17.5 Oracle EBS Keywords
While automating OracleEBS application with OpKey SaaS, you must keep in mind that this application works as a normal web_application in beginning (until the OracleEBS_form opens). Once OracleEBS_form is launched, OracleEBS keywords of OpKey are being used. Thus, you have to follow the beginning steps of OracleEBS which behave as web_application until you are redirected to the OracleEBS form. You can refer OracleEBS tutorial video at:
https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=wSfE2J3Wq0A
Action
Oracle_SelectRadioButton
This keyword is used to select a radio button in the Oracle EBS application form. It takes the Radio Button object as Object Input argument. It doesn’t take any Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes the Radio Button object as object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any Data Input Arguments. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the above screenshot, if you want to select the Icon View radio button then you can use the “Oracle_SelectRadioButton” keyword as follows:
Oracle_SelectRadioButton
|
Object |
< Choose a radio button object from the OR > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given.
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When Oracle_SelectRadioButton keyword is used without launching the the OracleEBS application form. |
Step Timed Out (-12200) |
Step [#11] timed out. System waited for 90sec. |
Oracle_Click
This keyword clicks on the specified object. It takes OR object as input argument. It does not take any Data Input arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes one object as object Input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data Input argument. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the above screenshot, if you want to click on “Server” object of a page of the Oracle application then this is how you will use “Oracle_Click” keyword.
Oracle_Click
|
Object |
< Choose an Object from the OR > Here, Server |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If object is not given Object: No object |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When Oracle_Click keyword is used without launching the Oracle EBS application form. |
Step Timed Out (-12200) |
Step [#11] timed out. System waited for 90sec. |
Oracle_GetCellChild
This keyword get the names of the children cell of a table. It takes a table Object as Object Input Arguments. It also takes Column Name and Row Number as Data Input Arguments
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one table object as Object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Column |
Yes |
Specify the column name of the table. |
|
Row |
Yes |
Specify the row number of the table. Note: Row Number starts from 1 |
Output
|
Retrieves the name of the children cell |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
Suppose you want to retrieve the children of the highlighted cell of the table that exists on a page of an oracle application then, you will use the keyword “Oracle_GetCellChild” as follows:
Oracle_GetCellChild
|
Object |
< Choose a table Object from the OR > |
|
Column |
Customer Taxpayer ID |
|
Row |
1 |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When blank Object and Data input argument is provided . |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When blank object and valid Data Input Argument is provided. Object : None Column: Invoice Num Row : 1 |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
Oracle_PressToolBarButton
This keyword is used to press Toolbar Button in the Oracle EBS application form. It takes tooltip of the toolbar item as Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes the toolbar object as object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Value |
Yes |
This keyword takes tooltip of the toolbar item as Data Input Arguments.
|
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the above screenshot, if you want to press “Save” toolbar button item then you can use the “Oracle_PressToolbarButton” keyword as follows:
Oracle_PressToolbarButton
|
Object |
< Choose toolbar button Object from the OR > |
|
Value |
< Provide the tooltip of the toolbar item as Data Input Argument > Here, Save |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When tooltip of the toolbar item is not correct. |
Step Timed Out (-12200) |
Step [#11] timed out. System waited for 90sec. |
Oracle_ClickButton
This keyword is used to click on the given button available in the Oracle EBS application form. This keyword takes button object as Object Input argument. This keyword doesn’t take any as Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes the button object as object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any as Data Input Arguments. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the above screenshot, if you want to click on the button “OK” then then you can use the “Oracle_ClickButton” keyword as follows:
Oracle_ClickButton
|
Object |
< Choose Button Object from the OR > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When Oracle_ClickButtonn keyword is used without launching the the OracleEBS application form. |
Step Timed Out (-12200) |
Step [#11] timed out. System waited for 90sec. |
Oracle_SelectItemFromList
This keyword is used to select an item from the list in the Oracle EBS application form. It takes the Item list object as Object Input argument. It also takes Item value of the list item as Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes the Item list object assobject input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Value |
Yes |
Specify the Item value of the item as Data Input Arguments.
|
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the above screenshot, if you want to select the the Asset Management list item then then you can use the “Oracle_SelectItemFromList” keyword as follows:
Oracle_SelectItemFromList
|
Object |
< Choose a list object from the OR > |
|
Value |
< Provide the Item value of the list item > Here, Asset Management |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given.
