Hi SachinB,
There are two options for scheduling scripts, one as mentioned above uses a custom schedule on the execution plan itself.
The second is to create a schedule and use this. Both provide the same functionality but the when defining a schedule these can be re-used across multiple execution plans.
To create a schedule please follow the steps below:
1. Navigate to Execution Planning -> Schedules
2. Click New Schedule and define the time you want scripts to run plus the interval for all subsequent executions.
3. Save the schedule with a descriptive name such as daily 2 pm runs.
4. Once saved navigate back to Execution Planning -> Details View, to the execution plan you want to use.
5. On the schedule tab, select the global radio button, and from the dropdown select the schedule created in step 2 and 3.
Once you have the schedule associated you should ensure that you can select the execution server you want to run the tests on from the deployment tab.
This when then execute the scripts on this specific execution server based on this schedule, so you should ensure that the tests run successfully on this execution server first.
When the test runs completely you should get the result back which can be analyzed by viewing the log of the run itself, by selecting the run id. This will allow you to see any issues with the run to resolve these.
If you have any further issues with this let us know.
Thanks,
Matt
