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   * //Variable Name// - variables must have unique names and preferably legal java variable names   * //Variable Name// - variables must have unique names and preferably legal java variable names
   * //Data Type// - appropriate data type must be selected especially if the variables are referenced by //Derived// variables   * //Data Type// - appropriate data type must be selected especially if the variables are referenced by //Derived// variables
-  * //Domain Values// - a list of discrete values to be used to generate (populate) [[#DataTable]] or groovy/java expression if //Derived// is checked+  * //Domain Values// - a list of discrete values to be used to generate (populate) [[#GENERATE]] or groovy/java expression if //Derived// is checked
   * //Derived// - check this box if the value of the variable depends on values of other variables.  Derived variable usually have static value or expression that evaluates to a value specified in //Domain// attribute.   * //Derived// - check this box if the value of the variable depends on values of other variables.  Derived variable usually have static value or expression that evaluates to a value specified in //Domain// attribute.
   * //Coupling// - used to couple / tie this variable to another variable. For example CreditCardType and CreditCardNumber should be coupled together as CreditCardNumber for VISA must match CreditCardType of VISA. Variables coupled together must have the same number of //Domain// values.   * //Coupling// - used to couple / tie this variable to another variable. For example CreditCardType and CreditCardNumber should be coupled together as CreditCardNumber for VISA must match CreditCardType of VISA. Variables coupled together must have the same number of //Domain// values.