what is the syntax of buffer???
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the buffer property specifices whether to buffer the output or not .when the output is syntax response {=flag}
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What exactly is a buffer? Tosca uses the term Buffer to refer to values that can be temporarily saved in Tosca Commander™ and then used again. These values can be either static or dynamic.
There are three different ways to buffer values in Tosca:
The values of controls can be read or verified and written into the Settings dialog as a buffer. The ActionMode Buffer is used for this purpose. For more information, click here.
Test data management uses its own syntax to buffer values in a database or to use values from the database. You can find more about this here and in the article "Test Data Management: an Example".
Values are buffered in a test configuration parameter. There is a specific syntax for using values stored in the test configuration parameter. For more, see here.
This article will give you a deeper insight into the first of these methods, the buffer.
Where can I find the buffers?
Values temporarily saved as buffers can be found in the Settings dialog under Settings->Engine.
There are three different ways to buffer values in Tosca:
The values of controls can be read or verified and written into the Settings dialog as a buffer. The ActionMode Buffer is used for this purpose. For more information, click here.
Test data management uses its own syntax to buffer values in a database or to use values from the database. You can find more about this here and in the article "Test Data Management: an Example".
Values are buffered in a test configuration parameter. There is a specific syntax for using values stored in the test configuration parameter. For more, see here.
This article will give you a deeper insight into the first of these methods, the buffer.
Where can I find the buffers?
Values temporarily saved as buffers can be found in the Settings dialog under Settings->Engine.
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