Why you use reload function?

If you make changes in a module, you should reload it. The reload function removes a loaded module from memory and reloads it (combining the functions of unload and load).
The syntax of the reload function is:
reload ( module_name [ ,1|0 ] [ ,1|0 ] );
The module_name is the name of an existing compiled module.
Two additional optional parameters indicate the type of module. The first parameter indicates whether the module is a system module or a user module: 1 indicates a system module; 0 indicates a user module. (Default = 0)
The second optional parameter indicates whether a user module will remain open in the WinRunner window or will close automatically after it is loaded. 1 indicates that the module will close automatically. 0 indicates that the module will remain open. (Default = 0)
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Anand

  • Jun 6th, 2006
 

The reload function removes a compiled module from memory, and then loads it again. In effect, reload combines the functions of unload and load.
When you reload a module you can define the module type. The compiled module types are system and user.

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