What is the purpose of the wait state?
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Answer / amit
wait statement is used for give a wait command in a
particular application.whenever a test run it takes a
default time for executing a object and then go into the
next step.if you want to observe the functionality of a
object then you can give wait(10) then in running time it
will wait till 10 second on that particular object or event
and then move into next statement
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Answer / purush234
wait statement is used to wait the application for that
peticular period of time and that will move of later for
example wait(20), means this statement will wait for 20 sec
and it will move from that statement
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Answer / gajendra
It is that state which specifies the verification point's
Retry value and Timeout value, as in Wait=1,30 where 1
indicates the test is to be retried every second but timed-
out after 30 seconds.
Wait function can only be used in VU scripts.
For GUI scription function delayfor is used.
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