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an organized collection of data, typically organized to model relevant aspects of reality, in a way that supports processes requiring this information.
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Are there ready solutions for saving robot framework test results into a database?
It's pretty easy to write a listener that writes a record to a database every time a keyword, test case or test suite finishes running. … My team created a little web service for this, but you can just as easily open a direct connection to your database from the listener and store the results directly. …
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Robot Framework data-driven automation testing: Can data derived from a database be used as ...
If you want to have one test case per row in a database, you could write a script that does the query, generates a test suite file using the results of the query, and then runs pybot on the generated file …
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