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Working with a Sample Testsuite
Creating your own testsuite
Writing a procedure
Components
Using the Debugger
Variables and Procedure Parameters
The Standard Library
Control structures
It's time to start your own application
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The second test case will show us what happens when an error occurs during test execution.
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| Figure 10.9: The Second Test case | |||
Apart from the third test step it is identical to the first test case. So what does this one do?
Test step: Grant 10% discount - Writes the value 10 into the discount field.
The 'Input' node is another basic action node and can be created directly via the QF-Test recording function.
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| Figure 10.10: Details of the second Test case | |||
Let's execute the second test case:
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This time a dialog shows up telling us that an error occurred.
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| Figure 10.11: Error in the second test case | |||
What happened? To find out we'll open the QF-Test run log for error analysis.
An alternative approach for error analysis would be to execute the test case again using the debugger. This will be explained in chapter Using the Debugger (Web).
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