To see a record of all the elements that changed when data
correlation rules are applied, open the data correlation rules log.
You can use the data correlation rules log to determine which rules
worked and which did not.
About this task
The
Data Correlation Rules Log view
opens automatically when you apply data correlation rules to a test.
Procedure
- In the Data Correlation Rules Log view,
consider the following options:
- You can apply data correlation rules when you record a test,
or you can recorrelate existing test data. To learn more about recorrelating
test data, see Recorrelating data with rules.
- You can specify the logging level in the data correlation
rules file, or on the Data Correlation and Transformation wizard
page.
- You can use the Action log level to
debug data correlation rules. If the Action log
level does not provide enough data for troubleshooting, use the Detail log
level.
- You can view the data correlation actions in the chronological
order. Click the Chronological log view icon
to
view test elements that are created or removed by the data correlation
rules.
- When you are sure that the data correlation rules that you
wrote work correctly, use the None or Summary log
levels to reduce memory, disk-space consumption, and unnecessary entries
in the error log.
- Expand the first element of the log, and navigate to the
detail that you want to see. Use the icons in the upper-right corner
of the view to navigate through the log. For example, to navigate
to the corresponding element in the test editor, select a log entry,
and then click Go to test element.