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Problem with ?parseDate function [message #1470521]

Wed, 12 November 2014 12:04

Dominik Gabriel

Messages: 113
Registered: June 2013

Senior Member

Hello there,

i hava a problem with the ?parseDate function. In my case i just want to check if the timestamp of a generated file i correct. The AUT is able to show the timestamp in different timezones.
So i tried to use a case with a dataset to check if the different timezones are calculated correct.

So if i run this testcase locally it works without any problems. but if i run it with jenkins, the case passes the first two sets of data and with the third set i got this error: "Incorrect Function argument value."

I also tried to run the test locally on the slave that jenkins is using. i didn't have any problems that way...

Maybe someone have an idea.

FYI:
i've got this in console:
!!Error occurred !!
parsing failed, reason: Unable to parse the date: 2014-11-13 15:17 CET

Sincerely
Dominik

[Updated on: Thu, 13 November 2014 14:21]

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Re: Problem with ?parseDate function [message #1473271 is a reply to message #1470521]

Fri, 14 November 2014 13:33

Marvin Mueller

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Registered: March 2012

Senior Member

Hello Dominik,
I am not sure where your data for the parseDate() is coming from? can you please provide more details? like the parse function .

Perhaps you could have a closer look in what the date differs in jenkins and running it locally.

with regards
Marvin

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Re: Problem with ?parseDate function [message #1476555 is a reply to message #1473271]

Mon, 17 November 2014 06:36

Dominik Gabriel

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Registered: June 2013

Senior Member

that's my problem i can't see any difference in the date. i get it from a table with the store value (at mouse position) step. when i run the test from ITE it works fine when i run the test with testexec.exe the error occurs.

i can also reproduce the problem without jenkins, running testexec with the parameters from cmd.exe

[Updated on: Mon, 17 November 2014 06:39]

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Re: Problem with ?parseDate function [message #1481221 is a reply to message #1476555]

Thu, 20 November 2014 21:34

David Hickernell

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Registered: October 2012

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And the same data set is being used in both environments? And the mouse pointer is presumably in the same place at that point in the test?

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Re: Problem with ?parseDate function [message #1481678 is a reply to message #1481221]

Fri, 21 November 2014 06:20

Dominik Gabriel

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Registered: June 2013

Senior Member

Hi,

Yes. i know that the data is right because i get this error message

!!Error occurred !!
parsing failed, reason: Unable to parse the date: 2014-11-19 12:16 CET

the format to parse is stored in a variable and its always the same.

index.php/fa/19970/0/

thats how is the case looking. The first two sets will work the third not.

u can have a look at this. maybe u could see a fault
index.php/fa/19971/0/

Sincerely
Dominik

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Re: Problem with ?parseDate function [message #1485993 is a reply to message #1481678]

Mon, 24 November 2014 18:33

David Hickernell

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Registered: October 2012

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All I can think of is that perhaps the ITE has access to a different set of time zone definitions than the command-line does, and the command-line does not recognize the abbreviation "CET".

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Re: Problem with ?parseDate function [message #1486670 is a reply to message #1485993]

Tue, 25 November 2014 07:49

Dominik Gabriel

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Registered: June 2013

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is there anything i could do?

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Re: Problem with ?parseDate function [message #1488668 is a reply to message #1486670]

Wed, 26 November 2014 20:34

David Hickernell

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Registered: October 2012

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If you're in Linux, you could check your /usr/share/zoneinfo directory to see if CET is there. Otherwise, I'm not sure how the time zone stuff is handled.

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