Player

Once you have finished defining a test procedure, you can define a test that executes the procedure, and run the test using the Player. After playing the procedure, you can inspect the test results by opening a log file.

There are optional Player settings for:

·	Changing the location of the log file.

·	Defining the name of the log file.

·	Making a Profile of the test procedure.

·	Changing the speed at which the test is run, by setting the interval between steps in milliseconds (the higher the number, the slower the test will be "played").

·	Specifying whether procedure checks, status checks and step checks are to be performed.

·	Specifying whether the test is to stop if a USoft BenchMark error is encountered.

You can set these for a single test, or to be the defaults for all runs of this test until you change them again. Thus a test run is the combination of a given procedure (and subprocedures) and the current Player settings. In other words, a test starts a procedure (which may have subprocedures), and has specific settings and application data related to it.