The global management of parameters for a whole project is done from
the window tab "Data management" (Figure ). Nevertheless,
as we have seen in section
, a parameter can be created from
several points.
This window tab enables to:
For creating a parameter (Figure : ), it needs to be
given a name and a descritpion and then to be validated. The created parameter
can then be used by tests and environments.
The window (Figure ) for adding parameters appears,
click then on "New". It is also possible to use an existing parameter.
For this, select the desired parameter and validate.
For finishing the parameter creation (Figure ), it needs to be named
and described before validation.
Next, for using the parameter in the current action (Figure
), select the parameter which has just been created
and then validate.
At last, the parameter appears in the action deszcription (Figure
).
Starting from the window tab "Data management" (Figure ), by
selecting "Environments" and by clicking on "Add", it is possible to add a
new environment in which new parameters can be created.
The window for adding an environment appears (Figure ),
click then on "New".
A new parameter can be created (Figure ).
This valued parameter is integrated to the environment.
A parameter can be valued through a dataset linked to an execution. When a test is launched which uses a parameter, the value for this parameter is:
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