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CONTENTS

• Introduction
• Key Features

1. Conditional structure
2. Test case level step
3. Error Handling

• Conditional structures

How to insert conditional blocks
Task level IFELSE blocks
Adding IF-ELSE conditional block to task
Adding Expression for IF step
Forming expression for IF /ELSE IF:
Adding ELSE IF block after IF
Adding multiple ELSE IF blocks:
Adding ELSE block after IF step
Changes on TestCase screen
UI changes
Adding task step on TC screen
Test case level step (TC step) on TestCase screen
Adding a TC step and Task step
Storing execution status of TC step
IF ELSE blockson Test case screen
Adding IF-ELSE blocks to TestCase
Adding tasks in Test Case level IF-ELSE blocks
Adding IF-ELSE blocks to Task in TC
Execution flow of conditional (IF-ELSE) blocks
Qualitia behavior in case of invalid expression:

• Error handling
• How to specify Error handling settings

OnError settings at step level
OnError settings for dry run
OnError settings for Suite execution

• Report

Improvements in existing Reports to support new features
Summary Report
Test Case Detail Report for Conditional structure

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Qualitia gives provision to execute a step, a group of steps, tasks, or a group of tasks based on different conditions.

Key Points

• You can add If-Else block to a task and test case much like conditional structures used in programming languages, with a limitation that nested IF blocks are not supported.
• If block has the following structure:
  • IF – ELSE IF –ELSE – ENDIF
  • You can add zero or more occurrences of ELSE-IF and zero or exactly one occurrence of ELSE. Zero or multiple occurrences of IF blocks can be added to a task.

• It is mandatory to add expression to evaluate for IF and ELSE IF steps. You cannot save these tasks with blank expressions.
• Expressions are much like the ones used in programming languages.
• You can form conditions based on the status of previous step, values of environment variables/stored variables and arithmetic, logical and bitwise operators.
• You can avoid adding a task for adding a single step to test case. A step can be directly added to a test case. It is possible to specify object, action, and parameters to a TC step just like a task step.

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