Hello,
You may achieve this via the following way -> let's imagine that you have an already created Problem record, which 'Number' is PRB0040001. In order to populate its 'Incident' Related List, you may perform the following:
- add additional steps to your ATF test that will access the specific Related List table;
- in our case, this is the incident table: incident;
- so, add the following steps:
1. Open a New Form (open incident table);
2. Set Field Values (populate the incident form fields. Here the most important one is to populate the 'Problem' field of the incident with the number of your problem record);
3. Submit a Form (submit the current incident form);
- as a result, a new incident record will be created, which will be linked to your problem record and by this: the 'Incident' Related List of the problem will be populated, as you are looking for;
I may add that once you modify your current ATF test with the steps I mentioned above, you can confirm everything was executed properly by adding one more step at the end of the test: Open an Existing Record (here, set the ATF test to open the main record (Problem)). Then, run the test and monitor it via the test executioner. There, you will be able to see that the 'Incident' Related List of the Problem gets populated correctly, while the test is still running.
In other words: in order to operate with Related Lists via ATF tests, you need to configure the ATF test to access the relationship table (the one of the Related List) and to perform the respective actions in order to link the record with the main record of yours.
Hope the above information will be of use to you!
Regards,
Alok Gupta
