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Reading BHTS files from ATE

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sdewaele   03/30/2011 07:01,

Does someone know a tool to read the BHTS files which are stored by the ATE?Thanks

 

april april   03/30/2011 11:25

Can you describe what you want to do with the BHT data?

 

It is available for viewing in the ATE, but if that is not sufficient for your needs what else needs to be done?Dave

 

 

sdewaele   03/31/2011 06:45

I would like to compare the data I send from the backend system with the data received/placed into a complex table.I'm missing a few records in the complex table and would like to compare it.Because we are talking about a few thousands of records in total in the complex table I hoped to be able to use excel (for example) to compare both lists.

 

april april   03/31/2011 11:26

There is not currently a tool in the ATE

 

to do that.You can enable server side logging at a high detail level and see the totoal number of records that are sent to the client. I think you could also write an action that looped over your table on the client and called a command line action to write out the CT

 

record to a file that you could then look at in Excel.Let me see if I can put together a sample for you that would demonstarte how to accomplish that.Dave

 

 

sdewaele   04/01/2011 03:52

Thanks,Is there a way to get the specs of the bht file?

 

Lets say I'd like to write a small prog that would read in the file with Java so I can display its content?

 

april april   04/04/2011 12:03

There is not an available tool or specs on the BHT file format that we can provide at this time. The ability to export data from the test environment is an open change request (#26534)In the meantime, perhaps we can address your issue another way. if you are concerend that you are missing data in client BHTs, what do you see in the server side logs? How many records are being sent to the client versus how many are you expecting? Do you see any lines in the server logs where it states that duplicate records are being removed? If this is the case, you might have an index defined that does not uniquely describe your table records. can you provide Support with log files?Dave

 

sdewaele   04/04/2011 16:27

Indeed I've seen in the logs that some duplicate lines are being removed.I adjusted the key and all seems fine now.Thanks


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