MTS Multipurpose Elite - Manual (Page 109)

From Windows Explorer From TestSuite
Application File Extension File type
(such as, Report
Templates).
Copy, move, paste,
delete, rename Import/export .tsproj Exported Tests
Copy, move, paste,
delete, rename Import/export .tsproj Exported Test Runs
Copy, move, paste,
delete, rename Import/export .tsgeom Exported Geometries
Copy, move, paste,
delete, rename Import/export .tsunitset Exported Unit Sets
Copy, move, paste,
delete, rename Add, edit, remove from
test .xltx Report Templates
Copy, move, paste,
delete, rename Generate reports,
open, print, delete,
rename .xlsx Reports
Copy, move, paste,
delete, rename Create test from the
.xml file .xml External Files (create test from)
Copy, move, paste,
delete, rename Export .txt .csv Data Export (exported raw data)
Move Test Files to a New Directory
Use the following procedure to move a large number of tests from one location to another. The following
procedure is not recommended for day-to-day testing but may be used to move a large number of test to
a new (empty) location (such as a network drive).
Important:
You can use the Windows OS to move test files only if the destination directory is empty. To move
a test into a directory that already contains tests, use the Save As feature in the TestSuite application.
1. Use the Windows OS to create a new, empty directory where you want to store the test files.
2. If this new location is where you want to store and run all tests, set the default Test Directory setting to
this new location.
a) On the Preferences menu, click Configuration, and click the Project tab.
b) Set the default Test Directory setting to the new directory that you just created.
3. Use Windows OS to move the tests to the new directory.
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