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LRuoc
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5 years ago
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Unexpected behaviou handling

Hello All, Thank you for taking the time to read my thread. I am new to Automation testing and TestComplete but am experienced with using similar tools, so apologise if my question is simple. ...
  • anupamchampati's avatar
    anupamchampati
    5 years ago

    1. For any unexpected window - you can use the Events of Unexpected window and write the respective cleaning function in it.

    2. Runner.Stop(true) : you can make use of this function whenever you feel your settings are matching with the expected and wanted to stop the testcase there.

     

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anupamchampati
Frequent Contributor
5 years ago

1. For any unexpected window - you can use the Events of Unexpected window and write the respective cleaning function in it.

2. Runner.Stop(true) : you can make use of this function whenever you feel your settings are matching with the expected and wanted to stop the testcase there.

 

  • sonya_m's avatar
    sonya_m
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    5 years ago

    Thanks a lot anupamchampati !

    LRuoc , does this help?