# Exploring Test Run Results <a href="https://docs.wallarm.com/about-wallarm/subscription-plans.md#core-subscription-plans"><img src="../../../images/security-testing-tag.svg" style="border: none;"></a>

Once [Schema-Based Testing](https://docs.wallarm.com/vulnerability-detection/schema-based-testing/overview.md) is enabled and tests [are run](https://docs.wallarm.com/vulnerability-detection/schema-based-testing/setup.md#docker-run), you can explore the test run results as described in this article.

## Test runs and results

In Wallarm Console, go to **Security Testing** → **Schema-Based** → **Test runs** to view all test runs and their results.

Here you can review security issues detected during the run, health checks, and the Docker output for the run:

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## Test run details

You can obtain test run details from Wallarm Cloud and from you Docker container output.

### In Wallarm UI

Click test run to expand and see its detailed technical information:

![Schema-based security testing - test run details](https://docs.wallarm.com/images/vulnerability-detection/apitp-test-run-details.png)

You can check:

* Test run health: is specification/Postman collection valid and was the run successful.
* Errors and warnings (if any) occurred while running.
* Docker container output (with the **Copy to clipboard** capability).

Also you can:

* Download JSON report for your test run.
* Copy link to the test run details to share with colleagues.

### Docker container output

You can find test run results in your Docker container output directly, for example:

```
Sep  2 18:26:40.222 INF STARTING with arguments test_profile_id=60 client_id=5 wallarm_api_host=https://us1.api.wallarm.com wallarm_api_token=*****FWmup send_logs=true fail_severity=high
Sep  2 18:26:40.228 INF Running pre-flight checks
Sep  2 18:26:40.698 INF Successfully authenticated with Wallarm API
Sep  2 18:26:40.698 INF All pre-flight checks passed
Sep  2 18:26:40.698 INF Requesting test policy test_profile_id=60
Sep  2 18:26:41.926 INF Test policy received
Sep  2 18:26:42.383 INF Running Postman workflow
Sep  2 18:26:42.383 INF Getting postman configuration files test_profile_id=60
Sep  2 18:26:43.168 INF Running target URL connectivity check with Newman
Sep  2 18:27:40.723 INF Target URL connectivity check with Newman passed total_requests=47 failed_requests=9 failure_ratio=0.19148936170212766 threshold=0.75
Sep  2 18:27:40.727 INF Starting Postman security testing workflow
Sep  2 18:33:51.069 INF Postman security testing completed successfully
Sep  2 18:33:51.069 INF Workflow completed successfully
Sep  2 18:33:57.283 INF Security issues summary total_issues=17 severity_counts.high=16 severity_counts.medium=1
Sep  2 18:33:57.410 INF Container logs exportedto the cloud
Sep  2 18:33:57.411 ERR Exiting with code 1 due to security issues meeting fail-severity threshold fail_severity=high count=16
```

In the example, pay your attention to exit with code 1 (failed tests) due to set [test run success criteria](https://docs.wallarm.com/vulnerability-detection/schema-based-testing/setup.md#test-run-success-criteria).

## Downloading initial files

From the **Schema-Based Testing** page, you can download files that you used for creating OAS or Postman-based test policies:

* OAS: its specification.
* Postman: Postman collection file, Postman environment file(s) if were used

To download files:

1. In Wallarm Console, go to **API Security Testing** → **Schema-Based** → **Test policies** tab.
1. Hover your policy, and click the edit icon. Policy edit dialog is displayed.
1. In corresponding file field, click the download icon.