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how to force TEST to stop, rather than attempt to restart - cocojava - 11-05-2010
QTP10
XP
IE8
This is my test, with no reuseable action. As you can see, it has two reuseable actions within it. Along with closing the browser when all inquires.
Code:
'RunAction "login", oneIteration
RunAction "flight inquires", allIterations
Browser("Flight Reservations").CloseAllTabs'It runs through this process perfectly runing the first action of login and then to each flight inquiry, then closes the browsers.
To that point, the test results all check out.
BUT, This is what I don't want to happen...
Instead of the TEST ending and offering a 'passed' for results....
It then goes into the Action of 'login' and attempts to want to enter this again even when there isn't even a browser open.
RE: how to force TEST to stop, rather than attempt to restart - sreekanth chilam - 11-06-2010
Go to QTP > File Menu > Settings > Run Tab > Choose "Run on Only One Iteration" radiobutton > Apply > OK.
Now re-execute your test & check .
RE: how to force TEST to stop, rather than attempt to restart - cocojava - 11-06-2010
This change did NOT change the previous run. Still has the same result.
RE: how to force TEST to stop, rather than attempt to restart - samchughtai - 06-03-2011
I have the same problem Im using QTP 9.5
RE: how to force TEST to stop, rather than attempt to restart - rajpes - 07-06-2011
Check your test flow in keyword view.
Sometimes when you create a new action and make it nested or try to change some properties, you may end up in having the same action call twice in the test flow.If it is duplicated this way, delete the unwanted action call