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Re: ReadyAPI- Datasink - How to save multiple rows from response into CSV file.
Hi richie, Thanks for the detailed writeup based on your understanding and experience with the tool. I think i might need to look out for the solution in groovy as this seems to be a pottential bug in the tool. have seen your comment in the other thread about parametrisation and i know how tedious it will be when we dont know the count. https://community.smartbear.com/t5/SoapUI-Pro/How-can-I-datasink-all-the-values-of-a-given-parent-when-they/m-p/171466/highlight/false#M39014 Thanks, Sai2KViews0likes0CommentsRe: How can I datasink all the values of a given parent when they have the same name?
HI Lucian, Thanks for the update and i had a similar issue mentioned here. https://community.smartbear.com/t5/SoapUI-Pro/ReadyAPI-Datasink-How-to-save-multiple-rows-from-response-into/m-p/171403#M38996 expexcting a reply from smartbear on the bug and it would be great if they do a point release with the fix.3.3KViews0likes0CommentsReadyAPI- Datasink - How to save multiple rows from response into CSV file.
I am trying to map the JSON response attributes with respect to the fields in a test step called Datasink in order to export it in CSV. All i can create is adding columns for the response attributes. i am looking for a help to add the data from repeating attributes in single column by adding rows underneath instead of adding more columns. Response { "Id" : "123", "Name" : abc, "ShortName" : abc, } { "Id" : "234", "Name" : bdc, "ShortName" : bdc, } expected CSV from datasink ID Name 123 ABC 234 BCD2KViews0likes2Comments