TUXEDO Command IDs
Setting Recording Options
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Providing the Name of an Oracle Database
If you are using the network or proxy methods to record Oracle requests, you must
provide the name that the client application uses to connect to the Oracle database.
This name is in Oracle's tnsnames.ora file. You can later play back the script against
another Oracle database by changing this name.
To provide this name:
1. Click
Tools
Tools
Tools
Tools
>
Session Record Options
Session Record Options
Session Record Options
Session Record Options
.
2. Click the
Generator per protocol
Generator per protocol
Generator per protocol
Generator per protocol
tab.
3. Select Oracle at the
Protocol
Protocol
Protocol
Protocol
section.
4. Enter the name that the client application uses in the
Database name
Database name
Database name
Database name
box.
Assigning a Prefix to TUXEDO Command IDs
If you are recording TUXEDO requests, you can have Robot automatically assign an
identifying prefix to TUXEDO emulation command IDs. The prefix allows
TestManager reports to be filtered by emulation command type. The prefix that you
set here overrides the
Command ID prefix
Command ID prefix
Command ID prefix
Command ID prefix
in the
Generator
Generator
Generator
Generator
tab.
For example, if you select the
Use command type to prefix emulation commands
Use command type to prefix emulation commands
Use command type to prefix emulation commands
Use command type to prefix emulation commands
check
box, the third
tux_tpcall
emulation command in the script has the following
command ID:
tux_tpcall ["tcal003"]
Robot assigns the following command ID prefixes for particular TUXEDO
commands:
Command
Prefix
Command
Prefix
tux_bq
tbq
tux_tpinit
tini
tux_tpabort
tabo
tux_tpnotify
tnot
tux_tpacall*
tacaR
tux_tppost
tpos
tux_tpbroadcast
tbro
tux_tprecv
trec
tux_tpcall
tcal
tux_tpresume
tres
tux_tpcommit
tcom
tux_tpsend
tsen
*
tacaR
applies when
tux_tpacall
involves a request only. When
tux_tpacall
involves both a request and the reply (request/reply turnaround), the prefix is
tacaT
. This
is used for asynchronous request timing only and is never assigned to an emulation
command.
