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Hi,
I want to create an ATF Test in which ich create a temporary module out of the sys_db_object form and also set a filter while creating that module. Then I want to impersonate a User and navigate to that module I have just created
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Hi @Sn_devT
I will recommend you not to run tests using ATF that can read system-level configurations and meta-tables sys_db_object (backend table) in your instance. It is not at all good practice.
What is the business justification for this requirement or you are just doing POC.
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Hi @Sn_devT
What is the use of this? Creating a module means creating a table, and I doubt we can access the sys_db_object table in ATF.
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I want to trigger a query range error by impersonating as a User and navigating to that newly created Module (which I want to filter with a LIKE*^ string in the process of creating that module). So when the impersonated User navigates to that module I can check if a query range error exists.
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Hi @Sn_devT
I will recommend you not to run tests using ATF that can read system-level configurations and meta-tables sys_db_object (backend table) in your instance. It is not at all good practice.
What is the business justification for this requirement or you are just doing POC.