| Script
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You can define any file where a script engine is registered for the script language the file contains. Script files under
source control are deployed automatically to execution servers, comparable to test sources for other test types.
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| Switches
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You can enter and pass the following settings to
cscript.exe during the execution of the test:
- //B
- Batch mode suppresses all non-command-line console UI requests from the script. We recommended that you use this option to
prevent a script from waiting for user input during unattended executions at the execution server.
- //U
- We recommend to that you use unicode for redirected I/O from the console.
- //T:nn
- Time-out, in seconds. The maximum time the script can run, by default = no limit. This option is used to prevent excessive
execution of scripts. It sets a timer. When execution time exceeds the specified value, Cscript interrupts the script engine
using the
IActiveScript::InterruptThread method and terminates the process. There is a callback hook. If the time-out is invoked, the
OnTimeOut
function is called to permit cleanup. Although it is possible to create infinite loops using this feature, it is more useful
than harmful.
- //logo
- Displays an execution banner at execution time that is visible at the beginning of the
log.txt log file. This is the default setting.
- //nologo
- Prevents display of the execution banner at execution time.
- //D
- Enables active debugging.
- //E:engine
- Use the engine to execute a script.
- //Job:xxxx
- Execute a WSF job.
- //X
- Execute the script in debugger.
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