Importing Test Cases as CSV Files
Learn how to import test cases by uploading an Excel-based CSV file that contains semicolon-separated values.
Prerequisites
You created a DMN diagram.
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Using semicolon-separated values.
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According to the following guidelines and allowed values:
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Guideline |
Example |
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Lists start and end with square brackets, separated by commas |
A list of numbers: [1,2,4,5,11] |
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The value null must be uppercase |
NULL |
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Complex type's column name is separated with a period [.] |
Given that complex type name is "Person": Person.name |
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Header names are case sensitive |
testInput ≠ TestInput |
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Type names are not case sensitive |
DateTime = datetime |
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Type |
Allowed Value (example) |
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Date |
Format: YYYY-MM-DD (2024-12-22) |
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DateTime |
Format: YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:SS (2024-12-07T16:30:20) |
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Time |
Numerical value immediately preceeded by letter T with no space inbetween (T16:30:20) |
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Hierarchy |
Separated by > with order from the top to the bottom (Where A is the root element: A>B>C) |
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Boolean |
True or False only |



