Issues when calling a Routine in Seq

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Issues when calling a Routine in Seq

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Hi All,

I have sequencer1 that calls 3 jobs and a routine, the jobs design

sequencer 1 comprises of teh below:

Job1 -> routine -> Job2 -> Job3

The sequercer1 is called by a Master Sequencer,

Sequencer1 runs fine as a stand alone but when I try to call it it within the Master Sequencer the first job works fine and then i get the below error message

(fatal error from @Count_Abort): Sequence abort requested

please advice.

With Regards
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Post by chulett »

What other error message are logged in any of the jobs? Post them complete and unedited, please. Also, what does the routine do and does it always return a '0'? A non-zero return is considered a failure in some cases.
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Post by go4it »

Chulett,

The only error message that I get is below

<Sequencer name>.JobControl (fatal error from @Count_Abort): Sequence abort requested

The Routine does a count check and returns 0 if true or else returns 1 for false condition.

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Post by chulett »

:? So this message is from "sequence 1" or "the master sequence"? Does it only happen when the routine returns a 1?
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Post by go4it »

when I call the Seq1 from Master Seq ?
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Post by chulett »

Sorry, but that didn't really answer either of my questions.
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Post by kumar_s »

Did you check the parameter that getting passed Seq1 during each of the method?
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