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Opening a Test Log in TestManager

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Chapter 6 - Evaluating Tests

Open the test script of a script-based log event in the appropriate test script
development tool. For example, if you create a manual test script, ManualTest
opens and displays the test script. If you create a custom test script type,
TestManager opens the test script with the editor that you specify. You use a Test
Script Console Adapter (TCSA) to specify which editor opens a test script and to
manage custom test script types. For information about using custom test script
types, see Defining Custom Test Script Types on page 14.

Preview or print data displayed in the active test log in the Test Log window.

If you use Robot to record test scripts, you can analyze the results in a Comparator
to determine why a test failed. If you use QualityArchitect to generate test scripts
from Rose models, you use the Grid Comparator to analyze results. For
information about using the Comparators, see About the Four Comparators on
page 221.

Opening a Test Log in TestManager

To open the Test Log window manually, do one of the following:

Click

File

> Open Test Log

In the

Results

tab of the Test Asset Workspace, expand the Build tree and select a

log.

Note:

For detailed procedures, see the TestManager Help.

You can open more than one test log in the Test Log window. If you have more than
one test log open, the log that is currently active is the one that is acted upon when
you use most menu commands.

Test Asset
Workspace

Results tab

Build tree