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That is exactly the core work of a test automation engineer.
You will need to write your scripts (either by hand or used or by using TC's record function), which performs the actions.
After writing the script with just the recorded actions you insert validations in relevant parts of the script (where the application dynamics are triggered). You can do validations on all sort of things like objects, regions, files, etc,
See TC Online Help for more info or contact Support.
- sugia2799 years agoOccasional Contributor
Hi mgroen2,
Thanks for your reply.
Yes, I know this is the core work of a test automation engineer.
Ok. I just want to ask that:
Does the TestComplete support the C# script API to start Action Recorder function?
And if yes, How can I get the recorded script?
Thanks and regards.
Hien Su