Answer:
Use the error recovery options to specify how Robot handles script command failures and verification point failures.
1. Open the GUI Playback Options dialog box.
2. Click the Error Recovery tab.
3. To specify what Robot should do if it encounters a failure, click one of the following options under both On script command failure and On verification point failure:
Continue execution - Continues playback of the script.
Skip current script - Terminates playback of the current script. If the script with the failure was called from another script, playback resumes with the command following the CallScript command.
Abort playback - Terminates playback of the current script. If the script with the failure was called from another script, the calling script also terminates.
4. Click OK or change other options.
1. Open the GUI Playback Options dialog box.
2. Click the Error Recovery tab.
3. To specify what Robot should do if it encounters a failure, click one of the following options under both On script command failure and On verification point failure:
Continue execution - Continues playback of the script.
Skip current script - Terminates playback of the current script. If the script with the failure was called from another script, playback resumes with the command following the CallScript command.
Abort playback - Terminates playback of the current script. If the script with the failure was called from another script, the calling script also terminates.
4. Click OK or change other options.
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