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Answer» Database Checkpoints:
When you create database checkpoints, you define a query on your database, and your database CHECKPOINT checks the values CONTAINED in the result set. The result set is a set of values RETRIEVED from the results of the query.
There are several ways to define the query that will be used in your database checkpoints:
- You can use Microsoft Query to create a query on a database. The results of a query on a database are known as a result set. You can INSTALL Microsoft Query from the custom installation of Microsoft Office.
- You can define an ODBC query manually, by creating its SQL statement.
- You can use Data JUNCTION to create a conversion file that converts a database to a target text file. (For standard database checkpoints only). Note that Data Junction is not automatically included in your WinRunner package.
There are 4 DB checkpoints:
- Runtime DB Checkpoint
- Default Checkpoint
- Custom Check
- Standard Check
Database Checkpoints:
When you create database checkpoints, you define a query on your database, and your database checkpoint checks the values contained in the result set. The result set is a set of values retrieved from the results of the query.
There are several ways to define the query that will be used in your database checkpoints: There are 4 DB checkpoints:
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