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DEVTEST test stops when maximum error count is 100
Article ID: 102867
Updated On:
Products
CA Application Test
Service Virtualization
CA Continuous Application Insight (PathFinder)
Issue/Introduction
While performing URL Validattions for 3000 URL's using a REST Steo, if there are 100 URLs that are all errored out (websites down or not authorized) the portal stops processing. This looks like a limitation set somewhere within the portal.
Cause
In the portal, when you run test with the 'RUN" option , it uses the pre-defined staging document of Run1user1cycle.stg. This staging document has 'Maximum number of errors and failures before test is stopped set to 100. This is by design. This value can be changed by creating a custom staging document.
Environment
All DevTest Environment
Resolution
Create a new staging document or update the default Run1User1Cycle.stg with Maximum number of errors to a higher number..
In your Staging document, look at the Report Tab,-> Default Report Generator "Maximum number of errors and failures before test is stopped:" is 100 which means, the Test will stop once it hits the 100 error count.
This value can be changed to a higher number depending on your testing scenario.
For example you could set it to a number like : 3000.
When running test in the Portal, select the 'Run with Option' instead of 'Run' Option and use the newly created /modified staging document.
In your Staging document, look at the Report Tab,-> Default Report Generator "Maximum number of errors and failures before test is stopped:" is 100 which means, the Test will stop once it hits the 100 error count.
This value can be changed to a higher number depending on your testing scenario.
For example you could set it to a number like : 3000.
When running test in the Portal, select the 'Run with Option' instead of 'Run' Option and use the newly created /modified staging document.
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