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Sharing log files across two TC boxes?
I have two machines running TC. For various reasons (probably irrelevant to this discussion) I do my test editing and development on one box, and I run my daily regression tests on the other. They both use the same project suite which is located on a third box. I use a single windows login on both of the TC boxes. The two TC boxes seem to have entirely indepenent log file folders. If I run a test on one TC box, the log file is not visible on the other. Is there a way I can have a shared log folder so that I can see all logs on both boxes? I don't think either box is accessing the project suite in "shared mode". Would that help? Thanks.3.5KViews0likes1CommentHigher res console window for unattended, scheduled runs.
I now have TestComplete successfully performing a scheduled run on my virtual machine every night. (http://smartbear.com/forums/f81/fp3/t84466/scheduling-test-run-on-a-virtual-machine/) I simply run the following batch file instead of disconnecting from Remote Desktop... tscon RDP-Tcp#0 /dest:console timeout 10 C:\qres.exe /x:1152 /y:864 This works very well with one proviso... As the "output" is now directed to the Windows console I have made efforts to maximise the console screen resolution. Using either VNC or qres.exe I can set the resolution as high as 1152x864 but no higher options seem to be available. Unfortunately, there are one or two commands in my tests that fail as a result of them being played back at a resoultion smaller than the 1280x1024 I use when recording and editing tests. Does anyone know if I can make the console window resolution higher? Or is there a way or avoiding this problem entirely? I'm running Windows 7 Enterprise SP14.6KViews0likes2CommentsRe: Scheduling test run on a Virtual Machine
I installed and downloaded Remote Desktop Services Manager on the VM and it showed me that my RDP session id is 4. So, I tried that in the batch file and my Remote Desktop session closed. My TestComplete run now runs happily without me being connected via remote Desktop. Thanks everyone.1.2KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Scheduling test run on a Virtual Machine
If I am not connected to the VM with Remote Desktop, Task Scheduler starts the run OK but I always get the message ."The operation cannot be performed, because the user session is disconnected." If I am connected to the VM with Remote Desktop then the the run works OK.2.4KViews0likes0Comments