Hi,
The following info. may useful for you.
You are creating a DB Checkpoint means you are creating an expected data. Whatever your query returned is yours expected data.
Now run the script. Here the script gives you pass results, because the expected data and actual data are same. So DB Checkpoint pass here.
Now modify any data in the application that you returned using the query. Now run the script. Here the script should fail, because you modified the backend data. This needs to compared with the expected data.
This time your script fails means, it is working fine. If the script pass, then the application is not updating the values in the backend.
Let me know if you need any further information.
Thanks & Regards,
Uday.
The following info. may useful for you.
You are creating a DB Checkpoint means you are creating an expected data. Whatever your query returned is yours expected data.
Now run the script. Here the script gives you pass results, because the expected data and actual data are same. So DB Checkpoint pass here.
Now modify any data in the application that you returned using the query. Now run the script. Here the script should fail, because you modified the backend data. This needs to compared with the expected data.
This time your script fails means, it is working fine. If the script pass, then the application is not updating the values in the backend.
Let me know if you need any further information.
Thanks & Regards,
Uday.