\n\t\tSub-Schedule (Subroutine) Feature\n\t<\/h1>\n\t\t\t\t![\"ARBIN-ACL-Sub-Schedule-Subroutine-Feature.png\"](\"\/images\/layout\/ARBIN-ACL-Sub-Schedule-Subroutine-Feature.png\" "\\"ARBIN-ACL-Sub-Schedule-Subroutine-Feature.png\\"")
\n\n\t\tIntroduction Sub-Schedule\n\t<\/h2>\n\t\t
Our current programming approach relies on traditional scheduling methods, but it lacks modularity and is difficult to maintain.<\/p>\n\t\t
Now, we are introducing an innovative sub-Schedule method that significantly enhances modularity, improves maintainability, and strengthens information hiding.<\/p>\n\t\t
With this cutting-edge approach, you’ll enjoy a simpler, more efficient, and flexible development experience, making it easier to tackle complex projects!<\/p>\n\t\t
We have integrated the concepts of encapsulation and reusability into our Schedule and Sub-Schedule methods, delivering a powerful solution<\/strong> that enhances efficiency and flexibility in your development process.<\/p>\n\t\t\t\t Only one-layer Sub-Schedule is supported With Sub-Schedule, you can create reusable testing routines that can be easily put into your main schedule, like in programming. This allows you to avoid redundancy and maintain cleaner, more organized schedules.<\/p>\n\t\t Quickly adapt your testing protocols by modifying Sub-Schedules without the need to overhaul the entire main schedule. This flexibility is essential for R&D environments where testing parameters may frequently change.<\/p>\n\t\t Reuse commonly performed test sequences to create new\u00a0battery test recipes faster and more efficiently, reducing the need for repetitive setup.\u200b<\/p>\n\t\t Maintain better organization and oversight of test variations\u00a0by isolating and reusing critical components within tests, ensuring consistency across\u00a0different test versions.\u200b<\/p>\n\t\t Easily integrate previously validated test segments into new tests,\u00a0enabling smoother test creation while maintaining the accuracy of complex battery\u00a0testing protocols.\u200b<\/p>\n\t\t Reuse commonly performed test sequences to create new\u00a0battery test recipes faster and more efficiently, reducing the need for repetitive setup.\u200b<\/p>\n\t\t Easily integrate previously validated test segments into new tests,\u00a0enabling smoother test creation while maintaining the accuracy of complex battery\u00a0testing protocols.\u200b<\/p>\n\t\t Reuse commonly performed test sequences to create new\u00a0battery test recipes faster and more efficiently, reducing the need for repetitive setup.\u200b<\/p>\n Sub-Schedule cannot convert to main Schedule and cannot run as main schedule or independent schedule.<\/p>\n\t Main schedule cannot acts a sub-schedule and cannot run as step of another main schedule<\/p>\n\t Only allowing Sub Schedule and Main Schedule Steps together must be less than or equal to 500<\/p>\n\t Sub-Schedule cannot reference other schedule or Sub-Schedule to form a nested<\/p>\n\t Many schedules can reference to one or multiple sub-schedules and default global setting from running schedule and allow to overwrite in sub-schedules<\/p>\n\t Sub-Schedule subsequence change will NOT<\/strong> reflect to previous reference, and must FORCE<\/strong> update<\/p>\n\t\t We have a Sub Schedule folder in the Schedule Editor. The way to create a Sub Schedule is the same as creating a Schedule<\/p>\n\t\t Here is how you assign sub schedule<\/p>\n Channel View in the Monitor & Control window will also show whether the test is in a SubSchedule step.<\/p>\n A new field in SQL will be added, “Sub_Step_ID” to the database Event_Table, Resume_Table, and other related database tables so that users may view the corresponding data when querying results.<\/p>\n When exporting data to Excel or CSV file, a new column for SubSch Step has been added.<\/p>\n Home > Software Solution > Advanced Control Language Sub-Schedule (Subroutine) Feature Introduction Sub-Schedule Our current programming approach relies on traditional scheduling methods, but it lacks modularity and is difficult to maintain. Now, we are introducing an innovative sub-Schedule method that significantly enhances modularity, improves maintainability, and strengthens information hiding. 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The left is main Schedule and the right are Sub-Schedules\u00a0<\/p>\n\n\t\tVorteile\n\t<\/h2>\n\t\t
Modular Testing Routines<\/h3>
Flexibilit\u00e4t<\/h3>
Streamline Test Design<\/h3>
Enhanced Version Control<\/h3>
Simplified Workflow<\/h3>
Simplified Managed Tests<\/h3>
Reusability<\/h3>
Adaptability<\/h3>
\n\t\tLimitations\n\t<\/h2>\n\t
NOT Schedule<\/h3>
Schedule NOT A SubSchedule<\/h3>
Maximum Subroutines<\/h3>
NOT Nested Sub-Schedule<\/h3>
Multiple Reference<\/h3>
Carbon Copy<\/h3>
Sub-Schedule Editor<\/h2>\t\n\t\t\t\t
![\"ARBIN-ACL-Sub-Schedule](\"https:\/\/dev.arbin.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/09\/ARBIN-ACL-Sub-Schedule-Editor-v2.png\" "\\"ARBIN-ACL-Sub-Schedule")
\n\t\tManaged Sub-Schedule<\/h2>\t\n\t\t
Assignment<\/h3>
![](\"\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/09\/ARBIN-Managed-Sub-Schedule-Assignment.png\")
<\/p>\n\t\tMonitor Test (Monitor & Control)<\/h3>
![](\"\/images\/v2\/ss-advanced-control-language\/ARBIN-ACL-Monitor-Test-Monitor-Control.png\")
<\/p>\n\t\tData Query<\/h3>
![](\"\/images\/v2\/ss-advanced-control-language\/ARBIN-ACL-Data-Query.png\")
<\/p>\n\t\tViewing Data<\/h3>
![](\"\/images\/v2\/ss-advanced-control-language\/ARBIN-ACL-Viewing-Data.png\")
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