Count disabled and/or paused tests
Count disabled and/or paused tests
Hi all,
From time to time, we find that tests have been disabled or paused indefinately during troubleshooting or configuring target systems.
And then forgotten to enable/unpause again.
So I was thinking, it would be handy to have a test that counts disabled and/or paused tests...
Anyone tried something like that?
Thanks!
Kris
From time to time, we find that tests have been disabled or paused indefinately during troubleshooting or configuring target systems.
And then forgotten to enable/unpause again.
So I was thinking, it would be handy to have a test that counts disabled and/or paused tests...
Anyone tried something like that?
Thanks!
Kris
We can add couple new variables.. on the other hand may be View with disabled and paused items will work better?
https://www.ks-soft.net/hostmon.eng/mfr ... #ViewsList
Regards
Alex
https://www.ks-soft.net/hostmon.eng/mfr ... #ViewsList
Regards
Alex
Hi Alex,
We already have views for disabled and paused tests.
Event though these are very informative, they don't have a 'signaling' function.
So maybe some variables like %DisabledTestsCount% and %PausedTestsCount%, maybe even filterable with a 'where' clause to select specific folders or test names, you name it hehehehe
We already have views for disabled and paused tests.
Event though these are very informative, they don't have a 'signaling' function.
So maybe some variables like %DisabledTestsCount% and %PausedTestsCount%, maybe even filterable with a 'where' clause to select specific folders or test names, you name it hehehehe
Good point
So I tested stuff.
1) Paused tests count for %HM_PAUSEDITEMS% AND show up in the Paused tests view (%StatusID%=='13') AND show up in the OutofSchedule tests view (checkbox 'Out of Schedule')
2) Out of Schedule tests also count for %HM_PAUSEDITEMS% AND show up in the OutofSchedule tests view (checkbox 'Out of Schedule') but DON'T show up in the Paused tests view (%StatusID%=='13')
Good enough for me
So I tested stuff.
1) Paused tests count for %HM_PAUSEDITEMS% AND show up in the Paused tests view (%StatusID%=='13') AND show up in the OutofSchedule tests view (checkbox 'Out of Schedule')
2) Out of Schedule tests also count for %HM_PAUSEDITEMS% AND show up in the OutofSchedule tests view (checkbox 'Out of Schedule') but DON'T show up in the Paused tests view (%StatusID%=='13')
Good enough for me