Thanks for your reply.
And one more thing is in that second test which has some runtime error I included some recovery scenario whose trigger is "runtime error", recovery operation is some "function call" and post-recovery operation is to "restart current test run". So when I executed that Batch run the function cal is executed but the post-recovery i.e the current test doesn't get restarted and it's going to the third test script.
Same thing if the recovery scenario is included in the last test script then even the post-recovery thing is working fine.
what should i do so that rcovery scenario works fine for any test script irrespective of it's order?
And one more thing is in that second test which has some runtime error I included some recovery scenario whose trigger is "runtime error", recovery operation is some "function call" and post-recovery operation is to "restart current test run". So when I executed that Batch run the function cal is executed but the post-recovery i.e the current test doesn't get restarted and it's going to the third test script.
Same thing if the recovery scenario is included in the last test script then even the post-recovery thing is working fine.
what should i do so that rcovery scenario works fine for any test script irrespective of it's order?