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Handling timeout issues

726311Mar 4 2010 — edited May 19 2010
I saw in a previous post that it was recommended to use a try/catch block when a timeout is expected to occur. I have 2 issues with that approach:

1) Does now allow accurate timing of how long a certain step takes.
2) If there's a dependency that that step should occur prior to the next step, I have had to arbitrarily add waits.

Are there any other approachs that can be used? Is there settings that can be changed for Siebel Functional and/or Siebel Load testing to allow for slower and/or inconsistent response times? Thanks.

-John
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