As soon as a UUT report is logged from a WATS Client, Manual Inspection, RestAPI or similar, it will show up in the test report list as UUTs. By default, the most recent report is at top of the list.
Filter
The article Using the report filter describes report filter in details. Use the filter options to narrow your search, and click Apply filter to run the report.
Test reports grid
After applying the report filter the grid will be populated with Test reports (UUTs) matching your filter. Click the magnifying glass icon in the grid to view a UUT report.
Charts
Test reports have set of charts that provide basic analysis of the data set displayed in the grid.
Step caused UUT fail
The step caused UUT fail, shows an ordered bar chart of the top 10 failing steps. By hoovering over a bar you can see details about the step. If you have more then 10 failures in your data set these are summarized in the bar Other.
Pie chart summary
In the pie-chart summary you can inspect the distribution of reports, based on the parameters: status, test operation, part number, station name, operator and location.
UUT Report
By the magnifying glass icon in the grid, you can view the UUT report. The report consists of a report menu, report header and the step list showing all sequences, steps and measurements of the test sequence.
Report Header
In the header you will find information regarding the serial number, part number and revision, as well as the date and time, execution time and operator. The header will be formatted with colors representing the report status.
By clicking the serial number you can access the full serial number history for this unit. Expandable header section are dedicated to station data, sub units and misc.info. Sub units are displayed as links taking you to the serial number history of the sub unit.
Step Status and Failed Step
The step status area displays the number of steps and their status. If the inspected report has failed, this area also contains a link taking you to the step that failed the report.
Step List
The step list shows a expandable view of the test sequence. You can use the + and - icons in the report menu to quickly expand or collapse all steps. Expand or collapse rows by clicking the row.
Each row in the step list shows a step-type icon to the left, the step name, execution time and start time. In addition you can se the steps status and a link to the step details view to the right.
Report Menu
The report menu in the top right hand corner provides a drop down for selecting number format. Icons (+/-) lets you quickly expand or collapse all steps of the step list and a menu button 
provides a pop-up with more tools and option.
Numeric formatting
You can set the default numeric formatting in UUT Report menu bar, in the upper right corner of the report. The chosen format is stored in the database on a per user basis. WATS do not collect the formatting details from TestStand.
Edit Header
Click on the button and the report will change to edit mode (header). When finished, click on the "Save changes" button.
NOTE: You must be granted access to Configure/Settings > Update UUT Report by the Administrator (Roles & Permissions)
Table View
The menu option Table view lets you view the report in a table format.
Export WSFX
Lets you export the report as a WSFX (WATS Standard XML Format) file.
Comments
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Where do I find information about how to setup the filter fields? Some of them make more sense than others, for instance the "Station Name" field is just one simple string, but what is the format of ranges? What can I put into the "Misc Info" field? Tooltips when hovering over the field swould be helpful.
Also, how do I filter on data fields inside each report? Such that if I only want UUT Reports with a test step result of a certain value or within a certain range?
Cheers,
Steen
Hi Steen,
Thanks for the input. There should be tooltips in the (range) text. For more filter details, please look at the help file: Help>WATS Reporting>Report Filter located in the upper right corner of your WATS application. In the "Misc Info" field you can search both description and data (string).
As to your second topic I think using a combination of Test Step Yield & Analysis and the UUT report filter will provide some results. Also, for advanced data handling you could export the UUT results to excel. I hope this was useful.
Thanks Tom,
How do I use the 'Misc Info' field to filter on data in the UUT reports - I can't find an example of that in the help? I've attached a screenshot of a UUT report with a couple of fields highlighted that could be search values. Those could be header parameters (in this case in the Misc UUT section) or it could be step results down in the report itself.
Perhaps I won't be able to search out the data fields I've highlighted down in the report, since those are attributes to the XYGraph data as well? In such a case I'd be happy to see syntax for searching a numeric limit test result for instance instead.
Cheers,
Steen
For the "Misc UUT Info" you could search either "3.4.37" (returning all reports matching this string value) or "Software Version" (returning all reports that has this misc description) in the UUT Report filter.
For the step values, you would have to use "Test step yield & analysis" and the details graph to filter your selected range and extract the unit details. I can provide you some examples in our online session.
Hi,
Is there any way to search certain UUT reports by for example Subunit serialnumber ? Situation is that one report includes 5 different sub-boards test results (tested in same teststand sequence) and they are marked as different subunits with serials in UUT reports. Now I want to search report that contain certain sub-board results. Is it possible?
Br,
Jarkko
Jarkko,
Yes, this can be done using Serial Number History: https://virinco.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/207424483-Tracking-sub-units-in-WATS
So how do you include the software version in the reports?
@Anthonywhall2; The SW version is the version number of your sequence file. In TestStand, go to Edit>Sequence File Properties.
In the General tab you'll find the Version property.
Using the API you'll find the SW Version property (or Sequence File Version)
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