A status-verification function enables you to verify a status value
in a terminal-emulation input field. A
status is a name-value pair (it is the value of the status name
that is verified).
Right-click an input field in
Host Screen Info view.
Choose
Verify Status Value.
The
Insert Status Value Verification Function dialog
box opens. Use this dialog box to specify the type of verification function
that should be inserted into the BDL script. From the
Verify that the value of the status list box,
select the name of the status you want to verify.
Select
is equal to or
is not equal to to define the status state you
want to verify.
Specify if the verification should be against a
constant value or a
parameter value.
Specify whether or not the verification is to be
Case sensitive and if white spaces should be
ignored.
In the
Severity portion of the dialog box, specify
the severity that is to be raised if the verification returns a negative result
(Error,
Warning,
Informational, or
Custom).
Click
OK to add the status-verification function to
your test script. Once the BDL script has been successfully modified, repeat
this process for each status verification that you wish to add to the BDL
script.