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I am in a circumstance as described here https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/app-testing/web/general/preparing-browsers/chrome-extension-forced-installation.html I understand what I need to do, but I can't seem to download the gpReg.js file from the page. When I click on it, a new tab opens with some Acces denied text. When I try to just save the link as a .zip, the file is said to be invalid when I attempt to unzip.1.1KViews0likes3CommentsRe: TestComplete12: Excel sheet not found error when executing as batch
The problem has been fixed. Sorry for not responding, I did not work between last Thursday and today. You were probably right about the permissions issue. The Task Scheduler selection "Run whether user is logged on or not" was causing the problem. This may have changed permission before accessing the spreadsheet. Not sure exactly why batch wasn't working still, but that was primarily to help debug the problem. Thank you for your help. Merry Christmas! Kudos!569Views0likes0CommentsRe: TestComplete12: Excel sheet not found error when executing as batch
I don't believe it to be a permissions issue: TestComplete 9 was able to access it this way. I will take a closer look at this, but I don't believe it is the cause. Attaching the code for the GetParameters function3KViews0likes6CommentsRe: TestComplete12: Excel sheet not found error when executing as batch
I understand that you would believe the paths to be the issue due to the error message. I considered it as well. However, the paths are not declared relatively in the command. This is verified by the fact that the command works perfectly through a normal Command Prompt. I am not using the Start in option. For the sake of simplifying the solution, we can neglect Task Scheduler. The command does not work when inserted into a batch call.3KViews0likes8CommentsTestComplete12: Excel sheet not found error when executing as batch
On TestComplete 9, I was using the Windows Task Scheduler to run a suite of (scripted) tests by command line execution every day. I also use Excel to parameterize input for the tests. This had been working fine. Recently, I upgraded to TestComplete 12. I adjusted the execution command appropriately (executable path etc.). Now, when I execute the command through Task Scheduler or as a batch, the test suite fails to execute. Each and every test begins, reports an Excel sheet not found (when retrieving the parameterized input), then continues to the next test. This process happens for the entire project suite instantly. However, when I execute the exact same command by executing it through Windows Run program (instantaneous), it runs without any issues. While I can still execute the test suite, the loss of autonomy is undesirable. Does anybody have any work around or solution to this issue? Is it simply a lacking feature (or rather loss of due to TestComplete 9's ability)? I would appreciate any help. Here is the command I use: "C:\SmartBear\TestComplete 12\Bin\TestComplete.exe" "<project suite path>.pjs" /r /p:<project>/exportLog:"<results export path>.mht" /e /SilentMode Note: The original TestComple 9 command I used was the exact same-except for the executable path and /SilentMode. SilentMode was added to suppress the Save dialog that appears after exiting (new log reference - new feature from 9 to 12). I have tried all variations with/without /SilentMode and /e.Solved3.3KViews0likes10Comments