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Perform server-side operations. For example, query and update a record, impersonate a user, or run a server-side script.

Impersonate

Impersonate the specified user for the test.

Impersonate specifies a user for executing subsequent steps in this test. It works for both server-side and browser-side steps and stays in effect until changed with another Impersonate step or until the test ends. The impersonation automatically ends when the test is over.

Note:

Do not impersonate a user with the test author role. Doing so can lead to conflicts that interfere with executing the test.
Do not rely on user IDs being consistent across different instances. The system dynamically assigns users IDs, so the ID for a particular user often differs from one instance to the next.
When exporting and importing automated tests, keep in mind that update sets do not update the user field.
Tests can impersonate users with the snc_external role, which allows testing users who do not have login access. See Explicit Roles for requirements of the snc_external role.

Table 1. Inputs
Field	Description
Execution order	Integer specifying the order in which the test executes this step. As you create steps, the system automatically assigns each step an incremental value. It causes the test to execute steps in the order in which you created them. You can change this default order by editing the Execution Order values.
Active	Check box to activate this test step for use.
Application	Application scope in which the system runs this step.
Test	Read-only name of the test that you are adding the step to.
User	The user ID for the test to impersonate.

Table 2. Outputs
Field	Description
user	The user ID of the user impersonated.

Search for a Catalog Item

Searches for a catalog item or record producer in the specified catalog and category. You can perform this step both in Platform and Service Portal.

Table 3. Inputs
Field	Description
Execution order	Integer specifying the order in which the test executes this step. As you create steps, the system automatically assigns each step an incremental value. It causes the test to execute steps in the order in which you created them. You can change this default order by editing the Execution Order values.
Active	Check box to activate this test step for use.
Application	Application scope in which the system runs this step.
Test	Read-only name of the test that you are adding the step to.
Step config	Read-only name of the step.
Description	(Appears after the test step is submitted) Description of the test step. This field value is automatically set based on the field values of the test step.
Notes	Notes about the test step. Note: Use the condition builder to set the field value. The condition builder displays an appropriate control for the field data type. For example, a reference field displays a Lookup record control.
Search in Portal only	Selected if the search is restricted to the Service Portal only. Otherwise, not selected.
Search term	Term used to search for a catalog item.
Catalog	Catalog in which to search for the catalog item.
Category	Category in which to search for the catalog item.
Assert item	Catalog items that should be available in the search results.
Assert Type	Specifies how searching the catalog item affects the test: Assert Item present in search result: Test passes only if the assert item is present in the search result. Assert Item not present in search result: Test passes only if the assert item is not present in the search result.

Record Query

Query the database to verify that a record exists matching the conditions set in this step.

Table 4. Inputs
Field	Description
Execution order	Integer specifying the order in which the test executes this step. As you create steps, the system automatically assigns each step an incremental value. It causes the test to execute steps in the order in which you created them. You can change this default order by editing the Execution Order values.
Active	Check box to activate this test step for use.
Timeout	Number of seconds allowed before the step fails. If the validation fails, the system repeats the step until the duration of the Timeout is reached. If the validation fails after the Timeout duration has passed, the step fails.
Application	Application scope in which the system runs this step.
Test	Read-only name of the test that you are adding the step to.
Step config	Read-only name of the step.
Description	(Appears after the test step is submitted) Description of the test step. This field value is automatically set based on the field values of the test step.
Notes	Notes about the test step. Note: Use the condition builder to set the field value. The condition builder displays an appropriate control for the field data type. For example, a reference field displays a Lookup record control.
Assert type	Specifies how querying the record affects the test: There is at least one record matching the query: Test fails if there are no records matching the query. No records match the query: Test fails if any records match the query.
Table	The table to be queried.
Conditions	Conditions used to run the query.

Table 5. Outputs
Field	Description
table	The table queried.
first_record	The first record resulting from the query.

Record Insert

Inserts a record into a table with the field values you specify.

