Hi Cody/plamen,
It seems that it is not possible to set multiple datasources to a single test script ot case..
let me explain you my scenario.....
initially i binded a xls file for some search criteria with various inputs...
for example...
designed a xls file like gender,age,location columns....with different set values for each column in multiple rows.....
i binded it to a test script or case.......then for each execution of row in xls file.....i have a req like.....connecting to db fetching rows count for the same criteria and confirming the test script passed or failed.....
so i want bind a datasource like connecting db to this same test script....
do we have chance of like multiple binding or any suggests for my criteria???
thanks in advance....
Thanks.,
Hari
It seems that it is not possible to set multiple datasources to a single test script ot case..
let me explain you my scenario.....
initially i binded a xls file for some search criteria with various inputs...
for example...
designed a xls file like gender,age,location columns....with different set values for each column in multiple rows.....
i binded it to a test script or case.......then for each execution of row in xls file.....i have a req like.....connecting to db fetching rows count for the same criteria and confirming the test script passed or failed.....
so i want bind a datasource like connecting db to this same test script....
do we have chance of like multiple binding or any suggests for my criteria???
thanks in advance....
Thanks.,
Hari
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Hi Wish,
If I understand correctly your scenario, our "test as step" feature should help you to bind different data sources to your test.
For example:
Bind your parent test to the main data source.
Step 1. Do some iterations -> for each iteration(row) from this step, Test Studio will execute next step, which is a "test as step" with different data source.
Step 2. Create "test as step" and bind it to a different data source -> this data source will keep the "rows for the same criteria" that you mentioned.
In this way the child test will run through all the rows of data it is bound to independent of what the parent test does.You can add as many "test as step" as you want and every one of them can be bound to different data source.
You can also try using dynamic data-binding as seen in this KB article.
Hope this helps!
Regards,
Plamen
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If I understand correctly your scenario, our "test as step" feature should help you to bind different data sources to your test.
For example:
Bind your parent test to the main data source.
Step 1. Do some iterations -> for each iteration(row) from this step, Test Studio will execute next step, which is a "test as step" with different data source.
Step 2. Create "test as step" and bind it to a different data source -> this data source will keep the "rows for the same criteria" that you mentioned.
In this way the child test will run through all the rows of data it is bound to independent of what the parent test does.You can add as many "test as step" as you want and every one of them can be bound to different data source.
You can also try using dynamic data-binding as seen in this KB article.
Hope this helps!
Regards,
Plamen
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answered on 26 Aug 2011, 05:08 PM
Thanks Plamen...for immediate response..
I will try now inform you once done....
I will try now inform you once done....
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answered on 09 Oct 2012, 09:13 AM
Assuming that you are not looping through one data source and within that loop, looping through another data source.
You could break your tests multiple tests
For each test attach a data source
perform the test steps
Create one big test and add each sub-test (small test) as a test step within the large test.
You can use as many data sources as you want without coding.
You could break your tests multiple tests
For each test attach a data source
perform the test steps
Create one big test and add each sub-test (small test) as a test step within the large test.
You can use as many data sources as you want without coding.