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Question asked by iandailey on Sep 16, 2009
Latest reply on May 24, 2010 by AlexQTS

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I have never been able to get board grader to run.
My testplan's are customised quite a lot but still...
The latest attempt wont even get passed vacuum definition.

Any advice?

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Jon_oc Oct 1, 2009 4:01 AM
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Ian, the board grader creates a testplan.bdg - you can pause or break the board grader process and edit the bdg testplan to make it do what you want , just be careful if you are running from the PB macro since it re-writes the bdg each time - but if you halt and edit the command line to just rerun ,it works and allows you to edit the bdg testplan
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AlexQTS May 24, 2010 5:20 PM
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In your case, I would try renaming your testplan and making the IPG regenerate it, then comment or add the same tests as the customized testplan. You should also keep the same order of tests as your customized testplan, in case you moved components to the top or bottom of its section. Otherwise, Board Grader will be testing things differently than your final testplan, therefore calculating different values for CPk and others.

Usually I make a copy of the first clean testplan that the IPG creates and rename it as a testplan.ipg, it is always useful to run board grader and old testcoverage report on HP-UX systems.
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