REG:: Code Coverage Tool

teja

Hi experts,

I have a small doubt in code coverage Tool .. recently i used this one for one of the transactions , As said in training materials code in black colour is executed and code in red colour is not executed.

But my doubt , If the functions executes more than one time , How to identify that ,this function has executed more than one time.. I din't find any clues..

please suggest me..

Thanks in Advance
Teja

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ara3n

There is a column in code coverage called No of Hits. Zoom in on the line to see it.

teja

Rashed Thanks for u r reply

It is very useful for me
Thanks again

I have another doubt regarding code coverage tool . When I am seeing the executed code , I found an option that from view menu there is marked only is there .. actually what happens if we select this

It means it shows only the executed code or is there any reason for that

Thanks in Advance
Teja

ara3n

Codecoverage is not 100 correct. To let the user know which lines it is 100 correct, it marks them. So marked lines have the correct info if it ran or not.
So if you have



* If MyCode = '' then begin
* MyCode :- 'testing';
Mycode :- 'testing2';
* end;



If you look at the example above line one and two are marked. The third line is unmarked. So you can deduce that third line code ran as well..

DaveT

ara3n wrote:

There is a column in code coverage called No of Hits. Zoom in on the line to see it.

8) Cool tip

just designed this onto the form

@Teja
There is also two hidden column on the code coverage form (565) to show the number of line and the number of line covered.

teja

ara3n wrote:

Codecoverage is not 100 correct. To let the user know which lines it is 100 correct, it marks them. So marked lines have the correct info if it ran or not.
So if you have



* If MyCode = '' then begin
* MyCode :- 'testing';
Mycode :- 'testing2';
* end;



If you look at the example above line one and two are marked. The third line is unmarked. So you can deduce that third line code ran as well..

Hi Rashed ,

Thanks for Reply.. It is very useful to me....

ara3n

You are welcome.