Table 6. Inputs
Field	Description
Execution order	Integer specifying the order in which the test executes this step. As you create steps, the system automatically assigns each step an incremental value. It causes the test to execute steps in the order in which you created them. You can change this default order by editing the Execution Order values.
Active	Check box to activate this test step for use.
Application	Application scope in which the system runs this step.
Test	Read-only name of the test that you are adding the step to.
Step config	Read-only name of the step.
Description	(Appears after the test step is submitted) Description of the test step. This field value is automatically set based on the field values of the test step.
Notes	Notes about the test step. Note: Use the condition builder to set the field value. The condition builder displays an appropriate control for the field data type. For example, a reference field displays a Lookup record control.
Assert type	Specifies how inserting the record affects the test: Record successfully inserted: Test fails if the record was not successfully inserted. Record was not inserted: Test fails if the record was successfully inserted.
Enforce security	Selected to enforce ACLs. Otherwise, not selected.
Table	The table into which the record should be inserted.
Conditions	Specific field values to be set when the test runs this step.

Table 7. Outputs
Field	Description
table	The table to which the new record belongs.
record_id	The sys_id of the new record.

Record Update

Changes field values on a record on the server.

Note: To ensure that the changes were applied, follow this step with a Record Validation step.

Table 8. Inputs
Field	Description
Execution order	Integer specifying the order in which the test executes this step. As you create steps, the system automatically assigns each step an incremental value. It causes the test to execute steps in the order in which you created them. You can change this default order by editing the Execution Order values.
Active	Check box to activate this test step for use.
Application	Application scope in which the system runs this step.
Test	Read-only name of the test that you are adding the step to.
Step config	Read-only name of the step.
Description	(Appears after the test step is submitted) Description of the test step. This field value is automatically set based on the field values of the test step.
Notes	Notes about the test step. Note: Use the condition builder to set the field value. The condition builder displays an appropriate control for the field data type. For example, a reference field displays a Lookup record control.
Assert type	Specifies how updating the record affects the test: Record successfully updated: Test fails if the record was not successfully updated. Record was not updated: Test fails if the record was successfully updated.
Enforce security	Selected to enforce ACLs. Otherwise, not selected.
Table	The table containing the record to be updated.
Record	ID of the record to be updated.
Field values	Fields for which you want to set values and the values you want to set for those fields. Note: Use the condition builder to set the field value. The condition builder displays an appropriate control for the field data type. For example, a reference field displays a Lookup record control.

Record Delete

Deletes a specified record in a table.

Table 9. Inputs
Field	Description
Execution order	Integer specifying the order in which the test executes this step. As you create steps, the system automatically assigns each step an incremental value. It causes the test to execute steps in the order in which you created them. You can change this default order by editing the Execution Order values.
Active	Check box to activate this test step for use.
Application	Application scope in which the system runs this step.
Test	Read-only name of the test that you are adding the step to.
Step config	Read-only name of the step.
Description	(Appears after the test step is submitted) Description of the test step. This field value is automatically set based on the field values of the test step.
Notes	Notes about the test step. Note: Use the condition builder to set the field value. The condition builder displays an appropriate control for the field data type. For example, a reference field displays a Lookup record control.
Assert type	Specifies how updating the record affects the test: Record successfully deleted: Test fails if the record was not successfully deleted. Record was not deleted: Test fails if the record was successfully deleted.
Enforce security	Selected to enforce ACLs. Otherwise, not selected.
Table	The table containing the record to be deleted.
Record	ID of the record to be deleted.

Record Validation

Validates that a record meets the specified conditions on the server side.

For the Record Validation step, specify the values you want to test using the standard conditions builder. You can apply several conditions to the same field.

This step passes if the overall condition is satisfied and fails if it is not. If you need to test the values of individual fields independently of each other, include a separate Record Validation step for each value to be tested.

