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Enterprise Tester 6.7.1
Function: AndArgs
Syntax
AndArgs(arg1,arg2... argN)
Description
AndArgs will take two or more arguments, and return true, if all the arguments are also true.
AndArgs is useful to combine the results of two or more comparison functions together.
Examples
Where Status is Draft and Type is Bug:
Faceted AndArgs(Equal(Status,Open), Equal(Type,Bug)) AS "Open Bugs" { COUNT } WHERE EntityType = Incident
Where Type is Epic and HasCoverage is true:
Faceted AndArgs(Equal(Type,Epic), Equal(HasCoverage, Yes)) AS "Epics with Coverage" { COUNT } WHERE EntityType = Requirement