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To validate the execution time of an object in GeneXus using tests you can do the following changes to an existing test.

Modify the test by adding two DateTime variables with a precision of milliseconds in case you need to check at that level. Otherwise, leave it with Seconds precision.

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In the Source tab of the test add the following lines (the ones with comments to the right):

For &TestCaseData in ProcATestData()
    
    &StartTime = now() // save the moment before the call to the object is performed
    
    /* Act...                       */
    ProcA(&TestCaseData.Param1, &TestCaseData.Param2)
    
    &EndTime = now() // save the moment after the object finished its execution
    
    
    /* Assert...                    */
    AssertTrue(&EndTime.Difference(&StartTime)*1000 < 1500, "Time") // Assert the elapsed time is less than 1500 ms (1.5 seconds)
endfor

The previous example is for a milliseconds precision, if it works for you checking in terms of seconds remove the *1000 in the AssertTrue call.

Note that if you are interested in seeing the time elapsed you can add it to the assertion message like this:

AssertTrue(&EndTime.Difference(&StartTime)*1000 < 1500, format("Execution time was %1", &EndTime.Difference(&StartTime)))

Even better you could assign the difference value to a new variable so it is not calculated twice unnecessarily.

 

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