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Step.Result.Status

Why can't I see this variable during runtime?  I certainly can see it before I launch the application.  Where do I have to go to see it?
 
Tony
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Try

RunState.Sequence.Main[<your step name goes here>].Result.Status

or

ThisContext.RunState.Sequence.Main[<your step name goes here>].Result.Status

.Main part assumes the step is in the Main Step Group, but this can be replaced with ".Setup" or ".Cleanup"

Regards

Steve

Message Edited by SercoSteve on 03-01-2006 08:40 AM

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You can't see Step.Result.Status in the context tab while at a breakpoint because breakpoints occur between steps, thus there is no Step property at that time even though it does exist while a step is running.

However, you can inspect the value of RunState.PreviousStep.Result.Status in the context tab.

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