Debugging problem in TestComplete on Windows 11

Hassan_Ballan

Let's go to the results.

Regarding log.Message, I had already tried using it, but I can only get a value without a breakpoint in debug mode. If there's a breakpoint, it doesn't even return the value of the table field and freezes/closes TestComplete.

I hadn't thought of leaving only one column, but I did it now leaving only one column of the table and the same problem occurs when accessing via Alt+W. Even with a breakpoint, without using Alt+W to inspect, the same problem occurs; TestComplete freezes/closes.

rraghvani

Please, what version of Windows are you using? I'm using Windows 11 Pro 24H2 edition.

Regarding the incorrect way we're using it, I discussed it internally and we couldn't agree that it's wrong, especially since we've been using this standard here for years, since we started automating the company, and we've never had this type of problem. We believe that if it were incorrect, it wouldn't have worked from the start.

We also tried to reproduce the scenario you described (we copied your code exactly) and we couldn't get it to work in either Windows 10 or Windows 11, which gave the same error. We tried another way but were unsuccessful, as it always presented a similar error.

We made changes and adjustments to work around the error and arrived at the code below. We also had to change the file extension to .xls, which prevented the print error, but we still couldn't inspect the variable via Alt+W. The same problem occurred: TestComplete froze and closed.

Note: This same code caused the problem in Windows 11, but I didn't have the problem in Windows 10 and the inspection went through normally.

function Test()
{
    if (!Project.Variables.VariableExists("DadosPedidoComercial")) {
        Project.Variables.AddVariable("DadosPedidoComercial", "Table");
    }
  
    var t = Project.Variables.VariableByName("DadosPedidoComercial");
  
    if (t.ColumnCount == 0) {
        t.AddColumn('nCdPedidoComercial');
        t.AddColumn('nCdUsuarioResponsavel');
        t.AddColumn('nCdEmpresa');
        t.AddColumn('nCdModalidadeBoleto');
        t.AddColumn('nPreco');
        t.AddColumn('nQtde');
    }

    t.RowCount = 0;
    var row = 0;
    
    var caminho = "C:\\Temp\\Book1.xls";
    var nomeAba = "Dados"; 

    var excelDriver = DDT.ExcelDriver(caminho, nomeAba, true);
    
    if (excelDriver != null) {
        try {
            while (!excelDriver.EOF())
            {
                t.RowCount = row + 1;
                
                t.$set("nCdPedidoComercial", row, excelDriver.Value(0));
                t.$set("nCdUsuarioResponsavel", row, excelDriver.Value(1));
                t.$set("nCdEmpresa", row, excelDriver.Value(2));
                t.$set("nCdModalidadeBoleto", row, excelDriver.Value(3));
                t.$set("nPreco", row, excelDriver.Value(4));
                t.$set("nQtde", row, excelDriver.Value(5));
                
                row++; 
                excelDriver.Next();
            }
        } catch (e) {
            Log.Error("Erro ao ler linha do Excel: " + e.message);
        }
        
        DDT.CloseDriver(excelDriver.Name);
    } else {
        Log.Error("Erro 'Sheet1$' detectado. Ação necessária: Abra o seu arquivo Excel e renomeie a aba de 'Sheet1' para 'Dados' e tente novamente.");
    }

    if (t.RowCount > 0) {
        Log.Message("Total de linhas importadas: " + t.RowCount);
    }
}