Table 10. Inputs
Field	Description
Execution order	Integer specifying the order in which the test executes this step. As you create steps, the system automatically assigns each step an incremental value. It causes the test to execute steps in the order in which you created them. You can change this default order by editing the Execution Order values.
Active	Check box to activate this test step for use.
Timeout	Number of seconds allowed before the step fails. If the validation fails, the system repeats the step until the duration of the Timeout is reached. If the validation fails after the Timeout duration has passed, the step fails.
Application	Application scope in which the system runs this step.
Test	Read-only name of the test that you are adding the step to.
Step config	Read-only name of the step.
Description	(Appears after the test step is submitted) Description of the test step. This field value is automatically set based on the field values of the test step.
Notes	Notes about the test step. Note: Use the condition builder to set the field value. The condition builder displays an appropriate control for the field data type. For example, a reference field displays a Lookup record control.
Assert type	Specifies how validating the record affects the test: Record successfully validated: The test fails if the record does not match the conditions. Record not found: Test fails if the record is found.
Table	The table that contains the field to be validated.
Record	The record that contains the field to be validated.
Field values	Specific fields to be validated when the test runs this step.

Run Server Side Script

Executes a script on the server.

Table 11. Inputs
Field	Description
Execution order	Integer specifying the order in which the test executes this step. As you create steps, the system automatically assigns each step an incremental value. It causes the test to execute steps in the order in which you created them. You can change this default order by editing the Execution Order values.
Active	Check box to activate this test step for use.
Application	Application scope in which the system runs this step.
Test	Read-only name of the test that you are adding the step to.
Step config	Read-only name of the step.
Description	(Appears after the test step is submitted) Description of the test step. This field value is automatically set based on the field values of the test step.
Notes	Notes about the test step. Note: Use the condition builder to set the field value. The condition builder displays an appropriate control for the field data type. For example, a reference field displays a Lookup record control.
Jasmine version	The version of the Jasmine testing framework to use for running the server-side script. Any new scripts you create use Jasmine version 3.1. Your existing scripts can continue to use Jasmine version 1.3, or you can upgrade them to Jasmine version 3.1.
Test script	The javascript for the server to execute. Supports the Jasmine testing framework.

Note: If the script creates data, the system rolls back that data after all steps in the test finish.

Replay Request Item

Get the item and requester from an existing request item, add the item to a new cart for that user, and place an order.

Table 12. Inputs
Field	Description
Execution order	Integer specifying the order in which the test executes this step. As you create steps, the system automatically assigns each step an incremental value. It causes the test to execute steps in the order in which you created them. You can change this default order by editing the Execution Order values.
Active	Check box to activate this test step for use.
Application	Application scope in which the system runs this step.
Test	Read-only name of the test that you are adding the step to.
Step config	Read-only name of the step.
Description	(Appears after the test step is submitted) Description of the test step. This field value is automatically set based on the field values of the test step.
Notes	Notes about the test step. Note: Use the condition builder to set the field value. The condition builder displays an appropriate control for the field data type. For example, a reference field displays a Lookup record control.
Original Request Item	The request item to be replayed.

Table 13. Outputs
Field	Description
table	The table to which the replayed request item belongs.
request	The replayed request item.

Log

Logs a message and stores it as a step result.

The log message can contain variables and other information pertaining to the test. The message is stored as a step result.

Table 14. Inputs
Field	Description
Execution order	Integer specifying the order in which the test executes this step. As you create steps, the system automatically assigns each step an incremental value. It causes the test to execute steps in the order in which you created them. You can change this default order by editing the Execution Order values.
Active	Check box to activate this test step for use.
Application	Application scope in which the system runs this step.
Test	Read-only name of the test that you are adding the step to.
Step config	Read-only name of the step.
Description	(Appears after the test step is submitted) Description of the test step. This field value is automatically set based on the field values of the test step.
Notes	Notes about the test step. Note: Use the condition builder to set the field value. The condition builder displays an appropriate control for the field data type. For example, a reference field displays a Lookup record control.
Log	The message to be logged. To include the value of an output variable from a previous step, click the input value icon () and follow the procedure to Pass values from one automated test step to another.

Checkout Shopping Cart

Submits the cart and generates a request. You can perform this step both in the Platform and Service Portal.

