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Generated Script and Test Case Settings
Objectives
In this tutorial you'll learn about the Generated Script and HOW TO:
► Create the Generated Script from your Test Flow and run it
► Locate it in your Project Work Space
► Change the Generated Script name and location
► Show and alternate other Test Case settings
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Generated Script
The Generated Script is a test management script, automatically created by ETS from your test flow and associated settings.
It can be executed "as is" by any ETS engine without a need to be re-compiled.
Generate and Run Your Test
First create your Test Case: drag building blocks from the Test Step Tree to a test flow.
Add loops, conditions, parameters and other attributes.
As your Test Flow is done, click the "Generate and Run" button.
This will compile your test flow to the Generated Script and immediately execute it.
Read the article "Create Re-Usable Test Steps with Parameters" to learn more about test bulding blocks.
Generated Script Usage and Location
Any time you run the test, ETS actually executes the Generated Script.
Click the “Generate” button if you intend to just create it for later execution.
You should refer to the Generated Script file in a command line directives or when you create a new job. 
By default, ETS saves the Generated Script file to the folder C:\ETS_Workspaces\MyProject\TestCases, under the name you chose for your Test Case, like MyTestCase.esl.
Test Case Settings
Configuring Test Case Settings
Click “TC Generate Settings” button to have a list of Test Case settings.
Among the parameters are Generated Scripts file name, Pre and Post hooks scripts location, logs etc. 
Double click on a parameter line and change the value to the desirable one.
It's a good practice to keep files in the Project space, i.e. under C:\ETS_Workspaces\MyProject.
This will allow you to have entire work space relocatable and easy manageable under the Source Control.
Related article: "Configure ETS to Create HTML Runtime Logs"
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