TC loses mapping while executing script
I am using a keyword script to process csv files using MSACCESS. Each csv only has a few things done to it in access before moving to the next. Lately, TC seems to lose track of the MSACCESS screen ob...
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Jared,
Thank you for the response.
I am using TC v7.51.667 I haven't gotten around to doing the latest update yet, but I do intend to soon. Do you think that will help?
I get an error stating that such-and-such object does not exist. When I investigate by trying to use the object browser to highlight the object on the screen it picks up the whole MSACCESS form as one object. It does not, however, confuse anything else besides the form. I've gotten around the issue by closing the form and reopening it whenever it can't find an object. This would be fine, except that the "X" button to close the form can only be located by coordinates (or at least that's the only way I knew to make it work). So now my test has to be modified for different resolutions. When I get time I guess I'll add a bunch of IF statements and checkpoints to try to find the X before clicking it. I'm sure there must be a better way...
Example of error:
I am grateful for any advice. If you need any further details just ask.
thanks
~Logan
Thank you for the response.
I am using TC v7.51.667 I haven't gotten around to doing the latest update yet, but I do intend to soon. Do you think that will help?
I get an error stating that such-and-such object does not exist. When I investigate by trying to use the object browser to highlight the object on the screen it picks up the whole MSACCESS form as one object. It does not, however, confuse anything else besides the form. I've gotten around the issue by closing the form and reopening it whenever it can't find an object. This would be fine, except that the "X" button to close the form can only be located by coordinates (or at least that's the only way I knew to make it work). So now my test has to be modified for different resolutions. When I get time I guess I'll add a bunch of IF statements and checkpoints to try to find the X before clicking it. I'm sure there must be a better way...
Example of error:
An error occurred when executing the "Click" method or property of the "btn_Pivot_Tbl_wGS" object.
The object or one of its parent objects was not found in the system.
Tested Object
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Alias: Aliases.MSACCESS.Microsoft_Access_UPS_Rating_System.cl_Workspace.UPS_Rating_System.btn_Pivot_Tbl_wGS
Mapping item: NameMapping.Sys.MSACCESS.Microsoft_Access_UPS_Rating_System.cl_Workspace.UPS_Rating_System.btn_Pivot_Tbl_wGS
Missing Object
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Alias: Aliases.MSACCESS.Microsoft_Access_UPS_Rating_System.cl_Workspace.UPS_Rating_System.btn_Pivot_Tbl_wGS
Mapping item: NameMapping.Sys.MSACCESS.Microsoft_Access_UPS_Rating_System.cl_Workspace.UPS_Rating_System.btn_Pivot_Tbl_wGS
I am grateful for any advice. If you need any further details just ask.
thanks
~Logan