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When the given value of the list item is not correct. |
Step Timed Out (-12200) |
Step [#11] timed out. System waited for 90sec. |
Oracle_ClickImage
This keyword is used to click on the specified image object in the Oracle EBS application form. It takes image object as Object Input argument. It doesn’t take any Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes image object as Object Input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any Data Input Arguments. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the above screenshot, if you want to click on the Highlighted image then you can use the “Oracle_ClickImage” keyword as follows:
Oracle_ClickImage
|
Object |
< Choose image object from the OR > Here, Oracle |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given.
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When Oracle_ClickImage keyword is used without launching the the Oracle EBS application form. |
Step Timed Out (-12200) |
Step [#11] timed out. System waited for 90sec. |
Oracle_ClickCell
This keyword clicks on a specified table cell in the Oracle EBS application form. It takes table object as Object Input argument. It takes Column Name and Row Number as Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes table object as Object Input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Column |
Yes |
Specify the column name of the table. |
|
Row |
Yes |
Specify the row number of the table. Note: Row Number starts from 1 |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the above screenshot, if you want to click on the first row under Invoice Num column in OracleEBS form then you can use the “Oracle_ClickCell” keyword as follows:
Oracle_ClickCell
|
Object |
< Choose Radio table object from the OR > |
|
Column |
Invoice Num |
|
Row |
1 |
Note: If you have created a Test Script (using Oracle_ClickCell) by recording actions performed on the Oracle EBS application then the OR created by recording, contains Column_Name and Row number as properties. In this scenario, it’s not mandatory to provide Column-Name & Row-Number as data input argument as if data input argument is empty then it picks data from the mapped OR. You can click on any cell of the table by providing the valid data from data input argument. In fact, during execution process it first picks the data from data input argument, if it’s empty then it picks data from the mapped OR.
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given.
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
If the provided data input arguments are not correct |
Object Not Found (-11100) |
Oracle_OpenDialogInTable
This keyword is used to open the dialog in table in the Oracle EBS application form. It takes table object as Object Input argument. It also takes Column and Row as Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes table object as Object Input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Column |
Yes |
Specify the column name of the table. |
|
Row |
Yes |
Specify the row number of the table. Note: Row Number starts from 1 |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the above screenshot, if you want to open the dialog in table of Oracle EBS form then then you can use the “Oracle_OpenDialogInTable” keyword as follows:
Oracle_OpenDialogInTable
|
Object |
< Choose a table Object from the OR > |
|
Column |
Invoice Num |
|
Row |
1 |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given.
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
If the provided data input argument are not correct |
Object Not Found (-11100) |
NA |
Oracle_ClickMenuCheckBox
This keyword is used to click on a menu Checkbox in the Oracle EBS application form. It takes the menu Checkbox object as Object Input argument. It doesn’t take any as Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes the menu Checkbox object as Object Input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any Data Input Arguments. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
if you want to click on the Menu checkbox then you can use the “Oracle_ClickMenuCheckBox” keyword as follows:
Oracle_ClickMenuCheckBox
|
Object |
< Choose click menu checkbox Object from the OR > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When Oracle_ClickMenuCheckBox keyword is used without launching the the OracleEBS application form. |
Step Timed Out (-12200) |
Step [#11] timed out. System waited for 90sec. |
Oracle_SetFocusToCell
This keyword set focus to a specified table cell. It takes a table Object as Object Input Arguments. It also takes Column Name and Row Number as Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one table object as Object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Column |
