dipan

• Nov 3rd, 2005

 

20 seconds

chaitra

• Nov 3rd, 2005

 

minimum of 15secs and maximum of 35secs

Raj

• Nov 21st, 2005

 

The maximum time is 20 seconds and the minimum time is one second

Senthil_Kumar

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• Dec 3rd, 2005

 

Minimum 30 seconds

ANIL KUMAR DAS

 Profile Answers by ANIL KUMAR DAS 

• Dec 7th, 2005

 

WinRunner waits no longer than the default timeout setting before executing the subsequent statement in a test script.

You can set this default timeout setting in a test script by using the timeout_msec testing option with the setvar function and use wait() thereafter.

As wait() is for 20 sec (its not sync) so script should wait for 20 sec but global default timeout is set to 15 sec ..so min & max wait time will be 15 sec only

Uday Kumar. A

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• Jan 5th, 2006

 

Hi Das,

I think ur assumption might be wrong. I am not sure about it.

But for my example, WR simply waits the specified amonut of time, irrespective of timeout.

time=time_str(get_time());
printf(time);
setvar("timeout",10); #setvar("timeout_msec",10);
wait(20);
time=time_str(get_time());
printf(time);

The Output i am getting is :

Fri Jan 06 09:47:02 2006
Fri Jan 06 09:47:22 2006

I think from this example, even i set the timeout to 10 sec.s it waits upto 20 sec.s.

Here my answer for the question is 20 sec.s for min and max time.

schittoor

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• Apr 18th, 2006

 

min time:- 1 sec

Max time:- 20 sec

jagannadha prasad.V.S.

• May 13th, 2006

 

Hi

Minimum time is 1 sec

max time is 35 sec (time of wait statement(20)+Global timeout(15))