Viewing Properties of a Test Suite

Viewing Properties of a Test Suite

To view the properties of a Test, follow these steps:

Click Tests tab to open the Tests Suite view.
Select the relevant Test Suite on the left hand pane.
Click on the Properties of the highlighted object icon on the PROIV Assure Toolbar, or select the PROIV Assure Menu and select the Properties menu option.
The Test Suite Details window appears.

Fields on the Test Suite Details window:

Item	Description
Fields
Test Suite	Enter a name for the Test Suite.
Description	Enter a description of the Test Suite.
Connector	Select a Connector from the Connector drop-down list. Connection details contain all the information required to connect to a PROIV Live Session and they can be configured in a variety of permutations against Suites. If the Connector field is configured without the Prompt for Connector Details field being set, then the selected Connector overrides the connection details held in Tests or Recordings run by that Suite.
Prompt for Connector Details	If the Prompt for Connector Details field is configured without the Connector field being set, then when the Suite is run, you can choose a Saved Connector or enter any details that are different from the ones held in Recordings on the Connector Details window. If both the Connector field and the Prompt for Connector Details fields are configured, the saved Connector’s details are displayed at runtime and you can edit them if necessary.
Comparator	Select a Saved Comparator Group from the Comparator drop-down list. When a Suite is run, a default set of comparisons are performed against the Recording and the PROIV Session. You can choose to turn off particular comparisons and save this set of comparators to a Saved Comparator Group. If a Saved Comparator Group is attached to a Suite, it will override the default comparators. However, it is important to note that if a Recording in a Suite is flagged not to compare, then this is obeyed and will take precedence over any group attached to the Suite.
Column Headings
Order	Displays the order in which the Tests are executed in the Test Suite. You can use the Move Up and Move Down s to put the Tests into the order that you require.
Test Name	Displays the name of the Test.
Test Description	Displays the description of the Test.
Buttons
Properties	Click Properties to display the Test Details window. You can change the details of the Test on this window. Click here to learn more about the Test Details window.
Add	Click Add to display the Add Test(s) to Suite window. Select the Test that you want to add to the Suite and click the OK .
Remove	Click Delete to delete the selected Test from the Test Suite. You can use the Move Up and Move Down s to put the Tests into the order that you require.
Move Up	Click Move Up to move the Test up the list in a Test Suite. You can use the Move Up and Move Down s to put the Tests into the order that you require.
Move Down	Click Move Down to move the Test down the list in a Test Suite.
OK	Click OK to close the Test Suite Details window.

If you want to add Tests to the Suite at this stage, click the Add .
The Add Test(s) to Suite window appears.
Select the relevant Tests on the left hand pane and click the Add to add them to the Suite.

Fields on the Add Test(s) to Suite window:

Item	Description
Indicates test assigned to the suite
Test Name	Displays the name of the Test. If the Test is already added to Suite, a green tick displays against it.
Test Description	Displays the description of the Test.
Selected Tests
Test Name	Displays the name of the Test(s) that have been added to the Suite.
Add	Click Add to add the Test to the Suite.
Remove	Click Remove to remove the Test from the Suite.
OK	Click OK to end the process and to close the Add Test(s) to Suite window.
Cancel	Click Cancel to cancel the process and close the Add Test(s) to Suite window.

Click OK to close the Add Test(s) to Suite window.

Click OK to close the Test Suite Details window.
The Suite is then displayed in the left hand pane in the PROIV Assure Console.

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