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SmartBear_Suppo
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15 years agoHi!
You can set up a DataSink inside your DataSource loop to which you would transfer the error message instead, then after the run of your test the DataSink will have written all errors to its target (File, Excel, etc). You could also add the original test data you are using in your DataSource for the sake of readability (as separate properties in the DataSink)
Does that make sense?
regards,
/Ole
eviware.com
You can set up a DataSink inside your DataSource loop to which you would transfer the error message instead, then after the run of your test the DataSink will have written all errors to its target (File, Excel, etc). You could also add the original test data you are using in your DataSource for the sake of readability (as separate properties in the DataSink)
Does that make sense?
regards,
/Ole
eviware.com