Hi, I have excel sheet in username , password and Result.I Passed value to my script in username ,password and finally i need to check in my excel sheet in result column should be pass or fail. how can i write result should be pass or fail in qtp script
Cheers Vijay On Mon, Apr 4, 2011 at 1:02 AM, <[email protected]> wrote: > Get a few years of regular stuff under your belt before you try to > understand that...it is so complex they don't even teach it in Advance QTP > classes...you'll just drive yourself nuts. > > In a message dated 4/3/11 12:41:30 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, > [email protected] writes: > > Hi > > Dude am new in framework part .Could u explain the data drive frame work > and to create script and function library and driver script > > > On Sun, Apr 3, 2011 at 9:51 PM, <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Please discuss further the separation of the DB level into two >> parts...the Tasks vs. the TaskProperties. I understand the basic idea of 3 >> levels, especially Driver Script and Function Library. But I want to have a >> better understanding of the DB level including the ODBC. I am using a >> similar approach but using EXCEL for DB level for table driven function >> calls via Driver Script with VBScript Case Statements calling Functions or >> Subroutines. I guess I don't fully understand the separation of Tasks and >> Task Properties because it seems to me, in my opinion, it would be less >> complicated or easier with one table that passed the function name with the >> properties from different columns on the same row, and let the whole script >> be implied or assumed to be related to the same Application...but maybe I'm >> not thinking of some smart concept of db normalization. It may be that I am >> just more comfortable with EXCEL instead of ACCESS, but I'm willing and open >> to learn more. Please advise with examples for a logon web page with >> parameters of User, Password, and webButton... And then, if we have not >> exhausted this topic which has me hungry to learn more, and always improve, >> I'd like to expand this into an argument or what everyone thinks about the >> value of using Dynamic code to pass these parameters from the DB level so >> the Script Driver never changes, but the tester only needs to change the DB >> level and thereby never have to re-record script code!???! Isn't that too >> much overhead and to complicated to maintain (Roman?) >> >> In a message dated 2/10/11 5:42:26 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, >> [email protected] writes: >> >> Hi, >> >> In general you should create 3 levels in your automation framework. >> >> The higher level is general interface for calling task in your test >> were test is a set of serial tasks. >> >> Like-------> G_RunTask Create,Elemet,"","" >> >> >> Where CreateElement is areal function which will reside at one of your >> libary function file >> >> This functions libary is the lowest level and in between resides the >> DB level >> >> Which contains parameters for the tasks which each task takes on >> runtime to call the task function >> >> The DB basicaly should contain two tables Tasks & TaskProperties >> >> 1.Task contains for each task the Application on which it runs,the >> vbscript function that the task runs. >> >> 2.Task Properties contains list of parameters and there values >> >> This is the idea in general(this frame work runs for 3 years running >> almost 1000 tests) >> >> You can use ODBC to make the connection to the DB which can be any db >> we choose Access. >> >> If you have more questions regarding the frame work please ask. >> >> On 8 פברואר, 06:17, kalyani k <[email protected]> wrote: >> > Hi, I want to know how to Create Test Automation Frameworks. 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