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hannecroonen
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3 years ago

Ignore Log error on .exe process crashed

Hi all,   I had a question about ignoring certain error logs. I know you can do this without a problem for real error logs. But for the ones where it says 'the ....exe process crashed' are im...
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Kitt
Regular Contributor
3 years ago

To expand upon TCYKPB post and similar post (here), you can try this:

function EventControls_OnLogError(Sender, LogParams)
{
  // Check if the message includes the desired substring
  var locked = aqString.Find(LogParams.Str, "exe process crashed");
  if (locked != -1)
  {
    // If found, block the message
    LogParams.Locked = true;
  }
  else
  {
    // Else, post the message
    LogParams.Locked = false;
  }  
}

 

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    hannecroonen
    Contributor
    3 years ago

    Kitt TCYKPB 

    Hi guys,

     

    thanks for the suggestions!

    I did already try to put a LogParams.Locked line in the OnLogError function but it does not seem to enter this function when this error pops up.

    So I would not know where/when I could implement this that it does run through it.

     

    Seems that this error is excluded from the OnLogError function.

     

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      TCYKPB
      Contributor
      3 years ago

      My suggestion was not to put it on the OnLogError, but on your test script, wherever it is that you run your application. Assuming you have a script named mytestcase.js, and your application is on the TestedApps list, it would look something like this:

       

       

      mytestcase.js
// this would be javascript
function myTest() {
    Log.Enabled = false;
    TestedApps.MyApp.Run();
    Log.Enabled = true;
}

       

       

      If this doesn't work (which is highly possible given that many things in TestComplete do not work as we would expect), then I would suggest you to find an alternative way of opening your applications. Maybe instead of using TestedApps use a command line/cmd that will open your application, and see what happens there with TestComplete.