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Step 1. Define test case details

Define the general details of the test case on the

General

tab of the test case wizard.

On the navigation bar, click

New

Test Case

The test case wizard appears.

On the

General

tab, enter the test case name.

The name can contain ASCII, Chinese, Hebrew, and Japanese characters, digits, spaces, and the following characters:

, _ -

The name can't contain any of the following characters:

` " ' ! " # $ % & ( ) * + ' . / : ; < > = ? @ [ ] \ ^ ~ { } |

Use the default project or folder location of the test case or select a custom location. To navigate to a different test case location, click

Browse

. Select a new location and click

Select

Optionally, enter a description of the test case.

From the

Runtime Environment

list, select the runtime environment to run the test in. At least one Secure Agent must be installed on the runtime environment.

From the

Report Location

list, select a flat file connection to the location where

Data Validation

stores test reports.

The code page of the connection must be UTF-8.

Optionally, to parameterize the WHERE clause for data sampling, perform the following steps:

Click

Download

to download a sample parameter file.

By default, the sample parameter file is downloaded to the following directory:

<Secure Agent installation directory>/apps/DVProcessor/data/userparameters

Define the parameter names and values in the file. Prefix the parameter names with the $ character.

Save the file in a directory relative to your Secure Agent.

Default is

<Secure Agent installation directory>/apps/DVProcessor/data/userparameters

In the

Parameterization

section, enter the parameter file directory and parameter file name. For more information, see Parameterization for WHERE clause.

Click

The

Connections

tab appears.

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Test Cases

Step 1. Define test case details

Step 1. Define test case details