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TestExecute is already running. You can only have one instance running. Check the Windows Task Manager . . . you should see it listed.
Hi Joseph,
No it is not available in Task manager, while executing above statement it is listed in Task Manager window and throwing error.
If I removed TestExecute from Task Manager and again run above statement it's giving same error.
I did not understand why it is !
- Colin_McCrae10 years agoCommunity Hero
What are you running this in to try and create a TestExecute instance?
Are you running TestComplete to try and start TestExecute?
If you're trying to start a second TestExecute instance (on the same local machine) by running FROM TestExecute then it's not going to work ...
- mgroen210 years agoSuper Contributor
Try renaming the testexecute.exe to another name for example testexecute1.exe and call that from your script.
- Colin_McCrae10 years agoCommunity Hero
^^^
Is that not more of an installer fix? I'm aware of doing it for that, but not for running it once installed?
Worth a punt for all it costs you though ...
- mgroen210 years agoSuper Contributor
Colin_McCrae you're right but it's worth a try isn't it?