a!testRunStatusForId() Function

If you want to get the results of a test run, use a!testRunResultForId(). To learn about starting a test run, see a!startRuleTestsAll(), a!startRuleTestsApplications().

Test runs can only be queried by the user who initiated the test run, or a user of type System Administrator.

Results from a test run expire after 7 days. After 7 days, an error will be returned indicating that the test run has been deleted. If you'd like to persist this data for a longer period of time, you will need to write this data into a table in your business data source.

Function

a!testRunStatusForId( testRunId )

Provided a test-run ID, this function queries for the status of an expression rule test run.

Parameters

Keyword	Type	Description
`testRunId`	Integer	The test-run ID for the test run you want to check on.

Returns

Text

The following statuses can be returned:

COMPLETE: All test cases have been executed, and the results are ready to be retrieved with a!testRunResultForId().
IN PROGRESS: Not all test cases have been executed yet.

Error Scenarios

INVALID ID
- The ID provided does not match an active test run.
- The user lacks sufficient privileges to see the results (the user isn’t an administrator and the test run wasn’t initiated by them).

Example

a!testRunStatusForId(25)

Where 25 is a valid test-run ID.

See the Common Uses section of Expression Rule Testing Functions page for more examples.

Feature compatibility

The table below lists this function's compatibility with various features in Appian.

Feature	Compatibility	Note
Portals	Partially compatible	Can be used with Appian Portals if it is connected using an integration and web API.
Offline Mobile	Partially compatible	Can be used with offline mobile if it is loaded at the top of the form.
Sync-Time Custom Record Fields	Incompatible
Real-Time Custom Record Fields	Incompatible
Process Reports	Incompatible	You cannot use this function to configure a process report.
Process Events	Incompatible	You cannot use this function to configure a process event node, such as a start event or timer event.

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