Hello everyone
How can I create a condition in my test execution?
Example:
I am using the following dataset:
User type: Admin | Simple_User
Order: can_order | can't_Order
Available: present | absent
Result: Valid | Invalid
We generate the test execution I find:
Admin | can_order | present | Valid
Admin | can_order | absent | Valid
Admin | can't_order | present | Invalid
Admin | can't_order | absent | Invalid
Simple_User | can_order | present | Valid
Simple_User | can_order | absent | Valid
Simple_User | can't_order | present | Invalid
Simple_User | can't_order | absent | Invalid
I want to have all iterations equal to "Valid" except when:
{Type user = "Simple user" and available = "absent"} = Invalid
in other words I want to have these iterations:
Admin | can_order | present | Valid
Admin | can_order | absent | Valid
Admin | can't_order | present | Valid
Admin | can't_order | absent | Valid
Simple_User | can_order | present | Valid
Simple_User | can_order | absent | Invalid
Simple_User | can't_order | present | Valid
Simple_User | can't_order | absent | Invalid
I am new to xray so I don't know where this condition should really be, in the dataset, test case or test run.
Thank you in advance
You can use the data set will the 4 parameters, where the last parameter is the result you expect.
When the Tester executes the test, he/she should then check if the result matches the one expected. For instance, in the example below:
Simple_User | can_order | absent | Invalid
If this case is invalid, the Tester should make this iteration as PASS since it has the expected Result: Invalid.
So yes, your approach looks fine. It is only necessary that the Testers be aware the last parameter is the expected Result, and if it is correct, it should be set as a PASS; otherwise, it should get a FAILED status.
If you need additional help, please contact the Xray Support (http://xraysupport.xpand-it.com).
Thank you.
Kind regards,
Rogério Paiva [Xray Support Team]
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