Scat

[Former Member]

Dear All ,

how can i record using Scat in ECC .

when i try to record it gives a message

Releases higher than 6.2 not permitted.

[Former Member]

use ECATT

[uwe_schieferstein]

Hello Sagar

You need to record an eCATT script using transaction SECATT.

You can use this transaction as well to migrate your existing SCAT scripts (menu eCATT Object -> Migrate CATT ).

Regards

Uwe

[sachin_b]

Hi Sagar,

We use SCAT for creating a CATT module ( this was the automation tool used prior to eCATT ), eCATT is in usage from a long time and with 602 onwards we are not allowed to create CATT modules.

Use transaction SECATT to create an eCATT for your intended test purposes and can use REFCATT to call a CATT module already existing in the system and alternatively use REMOTECATT for those outside the system ( Q system ).

Hope this answers your Q.

Thanks and best regards,

Sachin

[Former Member]

>

> Dear All ,
> 
> how can i record using Scat in ECC .
> when i try to record it gives a message 
> Releases higher than 6.2 not permitted.

Hi Sagar,

Please Use eCATT-Extended Computer Aided testing tool as suggested by colleagues.

This tool also provides backward compatibility to CATT scripts.

Please do not run eCATT scripts/CATT scripts in production boxes.

I am also not sure support is Provided to CATT scripts still.

Regards,

SSN.

[Former Member]

Hi All,

Are you thinking that the solutions provided is correct, as per the question.

If your answer is yes, then i stronly dis agree with the words. the reason is -

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Actually when we go through the transaction SCAT and create, and select the tool as catt

this error will raise, so as to remove this error , the solution cant be that use ecatt,

there is a solution for this --- first select as manual test case save it and then go for change mode

and change the type from manual test case to catt. and save , then come out of the transaction then go

to the trasaction code SCEM and then go for edit mode it will ask you for the tcd record.

there you can record the process .

Regards

R