Hi,
is there any way to check if the aqPerfomance method is already running?
regards
Kai
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Hi,
> This is a recursive call from OnLogError that is stopped by TestComplete.
A possible way to prevent this is to introduce a global or Project variable (I think that the latter is better) and use it as a flag. Like this:
-- Name the variable as, say, bInErrorHandler and set it to false by default;
-- The OnLogError function may look like this:
function OnLogError(...) { if (bInErrorHandler) return; bInErrorHandler = true; ... // main handler's code bInErrorHandler = false; }
The methods of the aqPerformance object aren't actually "running" per say... they are more markers that store values. You "Start" a counter which logs a time stamp... then you "Check" the counter against the current time... or you get the "Value" of a counter... So, it's not exactly "running" per se.
What are you trying to achieve?
Hi Kai,
No way if I got your question right. But you may suppress warning in the log with the help of the WarnIfExist parameter.
Hi,
thank you both for your answer. I have added the OnLogError feature to our tests. So every error is recorded here. Normally I start the aqPerfomance Default at the beginning of a keyword test and when the keyword test generates an error, it jumps to the OnLogError and stops, checks and evaluates the aqPerfomance. But if I start a selected operation in the middle of a keyword test just to check if e.g. a change is correct, it jumps to OnLogError if an error occurs and starts another error because the aqPermonce is not started yet. This is a recursive call from OnLogError that is stopped by TestComplete. The motivation behind this is to write the aqPErfomance value to a DB.
I hope you know what im trying to do.
For now, I think I'll try it with "try" and "catch" of an exception. Or with the WarnIfExists I didn't know about it before, so I investigate it.
regards
Kai
Hi,
> This is a recursive call from OnLogError that is stopped by TestComplete.
A possible way to prevent this is to introduce a global or Project variable (I think that the latter is better) and use it as a flag. Like this:
-- Name the variable as, say, bInErrorHandler and set it to false by default;
-- The OnLogError function may look like this:
function OnLogError(...) { if (bInErrorHandler) return; bInErrorHandler = true; ... // main handler's code bInErrorHandler = false; }
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