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+# Procedure arguments:
+#
+# <timeout>|<digits to sequence>|<CCR-Initial path file>[|CCR-Termination path file>]
+#
+# <timeout> is the first step to control the test cases execution. A value of 0 omits
+# this first step (good to avoid huge load of timers during high performance testing).
+#
+# All the tests not fulfilled (those where the corresponding answers are not received)
+# will be eternally keep 'in-progress' state. You could consider them failed after
+# a specific time. A non-zero timeout step will ensure that this situation is updated
+# as failed on expiration. Diameter application request timeouts also expire but are
+# not processed here (not neccessary because reception conditions are enough to block
+# the flow when something is wrong). Anyway, you could check ADML counters executing
+# the command: ./operation show-oam
+# The main problem with a zeroed first timeout step, is that cycle repeats are not
+# possible except if you reset the pool (hard reset) when close to finish, something
+# very dificult to monitor.
+
+# Only CCR-Initial:
+5000|7|CCR-I.xml
+
+# CCR-Initial + CCR-Termination:
+5000|7|CCR-I.xml|CCR-T.xml