Yes |
Specify the column name of the table. |
|
Row |
Yes |
Specify the row number of the table. Note: Row Number starts from 1 |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
Suppose you want to set focus on the highlighted cell of the table that exists on a page of an oracle application then, you will use the keyword “Oracle_SetFocusToCell” as follows:
Oracle_SetFocusToCell
|
Object |
< Choose a table Object from the OR > |
|
Column |
Customer Taxpayer ID |
|
Row |
1 |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When blank Object and Data input argument is provided . |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When blank object and valid Data Input Argument is provided. Object : None Column: Invoice Num Row : 1 |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
Oracle_OpenDialog
This keyword is used to open the given dialog box. This keyword takes dialog box object as Object Input argument. It doesn’t take any Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes the dialog box object as object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any Data Input Arguments. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the above screenshot, if you want to open the Application dialog box field then you can use the “Oracle_OpenDialog” keyword as follows:
Oracle_OpenDialog
|
Object |
< Choose dialog box Object from the OR > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When Oracle_OpenDialog keyword is used without launching the the OracleEBS application form. |
Step Timed Out (-12200) |
Step [#11] timed out. System waited for 90sec. |
Oracle_VerifyCellValue
This keyword is used to verify the value of a specified table cell in the Oracle EBS application form. It takes table object as Object Input argument. It also takes value, column and row as Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes table object as Object Input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Column |
Yes |
Specify the column name of the table. |
|
Row |
Yes |
Specify the row number of the table. Note: Row Number starts from 1 |
|
Value |
Yes |
Specify the value that has to be verified. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the above screenshot, if you want to verify the value of first cell entered in Invoice Num column in OracleEBS form then you can use the “Oracle_VerifyCellValue” keyword as follows:
Oracle_VerifyCellValue
|
Object |
< Choose a table Object from the OR > |
|
Column |
Invoice Num |
|
Row |
1 |
|
Value |
5 |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given.
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected StaticValue was empty. |
|
If the provided data input argument are not correct |
Object Not Found (-11100) |
Oracle_ClickTextField
This keyword is used to click on the given text field. This keyword takes text field object as Object Input argument. It does not take any Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes an text field object as object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the above screenshot, if you want to click on the Name text field then you can use the “Oracle_ClickTextField” keyword as follows:
Oracle_ClickTextField
|
Object |
< Choose an text field Object from the OR > Here, Name |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When Oracle_ClickTextField keyword is used without launching the the OracleEBS application form. |
Step Timed Out (-12200) |
Step [#11] timed out. System waited for 90sec. |
Oracle_WaitForOracleObject
This keyword waits for specified Object on page for a given time. This keyword used in such a condition when Page have Object that takes more time to appear on the page.
This keyword waits for specified time and if in given time Object is visible on page then it passes the Execution if Object is not visible in given time then it fails the Execution.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes an object as object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Flag |
Yes |
Specify whether the keyword appears after any web keyword or not. It will work for both True/False conditions after launching the oracle forms. At the time of transition from web to oracle if Flag is false then it will not wait for the oracle object. |
|
Time Out |
Yes |
Specify the Time in seconds for which the Execution will wait for the object to appear. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the above screenshot, if you want wait for the “Server” object of a page of the Oracle application then this is how you will use “ Oracle_WaitForOracleObject“ keyword.
