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nish_b
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5 years ago

TestComplete Command Line

I want to make the command for execution of TestComplete tests as generic as possible without any hardcoded path. I have below queries regarding the use of Command line interface for TestComplete tes...
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    tristaanogre
    5 years ago

    Project.Filename, aqDateTime, etc.... are all objects/properties that are only present in the runtime execution of the project... they are not valid as part of the commandline as the project hasn't executed yet.  

     

    To do what you want, you'll need to use some other tool like PowerShell or some BASIC within a batch file or something to make your commandline more generic

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tristaanogre
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Project.Filename, aqDateTime, etc.... are all objects/properties that are only present in the runtime execution of the project... they are not valid as part of the commandline as the project hasn't executed yet.  

 

To do what you want, you'll need to use some other tool like PowerShell or some BASIC within a batch file or something to make your commandline more generic

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nish_b
Contributor
5 years ago

HI Robert,

 

Thank you for the answer. I got it. I will use a .sh or .bat file to invoke the command line. 

 

I have 1 another question. Is it possible to pass the parameters specific to a test through the command line? If yes, how do I pass it? 

 

As per below screenshot, for running the below test I want to pass the parameter values of browserName and url as edge and www.mywebsite.com within the command line. How do I do it?