Table 15. Inputs
Field	Description
Execution order	Integer specifying the order in which the test executes this step. As you create steps, the system automatically assigns each step an incremental value. It causes the test to execute steps in the order in which you created them. You can change this default order by editing the Execution Order values.
Active	Check box to activate this test step for use.
Timeout	Number of seconds allowed before the step fails. If the validation fails, the system repeats the step until the duration of the Timeout is reached. If the validation fails after the Timeout duration has passed, the step fails.
Application	Application scope in which the system runs this step.
Test	Read-only name of the test that you are adding the step to.
Step config	Read-only name of the step.
Description	(Appears after the test step is submitted) Description of the test step. This field value is automatically set based on the field values of the test step.
Notes	Notes about the test step. Note: Use the condition builder to set the field value. The condition builder displays an appropriate control for the field data type. For example, a reference field displays a Lookup record control.
Assert Type	Criteria for the test to pass. Empty cart Test fails if the cart is not empty. Successfully Checkout cart Test fails if the cart is not successfully checked out.
Requested For	User for whom the request is generated.
Delivery Address	Delivery address for the request.
Special Instructions	Special instructions for the request.

Custom Scripted StepConfig

Provides an example of scripts for a custom step configuration.

This example checks if the user name provided starts with the letter A. This step is useful primarily to users with the [atf_test_admin] role. Users with the [atf_test_admin] role can view the example scripts by opening the record for this step in Step configurations.

Table 16. Inputs
Field	Description
Execution order	Integer specifying the order in which the test executes this step. As you create steps, the system automatically assigns each step an incremental value. It causes the test to execute steps in the order in which you created them. You can change this default order by editing the Execution Order values.
Active	Check box to activate this test step for use.
Application	Application scope in which the system runs this step.
Test	Read-only name of the test that you are adding the step to.
Step config	Read-only name of the step.
Description	(Appears after the test step is submitted) Description of the test step. This field value is automatically set based on the field values of the test step.
Notes	Notes about the test step. Note: Use the condition builder to set the field value. The condition builder displays an appropriate control for the field data type. For example, a reference field displays a Lookup record control.
User	The user whose name the system checks to see if it starts with the letter A. To include the value of an output variable from a previous step, click the input value icon() and follow the procedure to Pass values from one automated test step to another.

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Perform server-side operations. For example, query and update a record, impersonate a user, or run a server-side script.

Impersonate

Impersonate the specified user for the test.

Note:

Do not impersonate a user with the test author role. Doing so can lead to conflicts that interfere with executing the test.
Do not rely on user IDs being consistent across different instances. The system dynamically assigns users IDs, so the ID for a particular user often differs from one instance to the next.
When exporting and importing automated tests, keep in mind that update sets do not update the user field.
Tests can impersonate users with the snc_external role, which allows testing users who do not have login access. See Explicit Roles for requirements of the snc_external role.

Table 1. Inputs
Field	Description
Execution order	Integer specifying the order in which the test executes this step. As you create steps, the system automatically assigns each step an incremental value. It causes the test to execute steps in the order in which you created them. You can change this default order by editing the Execution Order values.
Active	Check box to activate this test step for use.
Application	Application scope in which the system runs this step.
Test	Read-only name of the test that you are adding the step to.
User	The user ID for the test to impersonate.

Table 2. Outputs
Field	Description
user	The user ID of the user impersonated.

Search for a Catalog Item

Searches for a catalog item or record producer in the specified catalog and category. You can perform this step both in Platform and Service Portal.