Oracle_WaitForOracleObject
|
Object |
< Choose an Object from the OR > Here, Server |
|
Flag |
False |
|
Time Out |
5 |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When blank Object input arguments but valid -data input arguments are provided Object : value : 18 Property : Height |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
If object is not given Object: No object |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected StaticValue was empty. |
Oracle_SelectFromLov
This keyword is used to select a specific value from the list of values. This keyword takes LOV object as Object Input argument and value to be selected as Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes the LOV object as object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Value |
Yes |
Specify the value to be selected from lov |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the above screenshot, if you want to select a value from the list of values (LOV) then can use the “Oracle_SelectFromLOV” keyword as follows:
Oracle_SelectFromLOV
|
Object |
< Choose a value Object from the OR > |
|
Value |
< Provide the value to be selected from LOV > Here, ADB Development |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When value to be selected is not given as data input is not given |
Object Not Found (-11100) |
NA |
Oracle_IsCellEditable
This keyword checks whether the specified table cell is editable or not. It takes a table Object as Object Input Arguments. It also takes Column Name and Row Number as Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one table object as Object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Column |
Yes |
Specify the column name of the table. |
|
Row |
Yes |
Specify the row number of the table. Note: Row Number starts from 1 |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully and the specified table cell is editable |
|
False |
If the keyword passes successfully and the specified table cell is non editable |
|
It does not displays anything, if the keyword fails |
Example
Suppose you want to check whether the highlighted cell of the table that exists on a page of an oracle application is editable or not then, you will use the keyword “Oracle_IsCellEditable” as follows:
Oracle_IsCellEditable
|
Object |
< Choose a table Object from the OR > |
|
Column |
Customer Taxpayer ID |
|
Row |
1 |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When blank Object and Data input argument is provided . |
Argument Data Missing (-13200)
DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When blank object and valid Data Input Argument is provided. Object : None Column: Invoice Num Row : 1 |
Argument Data Missing (-13200)
DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
Oracle_EnterCellValue
This keyword enters a value in a specified table cell. It takes a table Object as Object Input Arguments. It also takes Column Name, Row Number and Value as Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one table object as Object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Column |
Yes |
Specify the column name of the table. |
|
Row |
Yes |
Specify the row number of the table. Note: Row Number starts from 1 |
|
Value |
Yes |
Specify the value that has to be entered in the table cell. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
Suppose you want to enter any value in the highlighted cell of the table that exists on a page of an oracle application then, you will use the keyword “Oracle_EnterCellValue” as follows:
Oracle_EnterCellValue
|
Object |
< Choose a table Object from the OR > |
|
Column |
Customer Taxpayer ID |
|
Row |
1 |
|
Value |
5 |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When blank Object and Data input argument is provided . |
Argument Data Missing (-13200)
DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank.
|
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When blank object and valid Data Input Argument is provided. Object : None Column: Invoice Num Row : 1 |
Argument Data Missing (-13200)
DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
Oracle_ClickMenu
This keyword is used to click on menu in the menubar in the Oracle EBS application form. It takes the menu object as Object Input argument.It doesn’t take any as Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes the menu object as object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any Data Input Arguments. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the above screenshot, if you want to click on the Window menu then you can use the “Oracle_ClickMenu” keyword as follows:
Oracle_ClickMenu
|
Object |
< Choose menu Object from the OR > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected StaticValue was empty. |
|
When Oracle_ClickMenu keyword is used without launching the the OracleEBS application form. |
Step Timed Out (-12200) |
Step [#11] timed out. System waited for 90sec. |
Oracle_TypeTextInTextArea
This keyword is used to type text in the given text area in the Oracle EBS application form. It takes text area object as Object Input argument. It also takes Value to be typed as Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes the text area object as object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Value |
No |
Specify the text to be typed in text area as Data Input Arguments. Note: Providing text to be typed is not mandatory. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the above screenshot, if you want to type text “MYSql has to be updated” in the text area of SQL Validation used for the profile option then you can use the “Oracle_TypeTextInTextArea” keyword as follows:
Oracle_TypeTextInTextArea
|
Object |
< Choose Text area Object from the OR > |
|
Value |
< Provide the Text to be typed in area as Data Input Argument > Here, MYSql has to be updated. |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected StaticValue was empty. |
|
When Oracle_TypeTextInTextArea keyword is used without launching the the OracleEBS application form. |
Step Timed Out (-12200) |
Step [#11] timed out. System waited for 90sec. |
Oracle_VerifyCellProperty
This keyword is used to verify the value of a specified property of a table cell in the Oracle EBS application form. It takes table object as Object Input argument. It also takes Value, Property, column and row as Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes table object as Object Input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Column |
Yes |
Specify the column name of the table. |
|
Row |
Yes |
Specify the row number of the table. Note: Row Number starts from 1 |
|
Value |
Yes |
Specify the property value |
| Property | Yes | Specify the Property Name |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the above screenshot, if you want to verify the value of height property of the first cell entered in Invoice Num column in OracleEBS form then you can use the “Oracle_VerifyCellProperty” keyword as follows:
Oracle_VerifyCellProperty
|
Object |
< Choose a table Object from the OR > |
|
Column |
Invoice Num |
|
Row |
1 |
|
Value |
155 |
|
Property |
Height |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given.
