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You can import data to either Create or Update Requirements and Test Scripts.
Preparing your CSV file
Creating a CSV file:
- If this is the first time you are importing a CSV file into Enterprise Tester , the easiest way to do this is to Export - (see Export Data) a Requirement or Test Script first.
This will give you a template with the correct format, including headers that you can modify and import.
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- Any other fields, including Custom fields can be added as columns to the CSV file and imported if required.
- At a minimum your CSV file must contain the following fields (mandatory fields may change depending on your specific Field Configuration settings in the Admin tab):
- For creating Requirements and Test Scripts - Name field is required
- For updating Requirements and Test Scripts - Id and Name fields are required.
Headers:
The header is the Name of the corresponding field in Enterprise Tester.
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- Only include “ID” header if importing data that has been exported from the same instance of Enterprise Tester and you wish to update already existing Requirements or Test Scripts
- “ID” is reserved for the Enterprise Tester GUID number, which should be in format {XXX-XXX-XXX-XXXX}.
- An invalid ID number will cause your import to fail. In all other instances, leave ID blank or exclude from your import CSV.
File structure / packages:
- Enterprise Tester also allows you to easily import data into your specific file structure, simply set up a column in your CSV file with the header "Package".
- For a Requirements import enter the file structure that you want the data to be imported into e.g Requirements|"package name"
- For a Test Script import enter the file structure that you want the data to be imported into e.g Script Library|"package name"
- If you wish to create/add further child packages you can add additional paths to the Package e.g Requirements|"package name"|"package name"|"package name"
- The pipe “|” is the default file path separator but “/” is also commonly used.
- Script, Requirement and Package names must not include your file path separator “|” or “/” in the name.
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