Table 3. Inputs
Field	Description
Execution order	Integer specifying the order in which the test executes this step. As you create steps, the system automatically assigns each step an incremental value. It causes the test to execute steps in the order in which you created them. You can change this default order by editing the Execution Order values.
Active	Check box to activate this test step for use.
Application	Application scope in which the system runs this step.
Test	Read-only name of the test that you are adding the step to.
Step config	Read-only name of the step.
Description	(Appears after the test step is submitted) Description of the test step. This field value is automatically set based on the field values of the test step.
Notes	Notes about the test step. Note: Use the condition builder to set the field value. The condition builder displays an appropriate control for the field data type. For example, a reference field displays a Lookup record control.
Search in Portal only	Selected if the search is restricted to the Service Portal only. Otherwise, not selected.
Search term	Term used to search for a catalog item.
Catalog	Catalog in which to search for the catalog item.
Category	Category in which to search for the catalog item.
Assert item	Catalog items that should be available in the search results.
Assert Type	Specifies how searching the catalog item affects the test: Assert Item present in search result: Test passes only if the assert item is present in the search result. Assert Item not present in search result: Test passes only if the assert item is not present in the search result.

Record Query

Query the database to verify that a record exists matching the conditions set in this step.

Table 4. Inputs
Field	Description
Execution order	Integer specifying the order in which the test executes this step. As you create steps, the system automatically assigns each step an incremental value. It causes the test to execute steps in the order in which you created them. You can change this default order by editing the Execution Order values.
Active	Check box to activate this test step for use.
Timeout	Number of seconds allowed before the step fails. If the validation fails, the system repeats the step until the duration of the Timeout is reached. If the validation fails after the Timeout duration has passed, the step fails.
Application	Application scope in which the system runs this step.
Test	Read-only name of the test that you are adding the step to.
Step config	Read-only name of the step.
Description	(Appears after the test step is submitted) Description of the test step. This field value is automatically set based on the field values of the test step.
Notes	Notes about the test step. Note: Use the condition builder to set the field value. The condition builder displays an appropriate control for the field data type. For example, a reference field displays a Lookup record control.
Assert type	Specifies how querying the record affects the test: There is at least one record matching the query: Test fails if there are no records matching the query. No records match the query: Test fails if any records match the query.
Table	The table to be queried.
Conditions	Conditions used to run the query.

Table 5. Outputs
Field	Description
table	The table queried.
first_record	The first record resulting from the query.

Record Insert

Inserts a record into a table with the field values you specify.

Table 6. Inputs
Field	Description
Execution order	Integer specifying the order in which the test executes this step. As you create steps, the system automatically assigns each step an incremental value. It causes the test to execute steps in the order in which you created them. You can change this default order by editing the Execution Order values.
Active	Check box to activate this test step for use.
Application	Application scope in which the system runs this step.
Test	Read-only name of the test that you are adding the step to.
Step config	Read-only name of the step.
Description	(Appears after the test step is submitted) Description of the test step. This field value is automatically set based on the field values of the test step.
Notes	Notes about the test step. Note: Use the condition builder to set the field value. The condition builder displays an appropriate control for the field data type. For example, a reference field displays a Lookup record control.
Assert type	Specifies how inserting the record affects the test: Record successfully inserted: Test fails if the record was not successfully inserted. Record was not inserted: Test fails if the record was successfully inserted.
Enforce security	Selected to enforce ACLs. Otherwise, not selected.
Table	The table into which the record should be inserted.
Conditions	Specific field values to be set when the test runs this step.

Table 7. Outputs
Field	Description
table	The table to which the new record belongs.
record_id	The sys_id of the new record.

Record Update

Changes field values on a record on the server.

Note: To ensure that the changes were applied, follow this step with a Record Validation step.

Table 8. Inputs
Field	Description
Execution order	Integer specifying the order in which the test executes this step. As you create steps, the system automatically assigns each step an incremental value. It causes the test to execute steps in the order in which you created them. You can change this default order by editing the Execution Order values.
Active	Check box to activate this test step for use.
Application	Application scope in which the system runs this step.
Test	Read-only name of the test that you are adding the step to.
Step config	Read-only name of the step.
Description	(Appears after the test step is submitted) Description of the test step. This field value is automatically set based on the field values of the test step.
Notes	Notes about the test step. Note: Use the condition builder to set the field value. The condition builder displays an appropriate control for the field data type. For example, a reference field displays a Lookup record control.
Assert type	Specifies how updating the record affects the test: Record successfully updated: Test fails if the record was not successfully updated. Record was not updated: Test fails if the record was successfully updated.
Enforce security	Selected to enforce ACLs. Otherwise, not selected.
Table	The table containing the record to be updated.
Record	ID of the record to be updated.
Field values	Fields for which you want to set values and the values you want to set for those fields. Note: Use the condition builder to set the field value. The condition builder displays an appropriate control for the field data type. For example, a reference field displays a Lookup record control.