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected StaticValue was empty. |
|
If the provided data input argument are not correct |
Object Not Found (-11100) |
NA |
Oracle_ClickMenuRadioButton
This keyword is used to click on a menu radio button in the Oracle EBS application form. It takes the menu radio button object as Object Input argument. This keyword doesn’t take any as Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes the menu radio button object as Object Input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any Data Input Arguments. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the above screenshot, if you want to click on the 2 Profile radio button of Windows menu then you can use the “Oracle_ClickMenuRadioButton” keyword as follows:
Oracle_ClickMenuRadioButton
|
Object |
< Choose click menu radio button Object from the OR > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When Oracle_ClickMenuRadio Button keyword is used without launching the the OracleEBS application form. |
Step Timed Out (-12200) |
Step [#11] timed out. System waited for 90sec. |
Oracle_DeSelectCheckBox
This keyword is used to deselect the given checkbox available in the Oracle EBS application. It takes checkbox object as Object Input argument. It also takes current status of the checkbox to be deselected as Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes the checkbox object as object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Status |
No |
Specify the current status of the checkbox. Set it as True if the checkbox is checked and False if the checkbox is unchecked. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the above screenshot, if you want to deselect the Site checkbox then you can use the “Oracle_DeSelectCheckbox” keyword as follows:
|
Object |
< Choose checkbox Object from the OR > |
|
Status |
< Provide current status of the checkbox as Data Input argument > Here, True. |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected StaticValue was empty. |
|
When Oracle_DeSelectCheckbox keyword is used without launching the the OracleEBS application form. |
Step Timed Out (-12200) |
Step [#11] timed out. System waited for 90sec. |
Oracle_GetCellType
This keyword retrieves the type of specified table cell. It takes a table Object as Object Input Arguments. It also takes Column Name and Row Number as Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one table object as Object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Column |
Yes |
Specify the column name of the table. |
|
Row |
Yes |
Specify the row number of the table. Note: Row Number starts from 1 |
Output
|
Retrieves the type of the specified table cell |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
It does not displays anything, if the keyword fails |
Example
Suppose you want to retrieve the type of the highlighted cell of the table that exists on a page of an oracle application then, you will use the keyword “Oracle_GetCellType” as follows:
Oracle_GetCellType
|
Object |
< Choose a table Object from the OR > |
|
Column |
Customer Taxpayer ID |
|
Row |
1 |
|
Value |
5 |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When blank Object and Data input argument is provided . |
Argument Data Missing (-13200)
DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank.
|
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When blank object and valid Data Input Argument is provided. Object : None Column: Invoice Num Row : 1 |
Argument Data Missing (-13200)
DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
Oracle_ClickMenuItem
This keyword is used to click on the menu item in the Oracle EBS application form. It takes menu item object as Object Input argument. It does not take any Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes menu item object as Object Input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword does not take any Data Input Arguments. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the above screenshot, if you want to click on the Window Help menu item under Help menu in Oracle EBS form then you can use the “Oracle_ClickMenuItem” keyword as follows:
Oracle_ClickMenuItem
|
Object |
< Choose menu item object from the OR > Here, Window Help |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given.
