Is it possible to exchange parameters between manual scripts
Is is possible to add some kind of switch cases between manual scripts or exchange parameters?
Suppose I have a specific suite of tests with calculation
Create Order (example = 100)
Add product (value=25)
Add product (Value=75)
If SUM=100 then
Close Order
To be successful I could have test data containing 25 and 75 on the second row.
Should it be possible?
Is the question relevant or all calculations should be dedicated to RFT?
Thank for your thoughts
Suppose I have a specific suite of tests with calculation
Create Order (example = 100)
Add product (value=25)
Add product (Value=75)
If SUM=100 then
Close Order
To be successful I could have test data containing 25 and 75 on the second row.
Should it be possible?
Is the question relevant or all calculations should be dedicated to RFT?
Thank for your thoughts
One answer
Example : Depending of the result of script 1, the execution will switch to script3 instead of script2...
It is not possible to directly switch test scripts with conditions or exchange parameters beetween manual scripts, but you can create a test suite with case 1 followed by case 2 and another test suite with case 1 followed by case 3. When testing, the environment should be well enough controlled that the tester knows which situation to expect, and in fact the alternate result would be wrong. If you are really waiting to see the result of test case 1, then I would suggest creating a test suite that has the following
-Test Case 1
-Dummy test case with conditional statement to direct the tester to use Test case 2 or Test case 3
-Test Case 2
-Dummy test case to direct the user to end if Test Case 2 has been executed
-Test Case 3
It is not possible to directly switch test scripts with conditions or exchange parameters beetween manual scripts, but you can create a test suite with case 1 followed by case 2 and another test suite with case 1 followed by case 3. When testing, the environment should be well enough controlled that the tester knows which situation to expect, and in fact the alternate result would be wrong. If you are really waiting to see the result of test case 1, then I would suggest creating a test suite that has the following
-Test Case 1
-Dummy test case with conditional statement to direct the tester to use Test case 2 or Test case 3
-Test Case 2
-Dummy test case to direct the user to end if Test Case 2 has been executed
-Test Case 3