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The most common method for populating a repository is to use the Generate Parameterized Messages wizard when creating a virtual test suite or virtual asset, but you can also structure and populate a data repository with Excel, WSDL, or schema files using the Data Repository Tool. The Data Repository Tool specifies the data to import, how to structure it, and which repository data source should be include with the imported data. 

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titleUse Case Clarifications

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  • test automation
    • AT-1, Introduction to Automated Testing, Mondays
    • AT-2, Intermediated Automated Testing, Wednesdays
    • AT-3, Advanced Automated Testing, Fridays
  • service virtualization
    • SV-1, Introduction to Service Virtualization, Mondays 
    • SV-2, Intermediate Service Virtualization, Wednesdays
    • SV-3, Advanced Service Virtualization, Fridays
  • environment management
    • EM-1, Introduction to Environment Management, Mondays
    • EM-2, Intermediate Environment Management, Wednesdays
    • EM-3, Advanced Environment Management, Fridays
  • static analysis
    • SA-1, Introduction to Static Analysis, Mondays
    • SA-2, Intermediate Static Analysis, Wednesdays
    • SA-3, Advanced Static Analysis, Fridays
  • unit testing
    • UT-1, Introduction to Unit Testing, Mondays
    • UT-2, Intermediate Unit Testing, Wednesdays
    • UT-3, Advanced Unit Testing, Fridays

 See  

Parameterizing Arrays of Varying Size in SOAtest or Parameterizing Arrays of Varying Size in Virtualize 

for additional information about dsref* and ParentIndex columns.

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  1. Ensure that the Data Repository Server you want to import data into is running.
  2. Create a new.tst or provisioning action file with an empty test or action suitein suitein a new project or existing project. See Adding Projects, .tst files, and Test Suites or Adding Projects, Virtual Assets, and Responder Suites.

  3. Add a new Repository Data Source to the suite. See Creating a Repository Data Source
  4. Open the data source and specify the target data set for importing the data. You can browse existing repositories on the server in the Repository view (see Views in Virtualize and Views in SOAtest ). If the specified repository name or data set does not exist, it will be created at runtime.

  5. Right-click the Test or Action Suite node and choose Add New> Test or Action.and choose Data Repository Tool. 

  6. Click Next. and configure the data and structure initialization options. See Configuring Initialization Options.

  7. Click Finish and configure the Data Repository Tool.

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NameSpecifies the name for the node.
Data SourceSpecifies the Excel workbook used to initialize the data (see Configuring Initialization Options). If the None option was enabled, this field will be empty and data will need to be added manually using the data source editor (see Viewing and Modifying the Repository Structure and Contents).
Sheet NameSpecifies a sheet name when importing from Excel.
Join Column

Specifies the name of the column used for indicating relationships across Excel sheets. By default, the ParentIndex column is used (see Defining the Structure). 

If the value in a record’s Join Column matches the value in a Parent Join Column record, then that record becomes a child of the parent record.

This setting is not available for column-level nodes. 

This setting cannot be configured for worksheet-level nodes at the root of the tree.

Parent Join Column

Specifies the column in the parent node used for indicating relationships across Excel sheets. By default, the value is set to <Row Number>, which specifies that the column correlates to the parent row number. 

If the value in a record’s Join Column matches the value in a Parent Join Column record, then that record becomes a child of the parent record.

This setting is not available for column-level nodes. 

This setting cannot be configured for worksheet-level nodes at the root of the tree.

Data ColumnSpecifies name of the column containing the data.
Field Type

Specifies which type the data should be imported as. You can specify one of the following types:

  • Record List: Series of complex records that are hierarchical and have multiple fields/columns.
  • Primitive List (see Support fro for Primitive Lists): A list of primitive types.
  • Array: An array of primitive types.

See Viewing and Modifying the Repository Structure and Contents for additional information about types.

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