The log results are saved in a file path on the machine used to run the tests that is similar to where it was created because TestExecute uses the projects path. It's a pain but they can be found, copied and imported to an instance of TestComplete for analysis and sharing.
Look under 'More Operations With Log Files'
On a pipeline machine the log files are bit more difficult to locate... Example path.... \\Server\c$\agent\_work\r101\$\_TestComplete\SubFolder\Name...
Side Question for you, Is there any way to automatically do this?
If I wanted to run my tests over several PCs and send those log files to 1 machine for reading without having to add every single report manually?
Champion Level 3It can be done via PowerShell scripts - use the script to run the automation with the appropriate parameters to generate the report into a folder. Then copy the results folder to your dedicated machine. You will need to label the folder appropriately e.g. [Machine Name + Timestamp]
