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Using Multiple and Reusable Actions: Education Services

This document discusses how to create multiple actions from a single action, define actions as reusable, and call reusable actions into a main test. It covers splitting actions, setting actions as reusable, using global and local data sheets to drive data, and parameterized data. The summary at the end restates that the chapter teaches how to create multiple actions from one, define reusable actions, and call reusable actions into a main test while driving data with data sheets.

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Using Multiple and Reusable Actions: Education Services

This document discusses how to create multiple actions from a single action, define actions as reusable, and call reusable actions into a main test. It covers splitting actions, setting actions as reusable, using global and local data sheets to drive data, and parameterized data. The summary at the end restates that the chapter teaches how to create multiple actions from one, define reusable actions, and call reusable actions into a main test while driving data with data sheets.

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Using Multiple and Reusable Actions

EDUCATION SERVICES

Objectives
After completing this chapter, you will be able to: Create multiple actions from a single action. Define an action as reusable. Call a reusable action into a main test.

Drive data using local and global data sheets.

The Integrate Phase

Single Action Test

A Test with Multiple Actions

Split an Action

Creating a New Action

Modifying an Action Name

One Action Used Many Times

Setting Actions as Reusable

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Using an Existing, Copied, or a New Action

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The Test Flow List

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Action Data Structure

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Deleting an Action

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Using Global and Local Data Sheets in a Test

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Using Parameterized Data

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Using Global Data Table Sheets

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Using Local Data Table Sheets

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Data Table Iterations

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External Action Properties

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Handling Missing Action

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Summary
In this chapter, you learned how to: Create multiple actions from an action. Define an action as reusable. Call a reusable action into a main test. Drive data using local and global data sheets.

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Review Questions
Now answer these review questions. 1. Which action can you can use only within the test in which it was created? a) Reusable action b) Regular (non-reusable) action c) External action 2. Where do you set action iterations for a specified action?

a) Action Run Settings b) Action Properties c) Action Call Properties


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Review Questions
3. Which of the following is created, by default, with a new action? a) Global data sheet b) Local object repository c) Local data sheet

d) Folder

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Exercise: Using Multiple and Reusable Actions

Part 1: Create a reusable log in test Part 2: Change the default name of an action Part 3: Create a reusable NewOrder test Part 4: Create a main calling test

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