Use a Statement step to execute expressions . For example, you can use a Statement step to increment the value of a local variable in a sequence.

By default, Statement steps do not pass or fail. When the step cannot evaluate the expression or when the expression sets Step.Result.Error.Occurred to True , TestStand sets the step status to Error . Otherwise, TestStand sets the step status to Done .

Configuring the Step

Use the Expression edit tab in the TestStand Sequence Editor and the Edit Statement dialog box in a TestStand User Interface to specify expressions for a Statement step.

Step Properties

The Statement step type does not define any additional step properties other than custom properties common to all steps .

See Also

Built-In Step Types