Measure the time interval inside a complex test

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Measure the time interval inside a complex test

Postby gopen » Tue Jul 12, 2011 4:11 pm

Can you measure the time interval inside a complex test and send and email when the measured value exceeds our miminum requirements?
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Re: Measure the time interval inside a complex test

Postby eValid » Wed Jul 13, 2011 12:55 pm

gopen wrote:Can you measure the time interval inside a complex test and send and email when the measured value exceeds our miminum requirements?
Simple enough...

(1) Figure out the maximum time you will consider acceptable for the series of actions that you are checking.

(2) Make sure that you have a ResetTimer just before the first step in your command sequence.

(3) Type in an OvertimeAlarm command, which includes the number of milliseconds (msec) that you determined in (1), to send an email in case the time limit IS exceeded. If it isn't then this command notes that fact says "never mind" and doesn't send an email, and then lets playback continue with the next command in the script.

(You can find the syntax for the OvertimeAlarm command from the product documentation. It is simple enough but is too complex to reproduce here.)

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