Properties Grid Area (Checkpoint Properties Dialog Box) - Table Checkpoints

Relevant for: GUI tests and scripted GUI components

For a table checkpoint, the Properties Grid area displays two tabs:

In the Table Content, the dialog box displays a grid with the content of the selected Table object.

User interface elements are described below:

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The grid area displays the captured/expected values of all the cells in the table. Only the ones with blue check marks are used (checked) by the checkpoint. You can instruct UFT One to check the entire table, specific rows, specific columns, or specific cells.

Note: UFT One checks only cells containing a check mark.
Change

Enables you to define or modify the row range to check by opening the Define/Modify Row Range Dialog Box.

Add/Remove from check. Add or remove the selected cells from the check.

In the Properties tab, the dialog box displays the properties of the Table object (without the table content).

User interface elements are described below:

UI Elements

Description
Check box

For each object class, UFT One recommends default property checks. You can accept the default checks or modify them accordingly.

To check a property, select the corresponding check box.

To exclude a property check, clear the corresponding check box.
Type
  • . Indicates that the value of the property is currently a constant.
  • . Indicates that the value of the property is currently a test or action parameter (tests only).
  • . Indicates that the value of the property is currently a Data Table parameter. (tests and scripted components only)
  • . Indicates that the value of the property is currently an environment variable parameter. (tests and scripted components only)
  • . Indicates that the value of the property is currently a random number parameter. (tests and scripted components only)
  • . Indicates that the value of the property is currently a parameter. (keyword components only)
Property

The name of the property.
Value

The expected value of the property. For details on modifying property values, see Configure checkpoint details.

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