Apply Functions, System Variables, and Reserve Words in PeopleSoft Test Framework 

PeopleSoft Test Framework (PTF) includes powerful built-in functions, system variables, and reserve words that enhance test automation. These elements help testers dynamically adjust test inputs, extract system values, and apply logic without manual updates. 

This demo covers how to use reserve words like #Today and #Nothing, apply system variables for test execution tracking, and leverage functions for string manipulation, date calculations, and dynamic field entries. Learn how to optimize PTF scripts by integrating these advanced test automation features. 

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  • Valentin Todorow

    Valentin Todorow has 16 years of PeopleSoft and Cloud Technical and Functional experience. He has built various solutions with Cloud and PeopleSoft Test Management tools, and serves as a Subject Matter Expert to clients and the PeopleSoft and Cloud community.

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