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AlexKaras
13 years agoCommunity Hero
Hi,
Generally speaking, it is not easy to say something without seen exact situation.
When TestComplete starts test execution, it injects some code into tested application's process space and must remove this code when stopping the test. Sometimes, depending on the tested application's state, code removal may take significant time. This may be because of some problem in the tested application and sometimes termination of the tested application helps.
Also TestComplete processes test logs on test stop and this also can take some time if the test produces a very big log.
Generally speaking, it is not easy to say something without seen exact situation.
When TestComplete starts test execution, it injects some code into tested application's process space and must remove this code when stopping the test. Sometimes, depending on the tested application's state, code removal may take significant time. This may be because of some problem in the tested application and sometimes termination of the tested application helps.
Also TestComplete processes test logs on test stop and this also can take some time if the test produces a very big log.