The Assert Command
The command
assert is used to assert the test data on a running TIBCO BusinessEvents engine instance.
Syntax
studio-tools -tester assert [-h] -p <projectDir -c <cddFile -r <earFile -w <workingDir[-u <processingUnit][-f <outputFormatType][-o <outputDirectory][-n <filename][-i <input path][-x]
Options
The following options are used with the command
assert:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| -c | (required). Specifies the CDD file path. |
| -f | (optional). Specifies the output format type. Acceptable values are
ops and
type. If this option is not specified, the default output is generated.
|
| -h | (optional). Prints usage help. |
| -i | (optional). Specifies the input directory path. If not specified, it will attempt to use the
TestData directory under the project directory.
|
| -n | (optional). Name of the
resultFile. If not specified, it creates a file with the name
Run-#.resultdata.
|
| -o | (optional). Specifies the output directory. If not specified, the output directory will be
ProjectDirectory/results. |
| -p | (required). Specifies the project path. |
| -r | (required). Specifies the EAR file path. |
| -u | (optional). Specifies the processing unit name. If not specified, it will use the default processing unit. |
| -w | (required). Specifies the working directory path. |
| -x | (optional). Overwrites the output file if it already exists. |