Not sure how you would go about doing this but it would be awesome if you could.
It's great to see the actual values of variables when stepping through code in the test window (given that you have added debug information when compiling). If you produce a trace or dbms_profile after executing your code it would be great to see some extra columns on the respective tabs.
For example, The Trace tab has a column "Comment" that might contain "INSERT INTO MY_TABLE (column1, column2, column3, column4) VALUES
b1, :b2, FND_GLOBAL.USER_ID, SYSDATE)". It would be awesome to see a column that had the same statement but with the values resolved to what was actually used during the execution. Something like a column named "Comment resolved" that would contain "INSERT INTO MY_TABLE (column1, column2, column3, column4) VALUES ('Red', 'Shirt', 31234, '17-Nov-2005')". Likewise on the "Unit line text" column. It might contain "if((vsinf.valtype in ('I', 'D', 'F'))" there would be an additional column "Unit line text resolved" that would contain "if(('D' in ('I', 'D', 'F'))".
Same holds true for the Profiler tab "Text" column.
Maybe this functionality request warrants a new tab all together in the test window so as not to cloud the original intent of the "Trace" and "Profiler" tabs. This would be a great feature for retaining/reviewing unit tests, especially when trying to debug a data driven error obscured by thousands of lines of unfamiliar code.
It's great to see the actual values of variables when stepping through code in the test window (given that you have added debug information when compiling). If you produce a trace or dbms_profile after executing your code it would be great to see some extra columns on the respective tabs.
For example, The Trace tab has a column "Comment" that might contain "INSERT INTO MY_TABLE (column1, column2, column3, column4) VALUES

Same holds true for the Profiler tab "Text" column.
Maybe this functionality request warrants a new tab all together in the test window so as not to cloud the original intent of the "Trace" and "Profiler" tabs. This would be a great feature for retaining/reviewing unit tests, especially when trying to debug a data driven error obscured by thousands of lines of unfamiliar code.