How to run more than one testname on a single command line?

Question

I'm trying to run more than one test on a single command line through power shell. Example:
TestExecute.exe /run /exit "C:\TestComplete\Windows\TestComplete\BusinessAutomacao\BusinessAutomacao.pjs" /r /p:BusinessCSAutomacao /test:"Test|Test01"

Would it be possible to run more than one test on a single line?

For example run tests Test01 and Test05.

rraghvani · Accepted Answer

Using Tags for example,&nbsp;

marsha_r · Answer

There are actually lots of different practical examples in that documentation, but you have to scroll all the way to the bottom of the article to see them.

rraghvani · Answer

See examples shown in&nbsp;TestComplete Command Line

andresiilva · Answer

Hello, I've already read the documentation, but I haven't found practical examples, would you have any examples with two different folder tests?

andresiilva · Answer

It worked, thanks for your help.&nbsp;😁

rraghvani · Answer

It should work, as I copied the example shown here,&nbsp;&nbsp;

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