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define constants and assign them values. You can use the defined constants in
scripts and include files anywhere you can specify an expression. Constants
are evaluated and replaced with their values at compile time.
value in the Value field, then click Add. You can edit or delete an existing
constant by selecting it and clicking Edit or Remove.
can define rules that SilkTest should use to transform dates.
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directory and file that stores the results of script runs.
you supply a different extension, SilkTest will override it.
same name as the script and stores it in the same directory as the script.
name as the script and stores it in the directory you specify.
keep for a script. Once this number is reached, SilkTest automatically deletes
the oldest set of results each time it generates new results. A value of 0 saves
all results files.
whenever the script generates output, as in the case of a print statement.
Selecting this option ensures that in the event of system failure, SilkTest will
produce a results file containing output up to the time of system failure. The
disadvantage of selecting this option is that file I/O slows down script
execution.
messages and warnings in results files. Otherwise, the command locates error
messages only.