1. Select a node in the run results tree:

   • To open the Executive Summary page, select the topmost node in the tree.

   • To open the Result Details for a step, select the relevant node in the tree.

2. Select the Result Details tab. (This assumes that the default layout is displayed.)

By default, when the Run Results Viewer opens after a run session, an Executive Summary is displayed in the Result Details pane. This summary displays run session information about the test or component. It also includes run Statistics and Notes (if any were included).

For any other node, the details in the Result Details pane are specific for the step selected in the run results tree. For example, the details may include input or output parameters, or may indicate that the session ran in Update Run Mode.

Includes:

• the test or component name and result details, and configuration details, if any

• time-related information for the run

• the product from which the test or component was run

• ALM server and project, if OpenText Functional Testing was connected to an ALM projectduring the run

  If a test or component that is stored in OpenText Application Quality Management is run from OpenText Functional Testing, but you choose to store the results in a temporary location, the Test set and Test instance fields are not displayed in the results.

• input and output parameters, if any

• additional information (for example, if the test ran in update mode)

Provides graphical, status-related statistics for the current run and the previous run (if any). If the test or component was run previously, you can click Open to open the previous run results in a new Run Results Viewer window.

Displays notes related to the run session, if any were added to the results using the Reporter.ReportNote Utility statement.

Displays any test or component input and/or output parameters. For details, see Parameterized values in the run results .

The name of the step.

The status of the step. Possible values:

• Done. Relevant for iterations, actions, and steps that ran successfully, but do not contain checkpoints.

• Failed. Relevant for iterations, actions, and steps that contain checkpoints.

• Passed. Relevant for iterations, actions, and steps that contain checkpoints.

• Warning. Relevant for steps that were not successful, but did not cause the test or component to stop running.

A test, component, iteration, or action containing a step marked Warning may still be labeled Passed or Done.

Details about the step, such as the object on which the step was performed, the timestamp, or the step results. The information in this area changes according to the type of step.