Data-Driven Testing on TestComplete 7.52

Doubt 1 - Where do I find this DDT.CurrentDriver? In my case, DDT.ExcelDriver (I guess).

DDT.CurrentDriver returns the last DDT driver that was created.  So, if you do this:

var Driver1 = DDT.CSVDriver("C:\\Temp\\Test.CSV")

var Driver2 = DDT.ExcelDriver("C:\\Temp\\Test.XLS", "Sheet1", true)

var Driver3 = DDT.CurrentDriver()

Driver3  then returns the ExcelDriver because it was the last driver created.   See http://smartbear.com/support/viewarticle/13851/

Doubt 2 - The example of how to use DDT.ExcelDriver isn't very clear. It shows how to import the sheet, but how will I set values from Column 1 to one TextBox?

function CurDriverExample()

{

  // Creates a driver 

  DDT.ExcelDriver("C:\\MyFile.xls", "Sheet1");

   

  // Iterates through records 

  while (! DDT.CurrentDriver.EOF)

    //... 

    Aliases.MyApp.MyForm.MyTextBox.Text = DDT.CurrentDriver.Value("MyTextData")

    DDT.CurrentDriver.Next();

   

  // Closes the driver 

  DDT.CloseDriver(DDT.CurrentDriver.Name);

}

Essentially, each column in the DDT driver is referenced by the Value property which you can then utilize in any way you may need to, either to populate data on a form, to use to check values on a form, to evaluate into a function to be executed, etc.  There's a tutorial on doing so in scripts found at 



http://smartbear.com/support/viewarticle/11891/