3.25.6. Working with the no-run option
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### 3.25.6. Working with the no-run option

The no run option lets you perform steps that are required for test execution without actually executing the test. This is useful to find out whether there are any problems in the test or in the environment that would hinder the test starting.

You can use the no run option with one of the following values. If no value is entered, then ”cc” is used (up to and including the completeness check step).

caa

  the test runs up to and including the step to connect to the AUT agent

cdb

  the test runs up to and including the step to connect to the database

lp

  the test runs up to and including the step to load the Project

cc

  the test runs up to and including the completeness check step

sa

  the test runs up to and including the step to start the AUT

pte

  the test runs up to and including the step to prepare the test execution

ca

  the test runs up to and including the connect to AUT step

rpv

  the test runs up to and including the step to resolve predefined variables

bt

  the test runs up to and including the step to build the execution tree