Saving Test Cases

When saving a test case, Silk Test Classic does the following:

• Saves a source file, giving it the .t extension; the source file is an ASCII text file, which you can edit.
• Saves an object file, giving it the .to extension; the object file is a binary file that is executable, but not readable by you.

For example, if you name a test case (script file) mytests and save it, you will end up with two files: the source file mytests.t, in the location you specify, and the object file mytests.to.

To save a new version of a script’s object file when the script file is in view-only mode, click File > Save Object File.