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rwhans007's avatar
rwhans007
New Contributor
11 years ago

ambiguous object

Hello, I am using TC 9.0 on a win2k3 machine (I know, a bit outdated). I am running into an ambiguous object. I know what uit means, but waht I do not understand is that it only happens once in a whil...
  • Ryan_Moran's avatar
    Ryan_Moran
    11 years ago
    Basically, you have 3 versions of ws32 process running and your alias/mapping does not specify an index like the full name you have listed. Test Complete does not know which process you want to work with. Specify an index or ensure that only one instance is running.



    Sys.Process("ws32", 3).WinFormsObject("SystemLogin").WinFormsObject("username").Keys(appUser);

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Ryan_Moran's avatar
Ryan_Moran
Valued Contributor
11 years ago
When you reboot the duplicate ws32 processes are cleared from memory so running your test you'll now have only 1 process and now Test Complete no longer needs the index to determine which process you mean to work with. More than likely you'll want to create a function to close all other instances of this process when the script starts.



JScript:



terminateProcess("ws32");




 

  function terminateProcess(processName){

 

  var myProcessArray = VBArray(Sys.FindAll('Name','*' + processName + '*',1,true)).toArray();

 

  for (var process = 0;process < myProcessArray.length;process++){

 

   if (myProcessArray[process].Exists){

 

    myProcessArray[process].Terminate();

 

    }

 

   }

 

  }