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SmartBear_Suppo
Alumni
17 years agoHi,
The next step is to get the data from the DataSource to your Request.
This can be done in the Request Editor by right-clicking in the fields for the properties you wish to populate (make sure to double click first so that the property is in edit mode) and selecting the appropriate field under the "Get Data >" submenu.
Once this is done for all needed properties, you need a DataSourceLoop TestStep. In it you simply specify the DataSource and the target request (if you have more than one request you need to specify the topmost one in the TestStep list).
And then you're done! You should now have three TestSteps in the following order: DataSource, Request, DataSourceLoop.
I hope I made it clear for you, good luck!
/Dain
eviware support
The next step is to get the data from the DataSource to your Request.
This can be done in the Request Editor by right-clicking in the fields for the properties you wish to populate (make sure to double click first so that the property is in edit mode) and selecting the appropriate field under the "Get Data >" submenu.
Once this is done for all needed properties, you need a DataSourceLoop TestStep. In it you simply specify the DataSource and the target request (if you have more than one request you need to specify the topmost one in the TestStep list).
And then you're done! You should now have three TestSteps in the following order: DataSource, Request, DataSourceLoop.
I hope I made it clear for you, good luck!
/Dain
eviware support