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Dos Commands using Winrunner

This is a discussion on Dos Commands using Winrunner within the WinRunner forums, part of the Software Testing category; Hi All, If any one worked on Dos Commands using Winrunner, plz give me some details about how to do the scripting on that.. Can we able to do the ...

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Old 04-08-2008
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Dos Commands using Winrunner

Hi All,

If any one worked on Dos Commands using Winrunner, plz give me some details about how to do the scripting on that.. Can we able to do the record and playback on Commandprompt..


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Re: Dos Commands using Winrunner

You can execute dos commands by using two commands

dos_systesm()----> Control will not be brought back to Winrunner.Need to close cmd prompt manually.

system()----> Control will be brought back to Winrunner.
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