set notice level

Set the severity level of runtime problem that will result in execution being interrupted to await user intervention.
NameDescriptionTypeModifier
level

The notice level.

Allowable values:

  • 0: Do not interrupt test run, regardless of problem severity.
  • 1: Interrupt test run for fatal problems only.
  • 2: Interrupt test run for fatal problems and regular errors.
  • 3: Interrupt test run for any error or warning.

Value Set0,1,2,3
None
This action may be used within the following project items: test modules and user-defined actions.
The following settings are applicable to this action: remove double quotes from cells.
Action lines
Section: initiation
        
          	level
set notice level	0
&nbsp	
	behavior
on error	exit action
        
    
Section: Pre-condition
        
              start app_notepad
        
    
Test case: TC 01, on error action works correctly with behaviour is "exit action" on invalid defined control in test module
            
                  	window	control
check control exists	insert	text_1
&nbsp		
	text	
report warning	FAILED IS EXPECTED	
&nbsp		
	text	
report	SHOULD SHOW A WARNING MESSAGE AT HERE	
&nbsp		
	value	expected
check value	1	1
check value	0	0
&nbsp		
	window	control
check control exists	insert	text
&nbsp		
	window	
check window exists	insert	
&nbsp		
	text	
report	SHOULD EXECUTE FOUR CHECKPOINTS	
            
    
Section: Close Notepad App
            
                  close_notepad
            
    
Result
  • This action sets the value of the notice level built-in setting. Note that the same effect can be achieved by using the setting action with notice level.
  • When a problem with a high enough severity causes the test to pause, the user is presented with a message box indicating the nature of the problem, and is offered the choices of stopping the test, continuing with the remainder of the test, or debugging the problem.
  • All problem events, whether or not of sufficient severity to trigger a pause in the test run, are logged to the test results.
  • This action supports the <ignore> modifier. If the string <ignore> is present as the value of the argument, or the argument contains an expression that evaluates to <ignore>, the action is skipped during execution.

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