ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsJDBC test step returns the value as '0E-9' I'm using JDBC step to get the data from the database for the data validation. When a column value is '0.000000000', then the response in the JDBC step returns the data in xml as '0E-9'. When I run the query in the database, it returns correctly with all 0s. But only in the JDBC test step response, I get this '0E-9'. Can somebody tell me how can I get the value as it is in the JDBC response xml? Re: How to add XML node dynamically with a namespace Found the answer. I had to use the 'appendChild' instead of 'addChildElement'. def parentnode = holder.getDomNode("//v1:GetNames") def xmldoc = parentnode.ownerDocument def ns = "your namespace address goes here" def child = parentnode.appendChild(xmldoc.createElementNS(ns, "Name")) child.appendChild(xmldoc.createTextNode("abc")) How to add XML node dynamically with a namespace I have an optional xml node which I need to add as I am doing data driven testing. I want to add it based on the input and it has a namespace as well. I was able to add the node dynamically, but namespace is not getting added. Please help me in adding the namespace to that. def groovyUtils = new com.eviware.soapui.support.GroovyUtils( context ) holder = groovyUtils.getXmlHolder( "SOAP Request#Request" def parentnode = holder.getDomNode("//v1:GetNames") XmlUtils.addChildElement(parentnode, "v1:firstname", "abc") holder.updateProperty() Even though I'm adding "v1:firstname", request xml shows only "firstname" and namespace is not added. SolvedRe: Conditional GoTo Test Step on failed assertion Instead of using 'Goto' test step, can you try using groovy script test step? This gives you more flexibility in catching 404 errors as well from other steps. Re: How to retrieve the active environment name in groovy script? Thank you and that works! And here is what I found which works too. testRunner.testCase.project.getActiveEnvironment().name gives you the active environment name in Pro. How to retrieve the active environment name in groovy script? I need to set some variables based on the current active environment. How can I access the environment name in groovy script? Solved