. Sub-part type or category. Sub-part's partnumber. Sub-part's serialnumber. Sub-part's revision number. Optional short sort-order value. The hierarchy of teststeps. One, and only one Step must be specified as root step, all other steps will be children of the root step. The main step is known as the root step, and must be a SequenceCall step with a related SequenceCall Element. Step identifier, must be unique within a report. Specifies the step group (Setup, Main or Cleanup) The step name Step type or category, use SequenceCall for steps containing childsteps, NumericLimitTest for steps containing Numeric measurements, PassFailTest for steps containing boolean measurements, StringValueTest for steps containing textual measurements The outcome of the test step (step result) Total time consumed in this test step Time consumed in the external module Design-time step index. Design-time step identificator, a base64 encoded globally unique identifier (GUID) prefixed with "ID#:" Internal Index. If specified, it must be unique within a report Step error code. Integer specifying an external error code. Step error message. Message from external system with details on the error. Step start date/time. Interactive exe-num. This value is a TestStand specific value. Indicates if this step caused the parent sequence to fail. Indicates if this step caused the UUT to fail. A numeric limit test. One step may contain many numeric limit test, known as Multiple numeric limit test. for multiple numeric limit tests it is recommended to specify MeasIndex, MeasOrderNumber or both. Step Name Measured numeric value. Unit of measured numeric value. Comparison operator. Upper limit numeric value. Lower limit numeric value. Measurement limit test outcome. Internal record index. If specified, it must be unique within a step. Measurement order number, recommended to be unique within a report. Can be omitted. A Series element (or XY-plot) contains a semicolon separated list of x-values and y-values. X-values can be omitted for import, and will in such case be generated string with 1 and incremented by 1. This version only supports the XYG datatype. Semicolon separeted list of Y values, use invariant culture to avoid misconceptions. Semicolon separeted list of X values, use invariant culture to avoid misconceptions. If omitted on import, autogenerated X values will be created. Series name (plot-name) for this series. Only XYG datatype is supported in this version. Element contents contains base-64 encoded contents of attached file. Element contents is required for import, but may be suppressed for outputs to preserve bandwith and resources. Size attribute can be used to indicate if data output has been suppressed. Filename of attached document Content-type (mime-type) of attached document Size of attachment (readonly) Simple enumeration to specify reporttype UUT/UUR. Simple enumeration to specify report result Passed/Failed/Error/Terminated. Simple enumeration to specify step or measurement result. Simple enumeration to specify boolean measurement result (PassFail). Simple enumeration to specify reporttype UUT/UUR. Chart-Series datatypes. The representation of a GUID, generally the id of an element. The representation of a GUID, generally the id of an element.