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Question by Maya
Submitted on 4/2/2004
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1.What are all different types of DB win runner can support?
2.What is Exception handling in WR?
3. How do you use private/ public functions in your script?


Answer by KrishnaKishore
Submitted on 5/19/2004
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Win runner support DB script like>
db_connect(session name,conectstr)
db_execute query(session name,sql,record no)
db_get_field_value(session name,row,column)
db_disconnect(conectstr)

Exception:define action in order to perform the test execution.

In win runner there are 3 types of exception

pop-exception: to handle specific window

TSL-exception: to handle TSL return code

Obj-exception: to change expected result in specific GUI object

In TSL Public function can be declared  within a module/test it will be accepted all functions from inside the module/test

In TSL private like a auto variable.

 

Answer by ratna rao
Submitted on 2/18/2005
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Win runner support DB script like>
db_connect(session name,conectstr)
db_execute query(session name,sql,record no)
db_get_field_value(session name,row,column)
db_disconnect(conectstr)
and also check the values of expected and actual values of data base tables using
db_check, db_record_check functions.


 

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