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Creating Test Scripts, Options

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Creating Test Scripts: Scripting allows you to select specific groups of tests, sub-test, and parameters. You can then save your selections for later use as a test script. To set up a test script: 1. Select Run Server Diagnostics from the Startup Menu; then press Enter 2. Select Test from the Diagnostics Menu. 3. Select the tests, sub-tests, and parameters. 4. Select Configuration from the Diagnostics Menu. 5. Select Save Test Configuration. 6. Type in a file name and press Enter. 7. To load and run the test program with this test setting, type: T /CF filename and then, press Enter. Options: The following is a brief description of each option that appears on the Options Menu. Option Line Printer Halt on Error Prompt on Error Summarize Loops/Fails Interactive Waiting Edit Run-Time Flags Run All Tests Use Run-List Run DOS Command Description Sends error messages to a line printer. If you select Yes, you can resume testing after a halt by pressing any key. If you select No, any error detected is logged (only if you enabled the Test Log) and the program continues testing without halting. If you select Yes, a beep sounds whenever the test program detects an error. Summarize the number of times the test has been run and the number of failures. Can optionally redirect to file or printer. This option allows you to define a period of time after which tests defined to halt on error will continue. Gives access for editing of all global run-time flags. Automatically enables all tests. Allows you to specify a sequence of tests and loops. Allows you to enter a DOS command. IBM Netfinity 7000 - Type 8651 15

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Creating Test Scripts:
Scripting allows you to
select specific groups of tests, sub-test, and parameters.
You can then save your selections for later use as a test
script
.
To set up a test script:
1.
Select
Run Server Diagnostics
from the Startup
Menu; then press
Enter
2.
Select
Test
from the Diagnostics Menu.
3.
Select the tests, sub-tests, and parameters.
4.
Select
Configuration
from the Diagnostics Menu.
5.
Select
Save Test Configuration
.
6.
Type in a file name and press
Enter
.
7.
To load and run the test program with this test
setting, type:
T /CF
filename
and then, press
Enter
.
Options:
The following is a brief description of each
option that appears on the Options Menu.
Option
Description
Line Printer
Sends error messages to a line printer.
Halt on
Error
If you select
Yes
, you can resume testing
after a halt by pressing any key.
If you
select
No
, any error detected is logged (only
if you enabled the Test Log) and the
program continues testing without halting.
Prompt on
Error
If you select
Yes
, a beep sounds whenever
the test program detects an error.
Summarize
Loops/Fails
Summarize the number of times the test has
been run and the number of failures.
Can
optionally redirect to file or printer.
Interactive
Waiting
This option allows you to define a period of
time after which tests defined to halt on error
will continue.
Edit
Run-Time
Flags
Gives access for editing of all global run-time
flags.
Run All
Tests
Automatically enables all tests.
Use
Run-List
Allows you to specify a sequence of tests
and loops.
Run DOS
Command
Allows you to enter a DOS command.
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