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Handling Testdata while running from QC - rameshrise3 - 10-14-2009
Hi,
I have implemented lot of Import statements in my script and now I would like to run from QC and in Importsheet stataements I gave datasheet path from local drives,
now as I am running from QC, I am specifying the data sheet from QC, File-->Settings---->Resources and I am using that sheet removing all import statements
Can anyone suggest better way to handle the test data whiel runnign from QC
RE: Handling Testdata while running from QC - rameshrise3 - 10-16-2009
Can anyone share their ideas, I would really appreciate, if anyone can reply.
RE: Handling Testdata while running from QC - rameshrise3 - 10-21-2009
Ankur, Basanth, any moderator or anyone else, if you can reply on this, that would be really great
RE: Handling Testdata while running from QC - jsknight1969 - 10-22-2009
I did this via Parameters.
I used two parameters named DataSheet and DataDir. Combined them to give me a full path to the data file then imported. In my case I pulled them from Quality Center Attachments. My import routine can use Quality Center or local files, just need the path and name.
On each test I created the parameters under settings with default values so I could run a simpler test without always having to specify a data sheet.
RE: Handling Testdata while running from QC - rameshrise3 - 10-22-2009
Thanks JS,
We can do that way, Did you use Environment variables? or action parameters?
RE: Handling Testdata while running from QC - jsknight1969 - 10-22-2009
I used action parameters so I could change them via QC test configuration. That way the same test could be run against a different set of data.