ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsMeans to use a Table Checkpoint to verify grid content against DB sourceHi, (Running TestComplete 8.7) Our application uses a SQL DB and displays the content via DevExpress XtraGrid GridControls to the user. Is there any means to populate a DB Store in TestComplete and use that as the source for comparison against a Table Checkpoint, or vise verse? Ultimately, one of the goals is to verify that the content in the application grid view, before and after the application runs calculations, matches the content in the DB. I can't seem to find any way to point the Table Checkpoint to a DB Checkpoint source. Thanks for any assistance.Re: TestRecorder : Issues when trying to add the DLLs as references in Visual StudioWhen I try to "register" the TestRecorder.dll, I get the attached error.: Re: TestRecorder : Issues when trying to add the DLLs as references in Visual StudioHere is the link to the page of notes I was referring, I read this as advising me that all of the first five DLLs are required. http://www.automatedqa.com/support/viewarticle.aspx?aid=9060 NOTE: This morning I received instructions from Allen at AutomatedQA as follows (so now I'm trying to register only the TestRecorder.DLL and having troubles with it): Hi Mike, The steps you follow are incorrect. You need to add the component to your toolbox as described in the "Installing the TestRecorder Component in Microsoft Visual Studio .NET" (http://www.automatedqa.com/support/viewarticle.aspx?aid=9075) help topic. Even if the "TestRecorder Class" item is not present in the COM Components list, you only need to add the TestRecorder.dll file. Best regards, Allen TestRecorder : Issues when trying to add the DLLs as references in Visual Studio I am having issues when trying to "add references" to the TestRecorder DLLs. I am using Visual Studio 2010, using Windows-7. I have installed TestRecorder V8.0.290. When I follow the instructions and try to add a reference to the following DLLs (aqCommm.dll, aqCommHelp.dll, tcHook.dll) I get an error as follows: A reference to 'C:\...\aqComm.dll' could not be added. Please make sure the file is accessible, and that it is a valid assembly or COM component.