Record Delete

Deletes a specified record in a table.

Table 9. Inputs
Field	Description
Execution order	Integer specifying the order in which the test executes this step. As you create steps, the system automatically assigns each step an incremental value. It causes the test to execute steps in the order in which you created them. You can change this default order by editing the Execution Order values.
Active	Check box to activate this test step for use.
Application	Application scope in which the system runs this step.
Test	Read-only name of the test that you are adding the step to.
Step config	Read-only name of the step.
Description	(Appears after the test step is submitted) Description of the test step. This field value is automatically set based on the field values of the test step.
Notes	Notes about the test step. Note: Use the condition builder to set the field value. The condition builder displays an appropriate control for the field data type. For example, a reference field displays a Lookup record control.
Assert type	Specifies how updating the record affects the test: Record successfully deleted: Test fails if the record was not successfully deleted. Record was not deleted: Test fails if the record was successfully deleted.
Enforce security	Selected to enforce ACLs. Otherwise, not selected.
Table	The table containing the record to be deleted.
Record	ID of the record to be deleted.

Record Validation

Validates that a record meets the specified conditions on the server side.

For the Record Validation step, specify the values you want to test using the standard conditions builder. You can apply several conditions to the same field.

Table 10. Inputs
Field	Description
Execution order	Integer specifying the order in which the test executes this step. As you create steps, the system automatically assigns each step an incremental value. It causes the test to execute steps in the order in which you created them. You can change this default order by editing the Execution Order values.
Active	Check box to activate this test step for use.
Timeout	Number of seconds allowed before the step fails. If the validation fails, the system repeats the step until the duration of the Timeout is reached. If the validation fails after the Timeout duration has passed, the step fails.
Application	Application scope in which the system runs this step.
Test	Read-only name of the test that you are adding the step to.
Step config	Read-only name of the step.
Description	(Appears after the test step is submitted) Description of the test step. This field value is automatically set based on the field values of the test step.
Notes	Notes about the test step. Note: Use the condition builder to set the field value. The condition builder displays an appropriate control for the field data type. For example, a reference field displays a Lookup record control.
Assert type	Specifies how validating the record affects the test: Record successfully validated: The test fails if the record does not match the conditions. Record not found: Test fails if the record is found.
Table	The table that contains the field to be validated.
Record	The record that contains the field to be validated.
Field values	Specific fields to be validated when the test runs this step.

Run Server Side Script

Executes a script on the server.

Table 11. Inputs
Field	Description
Execution order	Integer specifying the order in which the test executes this step. As you create steps, the system automatically assigns each step an incremental value. It causes the test to execute steps in the order in which you created them. You can change this default order by editing the Execution Order values.
Active	Check box to activate this test step for use.
Application	Application scope in which the system runs this step.
Test	Read-only name of the test that you are adding the step to.
Step config	Read-only name of the step.
Description	(Appears after the test step is submitted) Description of the test step. This field value is automatically set based on the field values of the test step.
Notes	Notes about the test step. Note: Use the condition builder to set the field value. The condition builder displays an appropriate control for the field data type. For example, a reference field displays a Lookup record control.
Jasmine version	The version of the Jasmine testing framework to use for running the server-side script. Any new scripts you create use Jasmine version 3.1. Your existing scripts can continue to use Jasmine version 1.3, or you can upgrade them to Jasmine version 3.1.
Test script	The javascript for the server to execute. Supports the Jasmine testing framework.

Note: If the script creates data, the system rolls back that data after all steps in the test finish.

Replay Request Item

Get the item and requester from an existing request item, add the item to a new cart for that user, and place an order.

