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kalmangt
Occasional Contributor
9 years ago

Invalid Number of Paramters

Don't know what I am doing wrong but I am trying to use an If..Then...Else statement that used to work in TestComplete v11.  I have upgraded to v12 and no matter what I do the test fails and displays...
  • tristaanogre's avatar
    tristaanogre
    9 years ago

    I'm assuming that the function you posted, when you did it as a keyword test, was being called inside a Data-Driven loop like so..

     

     

    so... your call to the data field of Gender IS correct... that means, then, that the problem is not in the gender call but something within the subsequent logic of clicking the buttons.

    As a diagnostic, try just doing a quick script record of clicking on the buttonMale and see how it shows up. It's entirely possible that "ClickButton()" might not be the correct method call...  If you don't want to try to record, try replacing "ClickButton()" with just "Click()"and see if that corrects it.

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tristaanogre
Esteemed Contributor

Agreed with bbi. You've given us the data that you are parsing out of your source file, however, we don't know what code is executed. The "invalid number of parameters" most likely corresponds to some sort of method call in your script code that is expecting some parameters that are non-optional... bbi ran into EXACTLY that situation and the solution was to alter the code to make sure the correct number of parameters were being used.

kalmangt's avatar
kalmangt
Occasional Contributor
9 years ago

It was originally created as a keyword test, but I converted it to a script.  What is the correct # of parameters for this statement?

 

Thanks again.

  • tristaanogre's avatar
    tristaanogre
    Esteemed Contributor
    9 years ago
    Quick question... your variable... what type of variable is it? If it's a Table variable, then you don't need to use Value, first... you can just reference ProjectSuite.Variables.Donation_Data.Gender
    • kalmangt's avatar
      kalmangt
      Occasional Contributor
      9 years ago

      The variable is a type DB Table, but I though I was just referencing the Gender value from the spreadsheet?  am I not doing that correctly?

      • tristaanogre's avatar
        tristaanogre
        Esteemed Contributor
        9 years ago

        I'm assuming that the function you posted, when you did it as a keyword test, was being called inside a Data-Driven loop like so..

         

         

        so... your call to the data field of Gender IS correct... that means, then, that the problem is not in the gender call but something within the subsequent logic of clicking the buttons.

        As a diagnostic, try just doing a quick script record of clicking on the buttonMale and see how it shows up. It's entirely possible that "ClickButton()" might not be the correct method call...  If you don't want to try to record, try replacing "ClickButton()" with just "Click()"and see if that corrects it.