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Reference Page: Comparison Rules

Posted by Albert Gareev on Sep 02, 2010
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Mind Map Functions Comparison: One-To-One Relationship 1-1 Comparison: isValueEqual 1-1 Comparison: isValueLess 1-1 Comparison: isValueEqualOrLess 1-1 Comparison: isValueGreater 1-1 Comparison: isValueEqualOrGreater 1-1 Comparison: MatchIn / MatchFor Comparison: One-To-Many Relationship 1-N Comparison: isValueInRange 1-N Comparison: isValueInSet Comparison: Many-To-Many Relationship N-N Comparison: isSetEqual N-N Comparison: isRecordEqual N-N ...

N-N Comparison: SetMatchFor

Posted by Albert Gareev on Aug 12, 2010
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Reference Page: Comparison Rules Automatic Comparison Rules Relationship: Many-to-Many / Rule: Match For Set in Another Set Definitions Supported data types: String, Number, Date Supported data structures: Vector Comparison of values of different data types always returns False. Comparison of values of unsupported data types always returns False. Vector data structure is presented by a set […] ...

N-N Comparison: SetMatchIn

Posted by Albert Gareev on Aug 11, 2010
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Reference Page: Comparison Rules Automatic Comparison Rules Relationship: Many-to-Many / Rule: Set Match In [Another Set] Definitions Supported data types: String, Number, Date Supported data structures: Vector Comparison of values of different data types always returns False. Comparison of values of unsupported data types always returns False. Vector data structure is presented by a set […] ...

N-N Comparison: isRecordEqual

Posted by Albert Gareev on Aug 09, 2010
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Reference Page: Comparison Rules Automatic Comparison Rules Relationship: Many-to-Many / Rule: Is Data Record [in Dictionary] Equal To Another One Definitions Supported data types: String, Number, Date Supported data structures: Dictionary (Associative Array) Comparison of values of different data types always returns False. Comparison of values of unsupported data types always returns False. A record is […] ...

N-N Comparison: isSetEqual

Posted by Albert Gareev on Aug 05, 2010
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Reference Page: Comparison Rules Automatic Comparison Rules Relationship: Many-to-Many / Rule: Is Set Equal Definitions Supported data types: String, Number, Date Supported data structures: Vector Comparison of values of different data types always returns False. Comparison of values of unsupported data types always returns False. Vector data structure is presented by a set (un-ordered array) of […] ...

1-N Comparison: isValueInSet

Posted by Albert Gareev on Jul 29, 2010
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Reference Page: Comparison Rules Automatic Comparison Rules Relationship: One-to-Many / Rule: Is Value In Set Definitions Supported data types: String, Number, Date Supported data structures: Scalar, Vector Comparison of values of different data types always returns False. Comparison of values of unsupported data types always returns False. Scalar data structure is presented by any single […] ...

1-N Comparison: isValueInRange

Posted by Albert Gareev on Jul 27, 2010
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Reference Page: Comparison Rules Automatic Comparison Rules Relationship: One-to-Many / Rule: Is Value In Range Definitions Supported data types: String, Number, Date Supported data structures: Scalar, Vector Comparison of values of different data types always returns False. Comparison of values of unsupported data types always returns False. Scalar data structure is presented by any single value.  […] ...

1-1 Comparison: MatchIn / MatchFor

Posted by Albert Gareev on Jul 23, 2010
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Reference Page: Comparison Rules Automatic Comparison Rules Relationship: One-to-One / Match In String / Match For String Definitions Supported data types: String, Regular Expression  1. Match in String First argument – base string; second argument – substring / regular expression. 2. Match for String First argument – substring / regular expression; second argument – base […] ...

1-1 Comparison: isValueEqualOrGreater

Posted by Albert Gareev on Jul 21, 2010
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 Reference Page: Comparison Rules Automatic Comparison Rules Relationship: One-to-One / Rule: Is Value Equal Or Greater Definitions Supported data types: String, Number, Date Comparison of values of different data types always returns False. Comparison of values of unsupported data types always returns False. Data type: String Strings are compared based on total length and encoding […] ...

1-1 Comparison: isValueGreater

Posted by Albert Gareev on Jul 19, 2010
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Reference Page: Comparison Rules Automatic Comparison Rules Relationship: One-to-One / Rule: Is Value Greater Definitions Supported data types: String, Number, Date Comparison of values of different data types always returns False. Comparison of values of unsupported data types always returns False. Data type: String Strings are compared based on total length and encoding of each […] ...

1-1 Comparison: isValueEqualOrLess

Posted by Albert Gareev on Jul 16, 2010
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Reference Page: Comparison Rules Automatic Comparison Rules Relationship: One-to-One / Rule: Is Value Equal Or Less Definitions Supported data types: String, Number, Date Comparison of values of different data types always returns False. Comparison of values of unsupported data types always returns False. Data type: String Strings are compared based on total length and encoding […] ...

1-1 Comparison: isValueLess

Posted by Albert Gareev on Jul 14, 2010
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Reference Page: Comparison Rules Automatic Comparison Rules Relationship: One-to-One / Rule: Is Value Less Definitions Supported data types: String, Number, Date Comparison of values of different data types always returns False. Comparison of values of unsupported data types always returns False. Data type: String Strings are compared based on total length and encoding of each […] ...

1-1 Comparison: isValueEqual

Posted by Albert Gareev on Jul 12, 2010
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Reference Page: Comparison Rules Automatic Comparison Rules Relationship: One-to-One / Rule: Is Value Equal Definitions Supported data types: String, Number, Date Values of different data types are considered unequal. Values of unsupported data types are considered unequal. Data type: String Strings are compared based on total length and encoding of each character. Two strings are […] ...

Built-in verification in Testing Tools – too ...

Posted by Albert Gareev on May 22, 2007
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What is built-in verification mechanism Enterprise level automation tools are claimed to be suitable for a wide range of users, including non-technical, not programming, like some testers and business analysts. To support such types of users, tools offer a variety of pre-defined, built-in components. The component, implementing verification mechanism, is usually called “checkpoint”. With the help […] ...
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