When you run a test, WinRunner interprets your test script, line by line. The execution arrow in the left margin of the test script marks each TSL statement as it is interpreted. As the test runs, WinRunner operates your application as though a person were at the controls.
You can run your tests in three modes:
You choose a run mode from the list on the Test toolbar. The Verify mode is the default run mode.
Use WinRunner’s Test and Debug menu commands to run your tests. You can run an entire test, or a portion of a test. Before running a Context Sensitive test, make sure the necessary GUI map files are loaded.
You can run individual tests or use a batch test to run a group of tests. A batch test is particularly useful when your tests are long and you prefer to run them overnight or at other off-peak hours.
|
|
WinRunner Related Tutorials |
|
---|---|
LoadRunner Tutorial | HTML Tutorial |
QTP Tutorial |
WinRunner Related Interview Questions |
|
---|---|
SILK TEST Interview Questions | LoadRunner Interview Questions |
WinRunner Interview Questions | HTML Interview Questions |
QTP Interview Questions | Manual Testing Interview Questions |
OpenStack Interview Questions | Automation Testing Interview Questions |
API testing Interview Questions | Rational robot Interview Questions |
Selenium IDE Interview Questions | Performance Testing Interview Questions |
Test Director Interview Questions |
All rights reserved © 2020 Wisdom IT Services India Pvt. Ltd
Wisdomjobs.com is one of the best job search sites in India.