Hi , I have an issue where i have two APIs, API1 -> https://eprodservices-dev.devjcrinc.com/portal/api/Sites/GetSites?userId={{userID} } body shows: [ { "siteId": 7911, "siteName": "Abrazo Scottsdale Campus", "hcoid": 9497, "defaultSite": false }, { "siteId": 7771, …

It looks like your first request returns an object, not an array. So your for loop has nothing to iterate over, meaning it won’t create that third test. you could try this: pm.test(“if 200 - Pass else Fail - 404 error”, function(){ pm.response.to.have.status(200); }); pm.test(“Response Time is …

Thanks for that, did try that but its not seeming to catch what the err is [image]

Hi @shahbaz.shiekhqa , So you just need to use the proper attribute for err. First, I would try console logging the whole error, that way, you can then see what attributes it has. [image] So now, if you want to print something else out, (say hostname), you can do: console.log("Error is " + err.h…

[image] odanylewycz: So now, if you want to print something else out, (say hostname), you can do: console.log("Error is " + err.hostname); Thanks, i noticed when i changed that url into a text, and added it to the variable, when i print it to the console i am seeing undefined , and when i am…

Hi @shahbaz.shiekhqa , So in order to use a postman variable, you need to first obtain a reference to the variable. You can do that by using the following syntax in your script: var TracerswithAMPurl = pm.environment.get("TracerswithAMPurl"); Then you can use the variable as you normally would wit…

Hi Thanks for that, I do see the variable has turned into the url … added this var TracerswithAMPurl = pm.environment.get(“TracerswithAMPurl”); and then pm.sendRequest(TracerswithAMPurl, function (err,response){ if (err){ console.log(err); // pm.expect.fail() }else{ console.log(res…

Hi @shahbaz.shiekhqa , Thanks for providing the information up front. From the looks of it, you error is coming from response.json. This is because your response actually isnt json, its just text. The snippet above was taken from something else that has a json response. Instead, use pm.response.te…

[image] odanylewycz: e.text() and you shouldnt have an error anymore. I’ve also up Thank you very much for that… instead of using the console.log , how can i show these results through the test results? i tried pm.expect.pass or pm.expect.fail but pass is not a function

Found the answer thank you very much for all your help, is it fine if i ask more questions on this forum …? pm.test("Tracers with AMP Url hits the server successfully", function () { pm.sendRequest(TracerswithAMPurl, function (err, response) { pm.expect(err).to.not.be.ok; pm.…

Hi @shahbaz.shiekhqa , You’re welcome! Glad we can help and that you can figure it out. You’re script looks pretty good. As for asking more questions, I would say if you have new unrelated questions to the original issue for this post, I would make a new post around it, for organizational purposes…

How to extract response body elements full branch and verify same data displays in another api (GET)

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Hi would you happen to know the answer to this

How to verify full body response within a Pre requisite script and compare with response body?

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