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Personally, do not like to put xml data inside excel as it be come large and not readable. Instead store them in a file and put file name (or path ) in the excel.
Which version of ready api are you using?
You can start creating a data driven test. But looks you need to apply a condition or filter the rows.
- Santhosh_P8 years agoContributor
Hi nmrao,
1> I will have only 3 rows of xmls and subsequently i will move it to a test database and fetch it from there.
2> Each row in the excel sheet is a test case.
In ready API i am thinking of having as shown in the screenshot attached.
The reason i am having these many test cases is to run all of them in parallel.
Version : Ready API 1.9.0
3> Yes i need to get only those rows whose column "Run" says "Yes".
- sanj8 years agoSuper Contributor
I was trying this yesterday
Sounds like you may have to use groovy to get the data and parse based on what it says "Yes"
- groovyguy8 years agoCommunity Hero
I think sanj may be on the right idea. You can likely use one Excel DataSource to ingest the Excel file as is. Then you can parse that row by row with a groovy script and either delete rows that do not have "Row = Yes" or copy the rows that do to a new grid datasource.
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