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 ===== IDE DataSet Editor ===== ===== IDE DataSet Editor =====
-//IDE DataSet Editor// allows you to create and edit the //dataset// for a state or transition.  The //dataset// can then be used in //TRIGGER Script// to perform //Data-Driven Testing (DDT)//. +//IDE DataSet Editor// allows you to create and edit the //dataset// for a state or transition.  The //dataset// can then be used in //TRIGGER Script// to perform //Data-Driven Testing (DDT)// and [[Combinatorial Algorithms| Combinatorial Testing]].
  
 It supports combinatorial test generation algorithms including //Pairwise// algorithm. For more advanced data generation. It supports combinatorial test generation algorithms including //Pairwise// algorithm. For more advanced data generation.
  
-{{ wiki:idescreen:ide_dataset.png }}+{{wiki:idescreen:ide_dataset.png}}
  
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 To create a dataset, click on "+" mini-button. The dataset is created with a default name, proceed to rename the dataset. To create a dataset, click on "+" mini-button. The dataset is created with a default name, proceed to rename the dataset.
  
-New dataset created is automatically added to the dataset drop-down list for [[State Properties]] and [[Transition Properties]].+New dataset created is automatically added to the dataset drop-down list for {{wiki:idescreen:ide_model_stateprop.png?linkonly | State Properties}} and {{wiki:idescreen:ide_model_transprop.png?linkonly | Transition Properties}}.
  
 Dataset is assigned to state and transition by name. If dataset is renamed after it's assigned to a state or transition, you must re-assign the dataset to those states and transitions. Dataset is assigned to state and transition by name. If dataset is renamed after it's assigned to a state or transition, you must re-assign the dataset to those states and transitions.