Answer / aaa

calling all the modules is called batch script.
The test scripts which are created for all the modules and
are stored in a common drive .To execute all the scripts
together you need to write a batch script and call all the
saved scripts and run in batch mode.
tools > general options >run >select run in batch mode >
click ok.
When the scripts are run in Batch ON mode the test resuts
will be stored in the main module and in the individual
module.
When the scripts are run in Batch OFF made the test results
will be stored only in the main module.

Answer / sailaja

executing a set of scripts at a time like a batch. the
batch file in WR contains only 'call' statements to the
scripts
call"c:\...."();

to do batch testing, you have to select 'run in batch mode'
in general options

Answer / jyotsna

batch mode is nothing but sequencial execution of a
dependent test scripts. and we can execute batch tests by
using call function.

let me know if i'm wrong :)

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