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seenamathew
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14 years ago

Validate data using testcomplete

Hi,

I am currently testing an application using testcomplete. Before running the tests, I need to validate certain data in some screens on the application are correct like for example, I have a form with several tabs.I should check if these tabs have the certain values in each of the textbox and all the required checkboxes are selected,All the grid values are same etc. Also i need to select certain grid values which shows up another set of data against which also validation are to be done.



Is there any data validation way in testcomplete to check each of this tab data and grid values etc?



Regards,

Seena

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  • seenamathew's avatar
    seenamathew
    Occasional Contributor
    14 years ago
    Hi,

    Thanks for the help. I tried using object checkpoints. It shows object compare failed or passed.Is there any way to know which values/properties have changed. I tried using Objects.LastError but if 2 controls properties have changed it shows only the last changed value.
  • AlexeyKolosov's avatar
    AlexeyKolosov
    Staff
    14 years ago

    Hi Seena,





    Object checkpoints display detailed information on differences in the Remarks Log panel in TestComplete 8, actually. Also, please make sure you have the ReportDifference parameter equal to true (that's the default value).


  • seenamathew's avatar
    seenamathew
    Occasional Contributor
    14 years ago
    Hi,

    I have set the reporting difference parameter to true. But it does not still give me a detailed log. Is this supported in TC 7.2? This is the code I am trying



    set objContract=Aliases.Sys.CallIntake.frmContract_Maintenance


    set w=objContract.uicSplitContainer.SplitterPanel.uicContractTabControl.uicScreeningCriteriaTabPage.uicSelectionCriteria.uicMainPanel



    If Not Objects.Compare(w,"ScreeningCriteria",True,1) Then

        Log.Message "Properties have been changed."

    Else

        Log.Message "Properties r same."

    End If



    Is this correct?

  • AlexeyKolosov's avatar
    AlexeyKolosov
    Staff
    14 years ago
    Hi Seena,




    Detailed reporting appeared in TestComplete 8. In TestComplete 7, you can implement the needed comparison logic manually or use a number of property checkpoints instead of a single object checkpoint.