Hi Monika , 

I have a JSON response element  :  "paymentTransactionId": "234579169", and using a JSON filter to store the element value to a property variable "TransId". It contains 9 digits, when i gave with regular expression assertion is not getting fired. please let me know how to use this assertion in devtest 8.2.

Does the documentation for the assertion help?

https://docops.ca.com/devtest-solutions/8-2/en/reference/assertion-descriptions/other-assertions/ensure-property-matches-expression-assertion

Also, note that DevTest Workstation has a regular expression helper (Help > Regular Expression Helper).

helper is not working

Yes i referred the above help on assertion . But it does not help me . The above assertion is not getting fired.Please let me know what i am missing here 

Hello Raheswari,

Assertions are executed in the order they are available in the step.

If a previous assertion was fired and the flow of your test case changed, it won't analyze the next assertions.

If that is the case, try to reorder your assertions in the test step and verify.

Hope it helps.

Heloisa

Thanks a lot . This helped 

Hi Raheswari,

Did Heloisa's response help you out with this issue?

Hi Rajeswari,

I assume your issue would have been resolved now.

If you still facing issue that assertion is being fired but it is validating to 'False' each time.

As per your screenshot ,Reg exprsn is [0-9][9]

We can see that your Reg exprsn is incorrect, it should be [0-9]{9}. It should be curly bracket( '{ }') for defining the character length limit not square bracket( ' [ ] ').

I hope it helps.

Thanks,

Dinesh Kumar

Thanks a lot dinesh

Can you please explain the difference [with examples] for the below two types. Its bit confusing . Appreciate if you could explain with examples for both the types

Ensure Property Matches Expression Assertion and 

Ensure Result Contains Expression Assertion 

I need to check for the below values [either can come in response]

PL suggest a best way of assertion to check fr the below values in a web service response 

XSAMN920TB32

610214653208

Hi Rajeswari,

Ensure Property Matches Expression: This gives you freedom of applying assertion on any LISA property(default or user created you want.

While,

Ensure Result Contains Expression: This by default applies on {{stepname.rsp}} property of step.

Function for both are same to look-up for Expression provided.

For your second question:

1- If you looking for fixed value in response, use Regular expression: " XSAMN920TB32 |

610214653208 "

2- If you need to look for regular expression, use:" [expressionforfirstvalue] | [expressionforsecondvalue] ".

Please check if this helps.

Thanks,

Dinesh Kumar