Description
The Tables object provides scripting access to elements of the Stores | Tables collection in your project.
The names of the Tables objects coincide with the names of the child Table's elements. Each property returns the Table object that corresponds to the appropriate child Table element. For instance, the following code provides access to the element named Table1:
JavaScript, JScript
var TableElem = Tables.Table1;
Python
TableElem = Tables.Table1VBScript
Set TableElem = Tables.Table1
DelphiScript
var
TableElem : OleVariant;
begin
TableElem := Tables.Table1;
end;
C++Script, C#Script
var TableElem = Tables["Table1"];
Using methods and properties of the Table object you can access the element’s properties from scripts and perform a comparison of the stored data against the objects data. For more information, see Table Checkpoints.
Requirements
The object is available only if the project contains the Stores | Tables collection.
Members
PropertiesExample
The following example demonstrates how you can use the Tables object to obtain and compare the elements of the Stores | Tables collection.
JavaScript, JScript
{
var Tab1, Tab2;
// Uses the appropriate property of the Tables, …
// … to obtain the Table1 object in script.
Tab1 = Tables.Table1;
// Uses the appropriate property of the Tables, …
// … to obtain the Table2 object in script.
Tab2 = Tables.Table2;
// Compares the table contents.
Tab1.Compare(Tab2);
}
Python
def TableCompare():
# Uses the appropriate property of the Tables, ...
# ... to obtain the Table1 object in script.
Tab1 = Tables.Table1
# Uses the appropriate property of the Tables, ...
# ... to obtain the Table2 object in script.
Tab2 = Tables.Table2
# Compares the table contents.
Tab1.Compare(Tab2)VBScript
Dim Tab1, Tab2
' Uses the appropriate property of the Tables, …
' … to obtain the Table1 object in script.
Set Tab1 = Tables.Table1
' Uses the appropriate property of the Tables, …
' … to obtain the Table2 object in script.
Set Tab2 = Tables.Table2
' Compares the table contents.
Tab1.Compare(Tab2)
End Sub
DelphiScript
var Tab1, Tab2;
begin
// Uses the appropriate property of the Tables, …
// … to obtain the Table1 object in script.
Tab1 := Tables.Table1;
// Uses the appropriate property of the Tables, …
// … to obtain the Table2 object in script.
Tab2 := Tables.Table2;
// Compares the table contents.
Tab1.Compare(Tab2);
end;
C++Script, C#Script
{
var Tab1, Tab2;
// Uses the appropriate property of the Tables, …
// … to obtain the Table1 object in script.
Tab1 = Tables["Table1"];
// Uses the appropriate property of the Tables, …
// … to obtain the Table2 object in script.
Tab2 = Tables["Table2"];
// Compares the table contents .
Tab1["Compare"] (Tab2);
}