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An ordered test contains other tests that are meant to be run in a specified order. An ordered test is displayed as a single test in the Test List Editor and in the Test View window. Its results appear in a single row in the Test Results window, but you can obtain individual results for each test that was run as a part of the ordered test.
The following table specifies the requirements to create ordered tests:
Visual Studio Ultimate |
Visual Studio Premium |
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Visual Studio Express |
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Creating an Ordered Test: Create an ordered test to specify the order to run a set of tests. |
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Running an Ordered Test: You can create and manage test lists and use them to manage your automated tests. |
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Viewing the Results of an Ordered Test: The results of an ordered test are displayed as a single row in the Test Results window. You can also see results for the individual tests that make up the ordered test. |
See Also
Tasks
How to: Run Automated Tests from Microsoft Visual Studio
Concepts
Defining Test Categories to Group Your Tests