I am running an automated test script using UFT 12.52. I am wondering if there is a way to export results from within a function in the UFT Script. The idea is to call the function and export the run results.
I can do it externally by creating a .vbs file which launches the script in uft and runs and exports the result, but i cannot figure out how to do it from within a UFT Script as function.
Below is my code for exporting results externally.
Thanks
Dim qtApp
Dim qtTest
Dim qtResultsOpt
Dim qtAutoExportResultsOpts
Set qtApp = CreateObject("QuickTest.Application")
qtApp.Launch
qtApp.Visible = True
qtApp.Options.Run.ImageCaptureForTestResults = "OnError"
qtApp.Options.Run.RunMode = "Fast"
qtApp.Options.Run.ViewResults = False
qtApp.Open "Z:\D:\paperlessEnhancements\", True
Set qtTest = qtApp.Test
qtTest.Settings.Run.IterationMode = "rngIterations"
qtTest.Settings.Run.StartIteration = 1
qtTest.Settings.Run.EndIteration = 1
qtTest.Settings.Run.OnError = "NextStep"
Set qtResultsOpt = CreateObject("QuickTest.RunResultsOptions")
qtResultsOpt.ResultsLocation = "C:\Tests\Test1\Res1" n
Set qtAutoExportResultsOpts = qtApp.Options.Run.AutoExportReportConfig
qtAutoExportResultsOpts.AutoExportResults = True
qtAutoExportResultsOpts.StepDetailsReport = True
qtAutoExportResultsOpts.DataTableReport = True
qtAutoExportResultsOpts.LogTrackingReport = True
qtAutoExportResultsOpts.ScreenRecorderReport = True
qtAutoExportResultsOpts.SystemMonitorReport = False
qtAutoExportResultsOpts.ExportLocation =
"C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Desktop"
qtAutoExportResultsOpts.UserDefinedXSL = "C:\Documents and Settings\All
Users\Desktop\MyCustXSL.xsl"
qtAutoExportResultsOpts.StepDetailsReportFormat = "UserDefined"
qtAutoExportResultsOpts.ExportForFailedRunsOnly = True
qtTest.Run qtResultsOpt
MsgBox qtTest.LastRunResults.Status
qtTest.Close
Set qtResultsOpt = Nothing
Set qtTest = Nothing
Set qtApp = Nothing
Set qtAutoExportSettings = Nothing
I also tried this :
Dim qtResultsOpt
Dim qtAutoExportResultsOpts
Set qtResultsOpt = CreateObject("QuickTest.RunResultsOptions")
qtResultsOpt.ResultsLocation = "C:\Temp\Notepad1"
Set qtResultsOpt = Nothing
#Lukeriggz :Attach a function library to all your script and the function library should be called in first place in your script(Either you can call the lines in your current library function itself. But the significance is to set the attribute at the first place and start with the execution). The content of the library should be the one which you have shown the code except the Open,run statement and releasing the objects(Primarily the configuration statements should be there). This will make your result location always pointed to your desired path and you can view the results. While configuration of the script have the script name in a variable to create the result file name to act is as dynamic
Another Implementation
We can easily identify where the results are getting saved Using the inbuilt environment variable. So programmatically we can copy the folder using file system objects
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executionpath=Environment.Value("ResultDir")
path_to_save_the_results= "Type your path where the results should be saved"
fso.CopyFolder executionpath, path_to_save_the_results
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I'm currently using UFT -- I have a GUI test, and there's a web element object in one of my tests I'd like to delete/update, but I'm worried it's being referenced by another test in our test suite. (I am coming into a test suite that someone else built)
Is there anyway to tell whether or not an object in the object repository is being used in other tests? (Without having to go into each individual test and action to find out?)
My way would be simple recursive file search.
Open EditPlus
Search -> Find In Files
Find What =
File Type = *.mts | *.vbs | *.qfl
Folder =
Select the Include Sub Folder Check Box
Click Find
You can use Search>View>Find (or ctrl+F) from UFT and select to look in entire solution
Open "Script.mts" file from every action and search for your object name. If you find the object, write the script name and line number where your object exists, in a file.
Use the below code:
'strScriptsPath is the path where your test script folders are placed.
