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# Scheduled Executions of Test Scenarios

Schedule and automate test scenario executions in the desktop client. Optimize workflows with detailed steps for configuring and managing recurring test runs.

Test cases within the test scenarios can be executed with the following options: 

* run all test cases
* run a set of test cases
* run all test cases scheduled

 For running all test cases, you can click on the button run all test cases. Otherwise, mark a set of test cases, click on Run Selection, and follow the next steps.  

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The execution of an automated test scenario can be scheduled using the Scheduled Executions function.

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The Scheduled Executions button within the test scenario opens a new window that gives you the option to create and configure multiple execution schedules. To do so, select Add Schedule. A schedule is defined by a start date and an agent that is used. In addition, the repetition rate between days, hours and minutes can be selected. Once the schedule is created, the schedule has to be activated by button Start.&#x20;

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{% hint style="warning" %}
Important note: the scheduled time will always refer to the time zone in which the server is located.
{% endhint %}


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