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02-16-2022 04:28 AM
Hi,
I have no understanding at all in ATF on how can I prove that the following fields are available in list view of a table. Number, Opened, Short Description, Caller, Affected User.
As an ITIL user, I should be able to edit only Short Description
You don't have to write any test case. Please give me some idea on which test step configurations would work.
Regards
Suman P.
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02-16-2022 06:05 AM
Hi,
As far a I know, you can't (with ATF) validate which fields are on a list, and that makes sense, because the user can personalize a list to contain whatever fields they like.
Also, there is, to my knowledge, no way to create a ATF-step to validate if a user can perform a list edit.
You will have to open the form and perform editing in the form view.

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02-16-2022 06:05 AM
Hi,
As far a I know, you can't (with ATF) validate which fields are on a list, and that makes sense, because the user can personalize a list to contain whatever fields they like.
Also, there is, to my knowledge, no way to create a ATF-step to validate if a user can perform a list edit.
You will have to open the form and perform editing in the form view.