Set strScripts = objFSO.GetFolder(strScriptsPath).SubFolders
For Each Script In strScripts
strAction = strScriptsPath & "\" & Script.Name & "\Action1\Script.mts"
If objFSO.FileExists(strAction) Then
'Open Script in NotePad
Set strFile = objFSO.OpenTextFile(strAction, 1)
Do While Not (strFile.AtEndOfStream)
strLine = strFile.ReadLine
If InStr(1, strLine, strObjectName) > 0 Then
iVerificationCount = objSheet.UsedRange.Rows.Count
iCurrentRow = iVerificationCount + 1
objSheet.Cells(iCurrentRow, 1) = Script.Name
objSheet.Cells(iCurrentRow, 2) = strLine
If strFile.AtEndOfStream Then
objSheet.Cells(iCurrentRow, 3) = strFile.Line
Else
objSheet.Cells(iCurrentRow, 3) = strFile.Line - 1
End If
End If
Loop
strFile.Close
Set strFile = Nothing
End If
Next
Set strScripts = Nothing
To be able to use this code, declare objFSO object and write a piece of code to create an excel and get objSheet.
You can also replace the object name using the below code:
Use the For Each Loop as mentioned above
strScript = strScriptsPath & "\" & strScriptName & "\Action1\Script.mts"
strFind = "Old Object Name"
strReplace = "New Object Name"
Set strFile = objFSO.OpenTextFile(strScript, 1)
strData = strFile.ReadAll
strNewData = Replace(strData, strFind, strReplace)
strFile.Close
Set strFile = Nothing
Set strFile = objFSO.OpenTextFile(strScript, 2)
strFile.Write strNewData
strFile.Close
Set strFile = Nothing
** You just need to write this entire code in a .vbs file and run that file.
I am using this VBS to run a macro on an excel document that has several macros in it. Is there a way to run more than one macro on a single VBS or will I have to create several?
This is the code I am using.
strPath = "C:\Users\michael\Desktop\sced.xlsm"
strMacro = "Macro3"
Set objApp = CreateObject("Excel.Application")
objApp.Visible = True
Set wbToRun = objApp.Workbooks.Open(strPath)
objApp.Run strMacro
wbToRun.Save
wbToRun.Close
objApp.Quit
I was thinking that I would just be able to list the macros;
strMacro = "Macro3"
strMacro = "Macro4"
but it only runs the last macro on the list.
Thanks in advance.
Simplest solution for your needs is this:
strMacro1 = "Macro3"
strMacro2 = "Macro4"
strPath = "C:\Users\michael\Desktop\sced.xlsm"
Set objApp = CreateObject("Excel.Application")
objApp.Visible = True
Set wbToRun = objApp.Workbooks.Open(strPath)
objApp.Run strMacro1
objApp.Run strMacro2
wbToRun.Save
wbToRun.Close
objApp.Quit
I'm trying to write a script in VBS to show the file properties dialog/sheet for multiple items. Those items will be all of the items in a parent folder (e.g. all items in W:\).
Essentially, I'm trying to get the properties dialog to show the number of files in a drive. Right-clicking on the drive and selecting Properties does not show the number of files. You would instead need to go into the first level of the drive, select all folders/files, and then right-click and select Properties.
I have customised some code (below) I've found on the internet to bring up the file properties dialog/sheet for either a specific folder, or a drive. I have no idea what I could further change to get the properties dialog for all files and folder of a specified drive. Perhaps getting all folders/files of the drive into an array and then working with that?
Please note I'm looking for the actual properties dialog, and not just a simple return of the total number of files (I know how to do this).
