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Syntax for how to call one script from another? and Syntax
to call one "Action" in another?
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Answer Posted / brahma reddy
If u want to call the script from one action to another then
the below syntax used
suppose u have created a test1 ,in that you have created
the all steps for action1.and you have created a
action2 .now you want to call your script from action
runaction "action1(test1)iteration1"
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