Hello,
I have some questions regarding test recording.
First of all, I am interested to know if it is possible to give different input parameters for a recorded test. For example, I have a test which adds/deletes/updates information in a grid. I want to know if it is possible to give a list of parameters, in an excel or text file, and to execute the test for each parameter or group of parameters in the file. Or, another scenario, to gine parameters in an excel/text file and have several tests execute with parameters from the files. For example, first test executes with first parameters in the list, second with the enxt parameters and so on.
Secondly, does Test Studio have an out of the box solution for checking information in the database? For example, if I have some operations on a grid, and then I add an assertion which checks that a certain element was inserted, I want to also check if it was inserted in the database or not. I know about the possibility to add a coded step, but I was wondering if there might be any other way.
Thank you,
Corina
I have some questions regarding test recording.
First of all, I am interested to know if it is possible to give different input parameters for a recorded test. For example, I have a test which adds/deletes/updates information in a grid. I want to know if it is possible to give a list of parameters, in an excel or text file, and to execute the test for each parameter or group of parameters in the file. Or, another scenario, to gine parameters in an excel/text file and have several tests execute with parameters from the files. For example, first test executes with first parameters in the list, second with the enxt parameters and so on.
Secondly, does Test Studio have an out of the box solution for checking information in the database? For example, if I have some operations on a grid, and then I add an assertion which checks that a certain element was inserted, I want to also check if it was inserted in the database or not. I know about the possibility to add a coded step, but I was wondering if there might be any other way.
Thank you,
Corina