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  1. There seem to be very few examples of how to get results out of the standard Teststand SQL database. There is a top level table called UUT_RESULT but it may not be obvious to a new user how to get the results from a test run in the UUT_RESULT table with a given ID GUID. To this end I give an example below in the hope it saves someone else the pain of surfing the internet trying to find an example. The SQL script below when run will return all the results for a test. Obviously you will still need to read up on SQL but it is a good starting point. There is a comment in the code on how to make sure only tests with results are returned. The SQL script is a lot more readable when coloured in a SQL editor. DECLARE @UGID [nvarchar](50) SET @UGID = 'C26760D9-3FE4-4500-99FA-6B4B26341563' SELECT RTRIM (UUT_RESULT.UUT_SERIAL_NUMBER) AS UUT_SERIAL_NUMBER,RTRIM (UUT_RESULT.START_DATE_TIME) AS START_DATE_TIME, RTRIM (UUT_RESULT.USER_LOGIN_NAME) AS USER_LOGIN_NAME, RTRIM(UUT_RESULT.STATION_ID) AS STATION_ID, RTRIM (UUT_RESULT.UUT_STATUS) AS UUT_STATUS,RTRIM (STEP_RESULT.ORDER_NUMBER) AS ORDER_NUMBER,RTRIM(STEP_RESULT.STEP_GROUP) AS STEP_GROUP, RTRIM(STEP_SEQCALL.SEQUENCE_NAME) AS SEQUENCE_NAME, RTRIM(STEP_RESULT.STEP_NAME) AS STEP_NAME,RTRIM(PROP_NUMERICLIMIT.COMP_OPERATOR) AS COMP_OPERATOR, RTRIM(STEP_RESULT.STEP_TYPE) AS STEP_TYPE, RTRIM(STEP_RESULT.STATUS) AS STATUS,RTRIM(PROP_RESULT.DATA) AS RESULT, RTRIM(PROP_NUMERICLIMIT.LOW_LIMIT) AS LOW_LIMIT,RTRIM(PROP_NUMERICLIMIT.HIGH_LIMIT) AS HIGH_LIMIT, RTRIM(STEP_RESULT.MODULE_TIME) AS MODULE_TIME,RTRIM(STEP_SEQCALL.SEQUENCE_FILE_PATH) AS SEQUENCE_FILE_PATH,RTRIM(PROP_NUMERICLIMIT.UNITS) AS UNITS, RTRIM(UUT_RESULT.EXECUTION_TIME) AS EXECUTION_TIME, RTRIM(STEP_RESULT.ERROR_CODE) AS ERROR_CODE,RTRIM(STEP_RESULT.ERROR_MESSAGE) AS ERROR_MESSAGE,RTRIM(UUT_RESULT.UUT_ERROR_CODE) AS UUT_ERROR_CODE,RTRIM(UUT_RESULT.UUT_ERROR_MESSAGE) AS UUT_ERROR_MESSAGE FROM UUT_RESULT INNER JOIN STEP_RESULT INNER JOIN STEP_SEQCALL ON STEP_RESULT.STEP_PARENT = STEP_SEQCALL.STEP_RESULT ON UUT_RESULT.ID = STEP_RESULT.UUT_RESULT LEFT OUTER /*INNER */JOIN -- SWAP LEFT OUTER FOR INNER TO miss out steps without results. PROP_NUMERICLIMIT INNER JOIN PROP_RESULT ON PROP_NUMERICLIMIT.PROP_RESULT = PROP_RESULT.ID ON STEP_RESULT.ID = PROP_RESULT.STEP_RESULTWHERE (STEP_RESULT.UUT_RESULT = @UGID)ORDER BY STEP_RESULT.ORDER_NUMBER
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