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Chapter 6 - Evaluating Tests
Applying a Test Log Filter
After you create a test log filter, set the filter that you want to use to narrow down the
amount of logged data that appears in an active Test Log window.
To apply a test log filter:
s
Open a log and click
View > Set Test Log Filter
and select the filter.
To turn off all log filters, click the test log filter
All
. This filter displays all
information logged in the Test Log window when you run a test case, test script, or
suite.
Note:
When you apply a test log filter, the active Test Log window generates a new
log and then displays the new filtered log information, which may take some time.
For detailed procedures, see the TestManager Help.
Viewing a Test Script
You can select any log event that is associated with a test script and view it in the tool
that you used to create the test script. For example, if you create a GUI test script and
open the test script from the Test Log window, the test script opens in Robot. If you
create a manual test script and open the test script from the Test Log window, it opens
in ManualTest. If you create a custom test script type, TestManager opens the test
script with the editor that you specify. Use a Test Script Console Adapter (TSCA) to
specify which editor opens a test script and to manage custom test script types. For
information about using a custom test script type, see Defining Custom Test Script Types
on page 14.
Note:
When you double-click an event in an open log generated from Robot under
Purify, Quantify, or PureCoverage, the test script opens in Robot, and the file opens in
the diagnostic tool. For information about setting diagnostic tools options, see the
Robot Help.
To view a test script:
1
Open a test log.
2
Click the
Details
tab.
3
Right-click a test script start or test script end event and click
Open Script
.
Note:
For detailed procedures, see the TestManager Help.