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected StaticValue was empty. |
|
When Oracle_ClickMenuItem keyword is used without launching the the Oracle EBS application form. |
Step Timed Out (-12200) |
Step [#11] timed out. System waited for 90sec. |
Oracle_ClickOnText
This keyword is used to click on the specified text in the Oracle EBS application form. It takes text field object as Object Input argument. It also takes text which has to be clicked, as Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes the text field object as object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Value |
No |
Specify the Text value which has to be clicked |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the above screenshot, if you want to click on 24 value in the calendar then you can use the “Oracle_ClickOnText” keyword as follows:
Oracle_ClickOnText
|
Object |
< Choose Text field Object from the OR > |
|
Value |
< Provide the text value to be clicked as Data Input argument > Here, 24. |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected StaticValue was empty. |
|
When Oracle_ClickOnText keyword is used without launching the the OracleEBS application form. |
Step Timed Out (-12200) |
Step [#11] timed out. System waited for 90sec. |
Oracle_ClickTextArea
This keyword is used to click on the specified text area in the Oracle EBS application form. It takes text area object as Object Input argument. It does not take any data as Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes the text area object as object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword does not take any data as Data Input Arguments. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the above screenshot, if you want to click on the text area of SQL Validation used for the profile option’s list of values then you can use the “Oracle_ClickTextArea” keyword as follows:
Oracle_ClickTextArea
|
Object |
< Choose Text area Object from the OR > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected StaticValue was empty. |
|
When Oracle_ClickTextArea keyword is used without launching the the OracleEBS application form. |
Step Timed Out (-12200) |
Step [#11] timed out. System waited for 90sec. |
Oracle_SelectTab
This keyword is used to select the Tab in the Oracle EBS application form. This keyword takes the tab object as Object Input argument. It takes Tab Index value as Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes the Tab in the Oracle EBS application form. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Value |
Yes |
Specify the Tab Index value as Data Input Arguments. Note : Tab Index starts from 0 |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the above screenshot, if you want to select the Processes tab then you can use the “Oracle_SelectTab” keyword as follows:
Oracle_SelectTab
|
Object |
< Choose tab Object from the OR > |
|
Value |
< Provide the index value of tab > Here, 2 |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given.
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When the given index value of the tab to be selected is not correct. |
Step Timed Out (-12200) |
Step [#11] timed out. System waited for 90sec. |
Oracle_TypeTextOnEditBox
This keyword is used to type text on the given edit box field. This keyword takes edit box field object as Object Input argument. It takes text to be typed as Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes an text field object as object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Value |
No |
Specify the value to be typed in the Edit Box |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the above screenshot, if you want to type text “Williams” on the highlighted edit box field then you can use the “Oracle_TypeTextOnEditBox” keyword as follows:
Oracle_TypeTextOnEditBox
|
Object |
< Choose an edit box Object from the OR > |
|
Value |
Williams |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When Oracle_TypeTextOnEditBox keyword is used without launching the the OracleEBS application form. |
Step Timed Out (-12200) |
Step [#11] timed out. System waited for 90sec. |
Oracle_GetCellValue
This keyword retrieves the value of a specified table cell. It takes a table Object as Object Input Arguments. It also takes Column Name and Row Number as Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one table object as Object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Column |
Yes |
Specify the column name of the table. |
|
Row |
Yes |
Specify the row number of the table. Note: Row Number starts from 1 |
Output
|
Retrieves the value of the specified table cell |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
It does not displays anything, if the keyword fails |
Example
Suppose you want to retrieve the value in the highlighted cell of the table that exists on a page of an oracle application then, you will use the keyword “Oracle_GetCellValue” as follows:
Oracle_GetCellValue
|
Object |
< Choose a table Object from the OR > |
|
Column |
Customer Taxpayer ID |
|
Row |
1 |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When blank Object and Data input argument is provided . |
Argument Data Missing (-13200)
DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank.
|
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When blank object and valid Data Input Argument is provided. Object : None Column: Invoice Num Row : 1 |
Argument Data Missing (-13200)
DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
Oracle_SelectCheckBox
This keyword checks the specified checkbox Object as per given Status (True/False). It takes checkbox Object and status as input arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes checkbox object as object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Status |
Yes |
Specify the status of the object [True/ False]. By Default, It is true. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the above screenshot, if you want to select the checkbox “Server” of a page of the Oracle application then this is how you will use “Oracle_SelectCheckBox“ keyword.
