Hi,
The QTP fills the datatable in runtime with all the values you've make it save. This datatable is nothing more than an excel file, which is saved in the result folder, inside the test folder:
..\YourTest\ResXXX\Report\Default.xls
If you open the corresponding excel file you'll find all the values that the test has been collecting while in runtime.
If this doesn't work, maybe you should change the way the values are saved in the datatable. A possibility is to have the "object" that has the property value you want, saved in you OR and save the property value directly to the datatable:
This way you'll have that value saved for sure in the excel Default.xls in the result folder.
Hope this could help you.
Luth
The QTP fills the datatable in runtime with all the values you've make it save. This datatable is nothing more than an excel file, which is saved in the result folder, inside the test folder:
..\YourTest\ResXXX\Report\Default.xls
If you open the corresponding excel file you'll find all the values that the test has been collecting while in runtime.
If this doesn't work, maybe you should change the way the values are saved in the datatable. A possibility is to have the "object" that has the property value you want, saved in you OR and save the property value directly to the datatable:
Code:
dataTable("cellName",yourSheet) = Browser("Browser").Page("Page").WebElement("yourElement").GetROProperty("yourPropertyValue")This way you'll have that value saved for sure in the excel Default.xls in the result folder.
Hope this could help you.
Luth