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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.
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 For //Derived// variables, //Domain// must have exactly one value, which can be static value or //groovy// expression. Below is a simple example to calculate the insurance premium credit of $100 given to good student age < 20: For //Derived// variables, //Domain// must have exactly one value, which can be static value or //groovy// expression. Below is a simple example to calculate the insurance premium credit of $100 given to good student age < 20:
  
-   (Age < 20 && GoodStudentStatus = true)?100:0+   (Age < 20 && GoodStudentStatus)?100:0
        
 +You may use plugin reference in //Domain// value/expression which will be evaluated during  [[#EXECUTE ]]. For example:
  
 +   $VAR.adminUsername              $VAR.adminPassword
 +   $VAR.normalUsername             $VAR.normalPassword
 +   $VAR.supervisorUsername       $VAR.supervisorPassword
 +   
 +For more complex scenario:
 +   $UTIL.toJSON($VAR.order1Obj)
 +
 +where order1Obj is a groovy/java object that is defined/created in //DATA// [[#SCRIPT]].
 +
 +Use [blank] to encode blank string and [null] for null string/object.
  
 === Constraints / Rules === === Constraints / Rules ===
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-The //condition// and //assertion// are simple boolean expressions:+The //condition// and //assertion// are simple boolean expressions (NOTE: this is not //groovy expression//):
    [variable name] [operator] [value or [variable name] [&& or ||] ...     [variable name] [operator] [value or [variable name] [&& or ||] ... 
  
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 {{wiki:idescreen:datadesign_generate_mixedstrength.png?200}} {{wiki:idescreen:datadesign_generate_mixedstrength.png?200}}
 +
 +After selecting //Mixed// strength, section //Variable Interaction (Mixed Overall Strength only)// appears.  Click on "+" to add a  custom interaction/strength set, select the desired strength/algorithm and select the variables respectively.
 +
  
 ---- ----
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 Refer to [[ide_script | Script Editor ]] for more information about this script editor. Refer to [[ide_script | Script Editor ]] for more information about this script editor.
 +
 +There are two types of scripts: //MAIN// and //DATA//.
 +
 +//MAIN// script is the main program which executes the test cases.
 +
 +//DATA// script is used to instantiate and create objects (groovy/java) to be used in test case execution. 
 +For example, you may create a purchase order object to be posted to REST api:
 +   $VAR.order1 = [product: 'cookie', price: 2.00, quantity: 20]
 +
 +The order object "order1" is assigned to $VAR.  It can then be used in //Domain// expression as:
 +   $UTIL.toJSON($VAR.order1)
  
 ---- ----
 +
 ==== EXECUTE ==== ==== EXECUTE ====
  
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 The executions currently are not counted in Dashboard stats. The executions currently are not counted in Dashboard stats.
 +
 +Executions can be archived/saved for future access.  
 +
 +Historical executions can be accessed by clicking on //Past// link.