Oracle_SelectCheckBox
|
Object |
< Choose an Checkbox Object from the OR > Here, Server |
|
Status |
True |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When Oracle_SelectCheckBox keyword is used without launching the Oracle EBS application form. |
Step Timed Out (-12200) |
Step [#11] timed out. System waited for 90sec. |
|
If object is not given Object: No object |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
Oracle_SelectDropDownItem
This keyword is used to select the specific value from the dropdown list available in the Oracle EBS application. It takes dropdown object as Object Input argument. It also takes Value to be selected as Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes the dropdown object as object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Value |
Yes |
Specify the value to be selected from the dropdown list. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the above screenshot, if you want to select Security value from the dropdown list of Hierarchy Type then then you can use the “Oracle_SelectDropDownItem” keyword as follows:
Oracle_SelectDropDownItem
|
Object |
< Choose Dropdown Object from the OR > |
|
Value |
< Provide the value to be selected as Data Input argument > Here, Security. |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected StaticValue was empty. |
|
When Oracle_SelectDropDownItem keyword is used without launching the the OracleEBS application form. |
Step Timed Out (-12200) |
Step [#11] timed out. System waited for 90sec. |
Oracle_WaitForProperty
This keyword waits for specific Object property till the by default Time out of the execution. It takes an Object, Property Name and Property Value as Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Property Name |
Yes |
Specify the Property Name of the object For eg: “inner text” , ”tag”, ”index”, “link” |
|
Property Value |
Yes |
Specify Property Value corresponding to the Property name |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the above screenshot, if you want wait for the Property of the “Server” object of a page of the Oracle application then this is how you will use “ Oracle_WaitForProperty“ keyword.
Oracle_WaitForProperty
|
Object |
< Choose an Object from the OR > Here, Server |
|
Property Name |
Height |
|
Property Value |
18 |
In this Example user want to wait for ObjectPropery Name “Height” and here Height=18
Note: The Time out for Oracle_WaitForProperty keyword is by default the Time Out set at the time of execution.
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When blank Object input arguments but valid -data input arguments are provided Object : value : 18 Property : Height |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
If object is not given Object: No object |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
Oracle_GetCellProperty
This keyword retrieves the value of the specified object property of a table cell. It takes a table Object as Object Input Arguments. It also takes Column Name, Row Number and Property as Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one table object as Object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Column |
Yes |
Specify the column name of the table. |
|
Row |
Yes |
Specify the row number of the table. Note: Row Number starts from 1 |
|
Property |
Yes |
Specify the object property whose value has to be fetched. |
Output
|
Retrieves the value of the specified object property |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
Suppose you want to retrieve value of a specified property inside the highlighted cell of the table that exists on a page of an oracle application then, you will use the keyword “Oracle_GetCellProperty” as follows:
Oracle_GetCellProperty
|
Object |
< Choose a table Object from the OR > |
|
Column |
Customer Taxpayer ID |
|
Row |
1 |
|
Property |
height |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When blank Object and Data input argument is provided . |
Argument Data Missing (-13200)
DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When blank object and valid Data Input Argument is provided. Object : None Column: Invoice Num Row : 1 |
Argument Data Missing (-13200)
DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
Oracle_GetCheckBoxStatus
This keyword is used to retrieve the status of the checkbox whether it is checked or not in the Oracle EBS application form. It takes checkbox object as Object Input argument. It doesn’t take any Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes checkbox object as Object Input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any Data Input Arguments. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully or the checkbox is checked |
|
False |
if the checkbox is unchecked |
| It does not displays any thing If the keyword fails |
Example
In the above screenshot, if you want to get the status of the Site checkbox then you can use the “Oracle_GetCheckboxStatus” keyword as follows:
Oracle_GetCheckboxStatus
|
Object |
< Choose checkbox object from the OR > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given.
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When Oracle_GetCheckbox Status keyword is used without launching the the Oracle EBS application form. |
Step Timed Out (-12200) |
Step [#11] timed out. System waited for 90sec. |
Oracle_GetFullTableText
This keyword is used to fetch the full table text present in the table object. This keyword is mostly used in situations where you get the full text/content which is present in the table.
It takes a table Object as Object Input Arguments. It does not take any Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one table object as Object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword does not require any Data Input Arguments. |
Output
|
Returns the complete table text of the table |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
Suppose you want to get the complete table text of the table that exists on a page of an oracle application then, you will use the keyword “Oracle_GetFullTableText” as follows:
Oracle_GetFullTableText
|
Object |
< Choose a table Object from the OR > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When blank Object is provided . |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When Oracle_GetFullTableText keyword is used without launching the Oracle EBS application form.
|
Step Timed Out (-12200) |
Step [#11] timed out. System waited for 90sec. |
Oracle_GetLabelText
This keyword is used to retrieve the label text in the Oracle EBS application form. It takes a label object as Object Input argument. It doesn’t take any Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
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Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes a label object as Object Input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any Data Input Arguments. |
Output
|
Retrieve the text of the specified label |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the above screenshot, if you want to get the label text of the specified label then you can use the “Oracle_GetLabelText” keyword as follows:
Oracle_GetLabelText
|
Object |
< Choose a label object from the OR > Here, APP-SQLAP-10108 |
Common Error conditions
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Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given.
