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Currently condition steps only allow choices of verifications or extractions. It would be nice to be able to use a data binding as a condition.
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Hi,
I believe that such functionality is already in place in Test Studio - the verification used in the conditional step can be data driven as well. You can first set the binding info in the step and then insert the verification as condition. Or, if you need to edit a verification already implemented in conditional block, you can access its properties through the condition step properties - please, check the screenshot.
Let me know if this is what you are looking for and if it helps you set up the test as you need it.
Regards,
Elena
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Thanks Elena. This doesn't seem to work in the scenario I am thinking of. Let me know if there is more I need to do.
I have three tests Parent test, Child A, and Child B. ChildA gets the data bound Variable from a pop-up window. Child B needs the data bound information to determine if it should perform various steps. Is that possilbe?
Hi,
Yes, this is also possible - the extracted variable info is kept in the current test context. So, if both these tests are executed from the parent test, the extracted variable is available in its context. You only need to manually insert the name of the variable from ChildTestA into the property to data bind in ChildTestB.
Please, give this a try and let me know if this fits your needs.
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Elena
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Hi Elena.
I see how I could use the extracted variable from another step, but there seems to be no way that it can be used in a Condition, since it is not being set into any data on the screen. There is no verification or extraction step in the child step, so not sure where to go from here. Any more suggestions?
Hello,
I may be missing something about the scenario you want to cover. Can you, please, elaborate on the condition you want to use and how is the test set up in overall?
In general all condition steps in Test Studio uses a verification step to determine what should be executed (see if..else for example). If this is what you have implemented you can data drive that verification step with the extracted variable from another step.
If you are using any conditional block in a coded step, you can also use the extracted variables in code and tailor up your custom designed logic.
In case this information doesn't seem to fit your needs, please, take the time to describe the scenario in further details.
Thank you for your cooperation in advance.
Regards,
Elena
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Hi,
Thank you for sharing additional details for the scenario you automate. What is then the condition you use to understand which steps should be executed? How do you plan to set up the condition?
If you will be setting this in code, then you can use data source values in the code as well.
In case the suggested configurations still don't meet your needs, you can submit a private support thread, where we can discuss the scenario in further depth. Or, I can do this on your behalf, if necessary.
Thank you for your continuous cooperation.
Regards,
Elena