Export test MHT - with custom name

Define "success" or "failed".  Is it that there are no errors in your log?  Or that there are no warnings?  Or that all your tests completed, even if there were errors and warnings?  It depends upon what you mean by "success" or "failed".  All TestComplete does is report to the output what you deem necessary in the output.  It doesn't make any judgement calls on whether or not a test is "successful".  That is a subjective judgement call that the tester needs to make.  So, if you want that call to be made by the automation, you need to write some sort of code to make that determination.

I want to say many thanks for your quick answer.



Well even if it my final status test is on warning, failed  or success, I want to grab that status and add it to my .MHT export file name, then I will be able to check the test status even if I don't want to open it.



Here  my example, in this  line {{ success = Project.Logs.LogItem(1).Data(1). }} I'm able to play with the LogItems  but the logItem that I want is the one is not created yet, the one is still in process.



I don't know how to explain, at all but this script is runing at the end of my test and export my current test with the name of the test on it, date, hour, and the {status result } in the file name.



Sub exportTestAs(path)

  Dim filename, dateHour, success

  

 {{ success = Project.Logs.LogItem(1).Data(1).Scheme.Name }}



  dateHour = aqConvert.DateTimeToFormatStr(aqDateTime.Now, " %d,%m,%Y %H.%M")

  filename = Project.TestItems.Current.Parent.Name

  filename = filename & dateHour & success & ".mht"



  Log.SaveResultsAs path & filename,2

End Sub

That's kind of why I said it's up to you to determine what is a success and what is not.  What I would do is utilize the OnLogError and OnLogWarning event handlers and, in those handlers, toggle a boolean variable to indicate whether or not an error or warning was logged.  Then, in your export task, check those variables and use the results to determine what to add to your export.  Then, after the log is exported, reset your variables to FALSE and go on to your next step.

Thank you Robert.





You are right. I was almost there I found it today and was wondering myself if it can do something with that, but now I'm sure that is my solution. I will try this wonderful idea tomorrow.





Thanks a lot you made my day. 

Thank you Robert.





You are right. I was almost there I found it today and was wondering myself if it can do something with that, but now I'm sure that is my solution. I will try this wonderful idea tomorrow.





Thanks a lot you made my day. 

Thanks Robert it is working.



I just add to event handlers and work with their diferent status



GeneralEvents_OnLogWarning

GeneralEvents_OnLogError



DONE!

Glad it worked out!