CTAL-TAE · Question #135
You are evaluating several test modelling tools and are wanting to automatically generate test cases within the tool where many different combinations of input data are created. You are then wanting…
The correct answer is C. Ask the vendor and use forums to see if a solution is available or going to be available in the. The best next step is to ask the vendor and consult forums to determine if a solution exists or is planned. This approach maintains focus on a potentially ideal tool while exploring practical ways to overcome the export limitation, without immediately discarding it or…
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You are evaluating several test modelling tools and are wanting to automatically generate test cases within the tool where many different combinations of input data are created. You are then wanting to export the test cases into a .csv file which can then be read by a functional test execution tool using a data-driven or keyword-driven scripting method. You have investigated several tools and there is only one tool that provides all the necessary features defined by your team with the exception of the export facility. It does not provide an export into either .xls or .csv formats. What would be the BEST next step regarding the selection of this tool?
Options
- AConsider another tool that is more "fit for purpose" and has all the features required.
- BExplore the possibility of creating your own export facility.
- CAsk the vendor and use forums to see if a solution is available or going to be available in the
- DPurchase this tool and generate the .csv file manually.
How the community answered
(48 responses)- A10% (5)
- B4% (2)
- C79% (38)
- D6% (3)
Explanation
The best next step is to ask the vendor and consult forums to determine if a solution exists or is planned. This approach maintains focus on a potentially ideal tool while exploring practical ways to overcome the export limitation, without immediately discarding it or committing to manual work or in-house development.
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