Passing in parameters
There are several bits of information, such as machine names and database names which are necessary to a set of tests I am trying to construct. The test may be run on any one of a number of testing en...
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Hi Jim,
First of all thanks to Tanya for her answer.
Just to add further , if you are running multiple projects withing single ProjectSuit , it is better to maintain "ProjectSuit" variables.
One more thing , if you want operating system related information , you can use "Sys" object for the same.
Here are the properties / methods you can use to fetch the particular information.
1) Sys.
2) Sys.
3) Sys.
For database Name : you have use data loop or create a ProjectSuit / project variable and define value for it.
I hope this has been of some help.
First of all thanks to Tanya for her answer.
Just to add further , if you are running multiple projects withing single ProjectSuit , it is better to maintain "ProjectSuit" variables.
One more thing , if you want operating system related information , you can use "Sys" object for the same.
Here are the properties / methods you can use to fetch the particular information.
1) Sys.
HostName :The name of the current computer.2) Sys.
OSInfo : Returns the information on the currently installed operating system as OSInfo object.3) Sys.
UserName : The name of the user under whose account you are currently working.For database Name : you have use data loop or create a ProjectSuit / project variable and define value for it.
I hope this has been of some help.