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sborno
Occasional Contributor
3 months ago

Continue on error

Hi, I have the following question: How to continue with the next step of the same testcase after an error occurs? Scenario: - We have 40 customized checkpoints in one testcase (mode 'KeywordTests'...
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  • Hassan_Ballan's avatar
    Hassan_Ballan
    3 months ago

    I only know of three configuration settings that relates to execution behavior when error occur, and TestComplete default installation setting I only need to tweak the Project playback setting to continue.
    1-Project Suite > "Test Items" > checkbox "Stop on error" have it unchecked 
    2-Project > Properties > Playback > "On error" set it to "Continue running" 
    3-Execution Plan > Properties > the "On error" set it to "Use project's 'On error' property"

    That works properly for me, and after the run completes, I view all failed property checkpoints to update individually failed checks.

    Hope this helps

sborno's avatar
sborno
Occasional Contributor

Hi, rraghvani

Thanks for your answer, but it doesn't work.

I had mutated 2 images so that 2 errors should be displayed in the log, but only one error is displayed (see attachment).

With which setting would it work?

Kind regards

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rraghvani
Champion Level 3
3 months ago

Using execution plan to run five tests, these are the differences

On Error = Stop Current ItemOn Error = Continue Running

When On Error = Continue Running, the next statement is executed. In this case, it's Log.Message("Is this shown after error?");

  • sborno's avatar
    sborno
    Occasional Contributor
    3 months ago

    That's not my usecase. With multiple tests it is working, but my usecase is one single test.

    • rraghvani's avatar
      rraghvani
      Champion Level 3
      3 months ago

      I'm just showing an example.

      Running a single test, I get the same results.

      • sborno's avatar
        sborno
        Occasional Contributor
        3 months ago

        I see only one error ('Two') in your previous screenshot. - My expectation is that 2 errors ('Two' & 'Three') from different test steps (within a single test - not in multiple tests) will be displayed.

        Is the log message 'Is this shown after error?' really be a single step, which has been executed after the test step that threw the error?

        Which settings do you use in the 'Execution plan' for this single test? - And which settings to you use in the 'Project Settings' section?