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HKosova
SmartBear Alumni (Retired)
Hi Mike,
Certainly, you can do this with a little bit of scripting.
TestComplete lets you modify the baseline data of a table checkpoint using the TableCheckpoint.Values property. So, you could write a script that would read data from the database (see an example here), modify the checkpoint's data appropriately, and then execute the modified checkpoint.
In addition, comparing a grid against a database seems to be a good idea for a built-in checkpoint, so I've logged a feature request for this. Thanks for the idea!
Certainly, you can do this with a little bit of scripting.
TestComplete lets you modify the baseline data of a table checkpoint using the TableCheckpoint.Values property. So, you could write a script that would read data from the database (see an example here), modify the checkpoint's data appropriately, and then execute the modified checkpoint.
In addition, comparing a grid against a database seems to be a good idea for a built-in checkpoint, so I've logged a feature request for this. Thanks for the idea!
hlopez_ict
8 years agoNew Contributor
Hi Helen. do you guys have any progress in this? comparing a grid against a database, or is it any other way to do this
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