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- Hi Shashank,The problem is caused by the fact that you haven't created a test item corresponding to your script routine. Please see the "Test Items Page (Project Editor)" TestComplete help topic demonstrating how to create test items. If you launch TestExecute via the command line, you can specify the name of the function that will be run as a command-line argument to avoid displaying the error message. Please read the "TestExecute Command Line" help topic for more information.
- telegentNew ContributorHi
Thanks for the reply. Can look of the topics you mentioned on Test Complete ?? - Hi Shashank,In TestComplete, the name of the topic is "TestComplete Command Line".
- samwilliamsNew ContributorWas a Solution found for this issue? I'm having the same issue.
Hi Samuel,
Have you created test items that should be run in your project (see my first message)?
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