Actions
Actions help divide your test into logical units.A test comprises calls to actions. When you create a new test, it contains a
call to a single action. By creating tests that call multiple actions, you can design tests that are more modular and efficient.
An action consists of its own test script, including all of the steps in that action, and any objects in its local object repository.Actions should
ideally contain no more than a few dozen test steps.
You can insert a call to an action that is stored with the test and, depending on the properties of the action, you may also be able to call an action stored with another test.
