What is the difference between "Call to copy of action",
"Call to existing action" & "Call to winrunner action"?

Answer Posted / nilanjan saha

Hi all,

copy of action: 1)We can copy both the reusable or
non-reusable action.
2)We can modify the called test, which will not affect the
main test and vice-versa.
Existing Action :1)we can call only reusable actions
(externally).
2)The called reusable action is read-only.
3) you can not modify any script in the latest test.
4)If you modify main test, it will update the newly
generated test.

Regards,
nilanjan

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