3. Operands

3.1. Operand TABLE

We give the name of the table we want to test.

3.2. Operand NOM_PARA

The name of the parameter identifying the column to be tested is given.

3.3. Testing a cell; keyword FILTRE

This factor keyword (repeatable at will) is used to select the row containing the cell to be tested. The use of this keyword is described in command IMPR_TABLE [U4.91.03]. The only difference from IMPR_TABLE is that the criteria for comparing (CRIT_COMP) inequality are not available.

Note:

It is often necessary to repeat this keyword to select a single line, which is why the command TEST_TABLE only allows you to test one value at a time. If you want to test 3 values in a table, you have to call the command 3 times.

3.4. Test an entire column

/TYPE_TEST = 'SOMM_ABS'

The sum of the absolute values for the entire column in the table.

/TYPE_TEST = 'SOMM'

The sum of the values in the entire column in the table.

/TYPE_TEST = 'MAX'

The maximum of values for the entire column in the table.

/TYPE_TEST = 'MIN'

The minimum of values in the entire column in the table.

3.5. Keywords common to orders TEST_XXX

The definition of the non-regression and reference values, as well as the allowable tolerances, and the criteria for comparison are detailed in the documentation [u4.92.01] for the TEST_RESU command.

3.6. Operand INFO

◊ INFO = under

Print additional information in the « message » file if inf=2. Do not print anything if inf=1.