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Using the Mark command

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Running Marked Tests in a Testplan

Using the Mark
command

If the GMO project that you created in Chapter 2 is not open, please open
it (File/Open Project.) If you have not created this project yet, please
see

Chapter 2, "Preparing to Use this Tutorial" on page 26

In SilkTest, open the testplan
(Web): If gmow.pln is not already open, expand the Plan folder on the
Files tab and double click gmow.pln.
(client/server): If gmoc.pln is not already open, expand the Plan folder
on the Files tab and double click gmoc.pln.

Select a testcase
(Web): Click anywhere in the test description Verify all text fields are
empty.
(client/server): Click anywhere in the test description Verify Update
pushbutton is disabled.

Mark the test
Click Testplan/Mark. The black stripe in the left margin indicates the
test is marked.

Run the marked test
Click Run/Run Marked Tests. SilkTest runs the marked test and
generates a results file.

Leave the results and testplan files open

Using the Mark by
Query command

If you have defined and associated attributes with your testplan, you can run
testcases based on those attributes. This exercise shows you how to run
testcases based on these attributes.

In SilkTest, open the Mark by Query dialog
Make the testplan the active window. Click Testplan/Mark by Query.
SilkTest displays the Mark by Query dialog, as shown in the following
figure: