08-07-2010, 06:49 PM
Hi Revathy,
As you were saying you have two tests test1 and test2 and each has one action.
Solution:
1.Create a New Test
2. Insert an action from the test1 for that you can use either Insert Call to Copy of an action OR Insert Call to Existing action.
3. Insert an action from the test2 for that you can use either Insert Call to Copy of an action OR Insert Call to Existing action
4. Finally u will have test1 action and test2 action as like in the below code
Please let me know for further clarification.
Venkat.Batchu
As you were saying you have two tests test1 and test2 and each has one action.
Solution:
1.Create a New Test
2. Insert an action from the test1 for that you can use either Insert Call to Copy of an action OR Insert Call to Existing action.
3. Insert an action from the test2 for that you can use either Insert Call to Copy of an action OR Insert Call to Existing action
4. Finally u will have test1 action and test2 action as like in the below code
Code:
Runaction "Copyoftest1action","OneIteration"
Runaction "Copyoftest2action","OneIteration"
Please let me know for further clarification.
Venkat.Batchu