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected StaticValue was empty. |
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When Oracle_GetLabelText keyword is used without launching the the Oracle EBS application form. |
Step Timed Out (-12200) |
Step [#11] timed out. System waited for 90sec. |
Oracle_GetRadioButtonStatus
This keyword is used to retrieve the status of the radio button whether it is selected or not in the Oracle EBS application form. It takes radio button object as Object Input argument. It doesn’t take any Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
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Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes radio button object as Object Input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any Data Input Arguments. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully or the radio button is selected |
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False |
The radio button is not selected |
|
It does not displays any thing when the keyword fails |
Example
In the above screenshot, if you want to get the status of the Icon view checkbox then you can use the “Oracle_GetRadioButtonStatus” keyword as follows:
Oracle_GetRadioButtonStatus
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Object |
< Choose Radio button object from the OR > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When object is not given.
|
Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected StaticValue was empty. |
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When Oracle_GetRadioButton Status keyword is used without launching the the OracleEBS application form. |
Step Timed Out (-12200) |
Step [#11] timed out. System waited for 90sec. |
Oracle_GetTableColumnCount
This Keyword Returns the number of columns in the specified Table. It takes a table Object as Object Input Arguments. It does not take any Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one table object as Object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword does not require any Data Input Arguments. |
Output
|
Returns the number of columns in the table |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
Suppose you want to get the number of columns in the table that exists on a page of an oracle application then, you will use the keyword “Oracle_GetTableColumnCount” as follows:
Oracle_GetTableColumnCount
|
Object |
< Choose a table Object from the OR > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When blank Object is provided . |
Argument Data Missing (-13200)
DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
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When Oracle_GetTable ColumnCount keyword is used without launching the Oracle EBS application form. |
Step Timed Out (-12200) |
Step [#11] timed out. System waited for 90sec. |
Oracle_GetTableColumnName
This keyword retrieves the Column Name of a table based on the value of a table cell. It takes a table Object as Object Input Arguments. It also takes Row Number and Value as Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one table object as Object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Row |
Yes |
Specify the row number of the table. Note: Row Number starts from 1 |
|
Value |
Yes |
Specify the value of the table cell whose column name has to be fetched |
Output
|
Returns the Column Name of the table |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
Suppose you want to retrieve the highlighted column name of the table that exists on a page of an oracle application then, you will use the keyword “Oracle_GetTableColumnName” as follows:
Oracle_GetTableColumnName
|
Object |
< Choose a table Object from the OR > |
|
Row |
1 |
|
Value |
Standard |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When blank Object and Data input argument is provided . |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When blank object and valid Data Input Argument is provided. Object : None Column: Invoice Num Row : 1 |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
Oracle_GetTableRowCount
This Keyword Returns the number of rows in the specified Table. It takes a table Object as Object Input Arguments. It does not take any Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one table object as Object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Data |
No |
This keyword does not require any Data Input Arguments. |
Output
|
Returns the number of rows in the table |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
Suppose you want to get the number of rows in the table that exists on a page of an oracle application then, you will use the keyword “Oracle_GetTableRowCount” as follows:
Oracle_GetTableRowCount
|
Object |
< Choose a table Object from the OR > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When blank Object is provided . |
Argument Data Missing (-13200)
DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank.
|
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected StaticValue was empty. |
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When Oracle_GetTable RowCount keyword is used without launching the Oracle EBS application form. |
Step Timed Out (-12200) |
Step [#11] timed out. System waited for 90sec. |
Oracle_GetTableRowNumber
This keyword retrieves the row number of specified text of any column. It takes a table Object as Object Input Arguments. It also takes Column Name and Value as Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one table object as Object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
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