Any help would be appreciated! Thanks :)
Code:
dim objShell, objFSO, folParent, sParent, filTarget, sFileName, sOutput, fivVerbs, iVerb, vVerb, fvbVerb, testItemsParent, TestMappedDestination
set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
set objShell = CreateObject("Shell.Application")
const mappedDestination = "c:\"
vVerb = "P&roperties"
sParent = objFSO.GetParentFolderName(mappedDestination)
sFileName = objFSO.GetFileName(mappedDestination)
If Len(mappedDestination) = 3 then
nsTarget = &H11
TestMappedDestination = "(" & UCase(Left(mappedDestination,2)) & ")"
Else
nsTarget = sParent
TestMappedDestination = UCase(sFileName)
End If
set folParent = objShell.Namespace(nsTarget)
For each filTarget in folParent.Items
If Len(mappedDestination) = 3 then
testItemsParent = UCase(Right(filTarget,4))
Else
testItemsParent = UCase(filTarget)
End if
If testItemsParent = TestMappedDestination then
Set fivVerbs = filTarget.Verbs
For iVerb = 0 to fivVerbs.Count - 1
If fivVerbs.Item(iVerb).Name = vVerb then
Set fvbVerb = fivVerbs.Item(iVerb)
fvbVerb.DoIt()
filTarget.InvokeVerbEx fvbVerb.Name, ""
Msgbox "Placeholder msgbox to keep properties dialog/sheet from disappearing on script completion"
Exit for
End if
Next
Exit for
End if
Next
QTP AOM code to enable image capture on script failure is not working
I am using the below code to enable the QTP Screen Capture option but it's not storing any screenshots:
Code:
Dim App
Dim qtTest
'Create the QTP Application object
Set App = CreateObject("QuickTest.Application")
'If QTP is notopen then open it
If App.launched <> True then
App.Launch
End If
'Make the QuickTest application visible
App.Visible = True
'Set QuickTest run options
'Instruct QuickTest to perform next step when error occurs
App.Options.Run.ImageCaptureForTestResults = "OnError"
App.Options.Run.RunMode = "Fast"
App.Options.Run.ViewResults = True
'Open the test in read-only mode
App.Open "D:\GUITest4", True
'set run settings for the test
Set qtTest = App.Test
'Instruct QuickTest to perform next step when error occurs
qtTest.Settings.Run.OnError = "NextStep"
'Run the test
qtTest.Run
'Check the results of the test run
MsgBox qtTest.LastRunResults.Status
' Close the test
qtTest.Close
'Close QTP
'App.quit
'Release Object
Set qtTest = Nothing
Set App = Nothing
Can anyone help?
Try this to capture screenshots:
set obj = Desktop
obj.capturebitmap strFileName & ".png"
To have the screenshot embedded in results itself, give the path of results in strFileName parameter as:
strFileName = Environment.Value("ResultDir") & "\" & Mid(Environment.Value("ActionName"), 1, 15) & filename.png
Using QTP AOM we can capture the screenshot which will be stored in the results folder , can be controlled via below code.
Set qtApp = CreateObject("QuickTest.Application")
qtApp.Options.Run.ImageCaptureForTestResults = "OnError"
qtApp.Open "C:\Tests\Test1", True
Set qtTest = qtApp.Test
Set qtResultsOpt = CreateObject("QuickTest.RunResultsOptions")
Create the Run Results Options object
qtResultsOpt.ResultsLocation = "C:\Tests\Test1\Res1"
Set the results location
qtTest.Run qtResultsOpt
Run the test
qtTest.Close
Hope it helps, let me know the results
I am trying to do a find and replace operation on several Word documents in a folder. I wrote the following VBScript to do that:
Option Explicit
Dim Word, Document, FolderPath, FileSystem, FileList, File, Doc, InfoString
Const ReadOnly = 1
Const wdFindContinue = 1
Const wdReplaceAll = 2
Const wdOriginalDocumentFormat = 1
Set FileSystem = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
FolderPath = FileSystem.GetAbsolutePathName(".")
Set FileList = FileSystem.GetFolder(FolderPath).files
Set Word = CreateObject("Word.Application")
Word.Visible = False
Word.DisplayAlerts = False
For Each File in FileList
If LCase(Right(File.Name,3)) = "doc" Or LCase(Right(File.Name,4)) = "docx" Then
If File.Attributes And ReadOnly Then
File.Attributes = File.Attributes - ReadOnly
End If
Set Doc = Word.Documents.Open(File.Path,,True)
' find and replace stuff
End If
Next
Word.Documents.Save True, wdOriginalDocumentFormat
Word.Quit
MsgBox("Done")
Problem is, when it reaches the line Word.Documents.Save, a Save As dialog box always pops up. If I click Cancel, I get an error from Windows Script Host saying the file is write protected, even though it is not shown as write protected if I open the Properties dialog in File Explorer. If I click save, I am prompted to save all the other files too. What is the problem here?
I have a suspicion that it is caused by the Word documents being very old, like from the 1990s.
Set Doc = Word.Documents.Open(File.Path,,True)
and look at the docs from Object Browser.
Function Open(FileName, [ConfirmConversions], [ReadOnly], [AddToRecentFiles], [PasswordDocument], [PasswordTemplate], [Revert], [WritePasswordDocument], [WritePasswordTemplate], [Format], [Encoding], [Visible], [OpenAndRepair], [DocumentDirection], [NoEncodingDialog]) As Document
Member of Word.Documents
So the True says to open Read Only. This is Word's read only, nothing to do with the file.