Problem creating custom query

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hkhan asked Dec 10, '13 ericnute edited Dec 30, '13

Problem creating custom query

I am new to iTest and I am trying to create a custom query for the attached Block response map. I have three Tokens (NP under block1 of container1, CLIENT under block1 of container2 and policy under block2 of container2). I need to find policy based on NP and CLIENT. I tried several combinations, but couldn't achieve it. Can somebody help me here.[link text][1] [1]: /storage/temp/3799-response_map.ffrm

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Answer 1 · 2013-12-10T14:24:23Z

JeffJ answered Dec 10, '13 ericnute edited Dec 30, '13

Based on your response map, I would modify the XPATH for the query as follows: //np_client_summary[container1/block1/NP="{0}"]/container1/container2[block1/CLIENT="{0}"]/block2/policy Then create two arguments for the NP and CLIENT. That should find the policy based on any combination of NP and CLIENT.

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hkhan commented · Dec 11, 2013 at 01:52 AM

Hi Jeff, I tried your suggestion, but doesn't help much. I added the same query in my Response Map as "query1" but it didn't worked. Please find the attached response map. Thanks [link text][1] [1]: /storage/temp/3804-3799-response_map.ffrm

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JeffJ ♦ commented · Dec 11, 2013 at 04:14 AM

It appears this is doing as expected. What you may be seeing is that not all combinations are showing up in the Queries View. This is normal as iTest will not display all combinations; however, if you put in the arguments you're looking for, it should return the correct data. If this is not the case, please attach the arguments you desire and the test case that shows the issue and we'll take another look.

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