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Arulmurugan
Occasional Contributor
2 years ago

Run Time Error - Object Not a Collection

In the application, we are pressing function key F10 by using the following sub routine and is VB Script: Sub MTE_Textbox_One_level(Property_Name,Property_Value,Data,ModuleName_Datasheet,TestcaseDes...
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rraghvani
Champion Level 3
2 years ago

Your function should be similar to this,

 

Sub FuncKey(Process_Name, Property_Name, Property_Value, Data)
    Dim p, control

	Set p = Sys.Process(Process_Name)
	If p.Exists Then
		Set control = p.Find(Property_Name, Property_Value, 100)
		If control.Exists Then
		   control.Keys(Data)
		   Log.Message Data
        Else
           Log.Message "The control was not found."
        End If
    Else
        Log.Error "The process was not found."
    End If
End Sub

 

You need to check if the process and the control exists before performing the key press.

 

You haven't mentioned what parameters you are passing in

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    Arulmurugan
    Occasional Contributor
    2 years ago

    Hi,

    Thanks for the reply.

    Please find the parameters below,

    Process and controls are available during the key press.

    And the given code was worked properly for years.

    suddenly we are facing this problem.

     

    Property_Name,Property_Value,Data,ModuleName_Datasheet,TestcaseDesr,Testcaseno,Process_Name,Testlink_Id and Sys.Process(Process_Name) these all parameters are getting value from excelsheet.

    values provided in the excel sheet are taken from the respective column;

    And the available columns in the excel sheet are, TcNo, ModuleName, TCDescription, Propertyname, Propertyvalue, Data,Processname, Testlinkid

    And the row values are, TestCase_179, Help, MTE_Textbox_One_level, NativeClrObject.Name, 

    MainForm, [F10], MTENZView, 18967.

     

    When running the Testcomlete, at the run time, tool gets the value from the excel.

    And we got the respective parameter values. Verified the values by debugging VBScript.

     

    If the above-mentioned details are not ample then please let me know.