Table 12. Inputs
Field	Description
Execution order	Integer specifying the order in which the test executes this step. As you create steps, the system automatically assigns each step an incremental value. It causes the test to execute steps in the order in which you created them. You can change this default order by editing the Execution Order values.
Active	Check box to activate this test step for use.
Application	Application scope in which the system runs this step.
Test	Read-only name of the test that you are adding the step to.
Step config	Read-only name of the step.
Description	(Appears after the test step is submitted) Description of the test step. This field value is automatically set based on the field values of the test step.
Notes	Notes about the test step. Note: Use the condition builder to set the field value. The condition builder displays an appropriate control for the field data type. For example, a reference field displays a Lookup record control.
Original Request Item	The request item to be replayed.

Table 13. Outputs
Field	Description
table	The table to which the replayed request item belongs.
request	The replayed request item.

Log

Logs a message and stores it as a step result.

The log message can contain variables and other information pertaining to the test. The message is stored as a step result.

Table 14. Inputs
Field	Description
Execution order	Integer specifying the order in which the test executes this step. As you create steps, the system automatically assigns each step an incremental value. It causes the test to execute steps in the order in which you created them. You can change this default order by editing the Execution Order values.
Active	Check box to activate this test step for use.
Application	Application scope in which the system runs this step.
Test	Read-only name of the test that you are adding the step to.
Step config	Read-only name of the step.
Description	(Appears after the test step is submitted) Description of the test step. This field value is automatically set based on the field values of the test step.
Notes	Notes about the test step. Note: Use the condition builder to set the field value. The condition builder displays an appropriate control for the field data type. For example, a reference field displays a Lookup record control.
Log	The message to be logged. To include the value of an output variable from a previous step, click the input value icon () and follow the procedure to Pass values from one automated test step to another.

Checkout Shopping Cart

Submits the cart and generates a request. You can perform this step both in the Platform and Service Portal.

Table 15. Inputs
Field	Description
Execution order	Integer specifying the order in which the test executes this step. As you create steps, the system automatically assigns each step an incremental value. It causes the test to execute steps in the order in which you created them. You can change this default order by editing the Execution Order values.
Active	Check box to activate this test step for use.
Timeout	Number of seconds allowed before the step fails. If the validation fails, the system repeats the step until the duration of the Timeout is reached. If the validation fails after the Timeout duration has passed, the step fails.
Application	Application scope in which the system runs this step.
Test	Read-only name of the test that you are adding the step to.
Step config	Read-only name of the step.
Description	(Appears after the test step is submitted) Description of the test step. This field value is automatically set based on the field values of the test step.
Notes	Notes about the test step. Note: Use the condition builder to set the field value. The condition builder displays an appropriate control for the field data type. For example, a reference field displays a Lookup record control.
Assert Type	Criteria for the test to pass. Empty cart Test fails if the cart is not empty. Successfully Checkout cart Test fails if the cart is not successfully checked out.
Requested For	User for whom the request is generated.
Delivery Address	Delivery address for the request.
Special Instructions	Special instructions for the request.

Custom Scripted StepConfig

Provides an example of scripts for a custom step configuration.

Table 16. Inputs
Field	Description
Execution order	Integer specifying the order in which the test executes this step. As you create steps, the system automatically assigns each step an incremental value. It causes the test to execute steps in the order in which you created them. You can change this default order by editing the Execution Order values.
Active	Check box to activate this test step for use.
Application	Application scope in which the system runs this step.
Test	Read-only name of the test that you are adding the step to.
Step config	Read-only name of the step.
Description	(Appears after the test step is submitted) Description of the test step. This field value is automatically set based on the field values of the test step.
Notes	Notes about the test step. Note: Use the condition builder to set the field value. The condition builder displays an appropriate control for the field data type. For example, a reference field displays a Lookup record control.
User	The user whose name the system checks to see if it starts with the letter A. To include the value of an output variable from a previous step, click the input value icon() and follow the procedure to Pass values from one automated test step to another.

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