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CarlosC
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3 years ago
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How to create a test summary based on every single iteration of the Data-Driven Loop?

I created a simple test that loads multiple URLs from a CSV file using Data-Driven Loop, then it performs a few steps to verify that some objects exist in that specific website. When I run the test I...
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  • CarlosC's avatar
    CarlosC
    3 years ago

    Thanks for your answer,

     

    I found that you can force to generate a new test after every iteration by using aqTestCase. Basically, I added two Code Snippets at the beginning and end of the Data-Driven Loop:

     

    - Run Code Snippet:     aqTestCase.Begin("Test Name");

    - Run Code Snippet:     aqTestCase.End();

     

    This help to easy to get the report that I was looking for, you can find more details here: https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/reference/program-objects/aqtestcase/index.html

     

     

  • Lee_M's avatar
    Lee_M
    3 years ago

    CarlosC 

     

    Thanks for sharing this interesting approach, it certainly gives more visibility to the loops

     

    I personally split KW test into groups and then push results into a separate folder - this approach can be used for tests with or without loops

    - this tends to highlight the fails, your approach is more visible on the success 🙂

     

     

    Splitting into individual tests looks great here, but bear in mind this approach may be more confusing should you export to some other reporting software at a later date

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Lee_M
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I don't think what you want is possible by default, 1 test generates a single report

 

That being said you can define what your goals are and rewrite your test to show accordingly

Some possible solutions could be

 

1, organize each loop to write a new log folder

 - Append Log
- Log Message from Loop
- Pop Log (Folder)

 

 

2, make your DDT loop write another log file 

Log.File("C:\Mynew log File loop itteration.txt");
ChangeFileInSomeWay("C:\MyFile.txt");
Log.File("C:\Mynew log File loop itteration.txt");

 

 

Sorry I haven't got a better suggestion

 

 

 

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CarlosC
New Contributor
3 years ago

Thanks for your answer,

 

I found that you can force to generate a new test after every iteration by using aqTestCase. Basically, I added two Code Snippets at the beginning and end of the Data-Driven Loop:

 

- Run Code Snippet:     aqTestCase.Begin("Test Name");

- Run Code Snippet:     aqTestCase.End();

 

This help to easy to get the report that I was looking for, you can find more details here: https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/reference/program-objects/aqtestcase/index.html

 

 

  • Lee_M's avatar
    Lee_M
    Community Hero
    3 years ago

    CarlosC 

     

    Thanks for sharing this interesting approach, it certainly gives more visibility to the loops

     

    I personally split KW test into groups and then push results into a separate folder - this approach can be used for tests with or without loops

    - this tends to highlight the fails, your approach is more visible on the success 🙂

     

     

    Splitting into individual tests looks great here, but bear in mind this approach may be more confusing should you export to some other reporting software at a later date