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Hi,

 

try use list to solve your problem

 

% set stringsResults [list "DTE" "Controllers" "S0/0"]
DTE Controllers S0/0
% set value "Controllers"
Controllers
% lsearch $stringResults $value
1

 

now you can use if condition

 

if [lsearch $stringResults $value] {
    puts "PASS: Expected: $value, Actual: $stringResults
else
   puts "FAIL: Expected: $value, Actual: $stringResults
}

 

 There many other options available for lsearch http://wiki.tcl.tk/1486

 

Thanks

Malli

Hey,

 

Sorry the question is quite confusing for me..

 

If you wnat something like below:

 

"From one response you need to verify three string i.e. string1, string2 and string3. you want to pass the test case if any one of them matched."

 

Please correct me if I missed some thing...

 

So, to achieve the above add three analysis rule to the command in the following fashion:

 

analyze

   query query1()

      assert $value eq $string1

         if True

             PASS

            Skip_remaining_rules

 

analyze

   query query2()

      assert $value eq $string2

         if True

            PASS

            Skip_remaining_rules

 

analyze

   query query3()

      assert $value eq $string3

         if True

            PASS

        If Fail

             FAIL

 

NOTE: The query1() or query2() or query3() can be same or different as per your requirement. And for assert steps please ensure filed replacement is enabled if you want to substitute a variable in that point.

 

Please be posted how it goes. Also, if you still see some issue please share the test case and test report, we will try to make it out.

 

Thank You!

Store the response of the each analysis rule in a seperate variable and then have a if  then else statments to either pass or fail the test case. 

 

example :

In analysis rule 

contains        valid

store              var1

 

similarly for other cases

 

if     $var1 == 1  || $var == 2 

      then

        analyze assert true

      else

        analyze assert false

 

Thanks

-Ravi