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I am using LoadRunner version 12.02 - Build 2739

Looking at an old, yet correct 'guide' shows that I have used the statements correctly (3rd Point, around 1/3rd of the way down the page, inside the code block - the atoi statement).

But I am still unable to convert the _count parameter to an int-Variable.

In the script, before the call is made;

web_reg_save_param(
"ParamName=rotaPeople",
"LB=someText",
"RB=\")",
"Ord=ALL",
LAST);

After the web call the save_param function is placed before, the output log shows;

Notify: Saving Parameter "ParamName=rotaPeople_count = 21".

Inside the script, after the call is made, and the count has been totaled;

lr_output_message("RP_C:%d",lr_eval_string("{rotaPeople_count}"));
lr_output_message("RP_C:%s",lr_eval_string("{rotaPeople_count}"));
peoplesCount = atoi(lr_eval_string("{rotaPeople_count}"));
lr_output_message("PC:%d",peoplesCount);

In the logs after the above executions are made;

Warning: The string 'rotaPeople_count' with parameter delimiters is not a parameter.
RP_C:110826864
Warning: The string 'rotaPeople_count' with parameter delimiters is not a parameter.
RP_C:{rotaPeople_count}
Warning: The string 'rotaPeople_count' with parameter delimiters is not a parameter.
PC:0

Anyone have any ideas?

Note: The Warning messages are expected

Note: Workaround: Used web_reg_save_param_regex() and created a regular expression. Using the returned _count parameter within a for-loop worked. Keeping question open, as the original problem still persists

Автор: Chazara Источник Размещён: 13.11.2019 11:34

Answer 1

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Решение

The problem is that you use a soon to be deprecated API web_reg_save_param which does not support the ParamName syntax. In this API the second parameter is always the parameter name and therefore the correct use would be:

web_reg_save_param(
"rotaPeople",
"LB=someText",
"RB=\")",
"Ord=ALL",
LAST);

The proper API to use is web_reg_save_param_ex which does support the syntax you used so the call should look like:

web_reg_save_param_ex(
"ParamName=rotaPeople",
"LB=someText",
"RB=\")",
"Ord=ALL",
LAST);

Then the rest of your code should work properly.

I am not sure what you are doing but you might want to take a look at the somewhat unknown API lr_paramarr_random which will automatically pull a random value from the parameters array.

Автор: Buzzy Размещён: 17.02.2015 07:27

Answer 2

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This should help you

   web_reg_save_param(
  "rotaPeople",
 "LB=someText",
 "RB=\")",
 "Ord=ALL",
  LAST);

  lr_output_message("PC:%d",atoi(lr_eval_string("{rotaPeople_count}")));

Автор: user2484633 Размещён: 17.02.2015 04:26

Answer 3

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You are using ord=all,see the run time data which value you want to capture,If you want to capture the 10th value please use ord=10,automatically this warning will remove from output log.

Автор: arun mohanty Размещён: 10.01.2017 10:25

Answer 4

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Example for capturing an array of dynamic values:

Action()
{

int i;
int ncount;
char ParamName[100];

web_set_sockets_option("SSL_VERSION", "TLS");



    web_reg_save_param("trackingno","LB=;","RB= (NTN 0430)","search=All","ord=all",LAST);

    web_submit_data("barcode.pl", 
        "Action=http://qtetools.rmtc.fedex.com/barcode/cgi-bin/barcode.pl", 
        "Method=POST", 
        "TargetFrame=", 
        "RecContentType=text/html", 
        "Referer=http://qtetools.rmtc.fedex.com/barcode/html/barcode.shtml", 
        "Snapshot=t2.inf", 
        "Mode=HTML", 
        ITEMDATA, 
        "Name=formcode", "Value=0430", ENDITEM, 
        "Name=count", "Value=10", ENDITEM, 
        "Name=narrow", "Value=2", ENDITEM, 
        LAST);


    ncount= atoi(lr_eval_string("{trackingno_count}"));

    for (i =1;i <= ncount;i++)
       {
    sprintf(ParamName, "{trackingno_%d}", i);

       lr_output_message("Value of %s: %s",ParamName,lr_eval_string(ParamName));
           }
    return 0;
}

Автор: teenaanie Размещён: 25.01.2017 11:36

LoadRunner web_reg_save_param, ord=all, paramName_count issues

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