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Use the Data Sets Toolbar

  • Click the refresh button to load any changes to the data.
  • You can download the data as a JSON or CSV file:
    1. Click the download icon and choose a format from the drop-down menu.
    2. Choose an encoding option (default is UTF-8) and specify separator and quotation mark characters.
       
    3. Click Download to proceed.
  • Click the trash icon and confirm that you want to delete the data set when prompted. If the data set contains record types that do not reference or are not referenced by another component, you can enable the Delete orphaned record types option to ensure that the data set is completely removed.
  • Enter a search term in the search field and press ENTER to search the data set. Searches return records that match the search terms exactly; enter keyword phrases to narrow your search.

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Adding and Modifying Data
Adding and Modifying Data
Add and Modify Data

Click on the ellipsis menu in the data set header to add key columns, value columns, and to add first and last rows.

New value columns are always added to the end of the table.

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New key columns are added to the beginning of the table (immediately to the right of the Row # column) in alphabetical order according to the following precedence:

  1. Columns starting with a hyphen (-)
  2. Upper case
  3. Lower case  
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titleAbout Key and Value Column Names

Column names cannot:

  • contain white spaces
  • contain non-alphanumeric characters
  • start with a digit
  • use underscores as the first or last character

If the file contains any of these characters, they will be replaced by underscores when imported into a data set.

Click on the column actions menu to rename or delete the column. You can also sort how the data is presented by key column values. Sorting does not affect the structure of the data.

Click the row actions menu to add an inline row, duplicate the data row, or delete the row.

Duplicated and newly-added rows are added below the actioned row and are highlighted. 

Click on the edit icon to enable editing values for the row. When in edit mode, the edit icon changes to the save button and the row actions menu icon changes to the cancel button. 

Change the value of the Row # field to change the order when the data is used in SOAtest. 

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  1. In the Data tab, choose a repository from the server menu and click the add data set button.
  2. Specify a name for the data set and a name for the record type name (optional).
  3. Choose the From CSV File option and click Next.


     
  4. Choose the file containing the data when prompted. The uploader detects column headers. By default, the encoding is set to UTF-8. The separator and quote characters are set also to common characters by default. If your file has a different encoding or uses different separator and quotation mark characters, change them in the drop-down menu.  

     

  5. (Optional) Configure how the data is imported. Click in a field in the File options and choose from the available settings. Enable the Trim spaces option to remove extraneous spaces from the data. You can designate a field as a key, value, or both. Keys enable message responders to find the correct row of data to construct responses.  


     

  6. Click Create when finished configuring the data set. A task is to import the data will be added to the Test Data task queue (see Reviewing Tasks in Test DataTDA). The data set may not appear on the repository or be available immediately. You can continue using CTP while the import task is being processed. A message will tell you when the import is finished.
  7. Click on the data set to edit the data. See Adding and Modifying Data.