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Thanks for the response, maybe I am misunderstanding you now, Test A produces file A and test B reads file A so test B will fail is file A doesn't exist.
By having the dependency Test B will not run till Test A finishes. If I remove the dependency like you suggest above then Test B will run at 9:30 no matter what.
Do you mean test B should be started only if test A returns good status?
So you want to run TestA starting from 9.00 till test returns Ok status and then start TestB one time?
PLEASE describe everything you need, I still do not understand what EXACTLY do you need
Thanks for the response, maybe I am misunderstanding you now, Test A produces file A and test B reads file A so test B will fail is file A doesn't exist.
By having the dependency Test B will not run till Test A finishes. If I remove the dependency like you suggest above then Test B will run at 9:30 no matter what.
Do you mean test B should be started only if test A returns good status?
So you want to run TestA starting from 9.00 till test returns Ok status and then start TestB one time?
PLEASE describe everything you need, I still do not understand what EXACTLY do you need
Then I would suggest do not use any schedule restrictions for test B, just set long test interval (23hours,59min) and enable "Recheck dependant test items when master test status has been changed" option.
Unless you need to perform testB even if testA returns 2 "good" statuses in a row (e.g. Mon 9:00 and Tuesday 9:00).
Then you don't need "Recheck dependant test items when master test status has been changed" option. Instead you may use HMScript action assigned as "good" action to testA, add "RefreshTest TestB" command into this script
