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jg0888
Contributor
It works if I know how many employeeIds will be returned, and I create a property for each. I was just hoping there was a way to retreive all the information without creating a property for each column. (See attachment)
Also, I tried using a wildcard for the "Column XPaths:" but it would not return any values.
richie
6 years agoCommunity Hero
Hey!
I had a similar situation recently and i just created a large number of properties to get around this which is NOT an efficient, rigorous way of doing it. So if anyone knows an approach to handle this in a more rigorous approach i'd be very grateful!
Cheers,
Richie
I had a similar situation recently and i just created a large number of properties to get around this which is NOT an efficient, rigorous way of doing it. So if anyone knows an approach to handle this in a more rigorous approach i'd be very grateful!
Cheers,
Richie
- Lucian6 years agoCommunity Hero
Spent some time on it. I am pretty sure this is a bug. I created a support request for it. Will keep you posted!
- jg08886 years agoContributor
Lucian - Will the fix be for using a wildcard value in the Column XPath of the DataSource test step?
- Lucian6 years agoCommunity HeroNo idea. I don't work for SmartBear so I don't know what the exact problem is nor what the fix will involve.
Still waiting for an answer for my support ticket...
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