what is custom check point? what is the diff.between custom
check point and runtime Record check ?

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what is custom check point? what is the diff.between custom check point and runtime Record check ?..

Answer / praveen 9885734486

Custom check is to check backend table's row count and
coloumn count with tsl script

runtime record check is to maping between objects in build
with back end database table's coloumns

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what is custom check point? what is the diff.between custom check point and runtime Record check ?..

Answer / aaa

These are the types of data base check points.
Custom Check: is used to conduct backend testing on number
of rows, columns, and content of the table.
Runtime record check : It's an optional database checkpoint
we use this option to find the mapping in between the
frontend operations and backend tables.

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