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How do ReturnCode match to actual Results in TER Results?

Hi,

i'm using the COmmandLine Adapter to execute Test Scripts on my test system.
Whenever the Script that is called returns 0 RQM tells Passed.

Is there a table available showing the needed return codes for the other result s that are possible?

Failed = rc?
Incomplete = rc?
Partially Blocked = rc?
Inconclusive = rc?
Error= rc?
Blocked = rc?
Permfailed = rc?
Deffered = rc?

Thanks for your help! :?:

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sideburner wrote:
Hi,

i'm using the COmmandLine Adapter to execute Test Scripts on my test
system.
Whenever the Script that is called returns 0 RQM tells Passed.

Is there a table available showing the needed return codes for the
other result s that are possible?

Failed = rc?
Incomplete = rc?
Partially Blocked = rc?
Inconclusive = rc?
Error= rc?
Blocked = rc?
Permfailed = rc?
Deffered = rc?

Thanks for your help! :?:

I believe anything non 0 is failed. I don't believe the states have

specific return codes as in general you are picking up the return code
of a script or command that would not have known about RQM. We have the
tester look at the log files xxx.out and xxx.err to determine what state
to put the TER in.

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So that would mean, that each RC != 0 will be shown up as failed first and later the tester needs to correct this if it didn't fail?

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sideburner wrote:
So that would mean, that each RC != 0 will be shown up as failed first
and later the tester needs to correct this if it didn't fail?

Yes that is true

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