Global variables are variables that are available project-wide in all fields that accept variables, without the need to specifically generate them. Scriptless Web supports the following types of global variables:
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System-defined: Built-in, default variables that return execution-based or account-based information. Execution-based variables change their value depending on the setup for the specific test run, such as environment URL, OS, browser, and device. Account-based variables are static for the current account, such as the org ID, project ID, and tenant ID.
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User-defined: Custom variables that you can add and edit as needed. They become available for use in the whole project.
The Global Variables tab lists all system- and user-defined variables and lets you add new variables.
To add a new variable:
- In the Assets view, in the left pane, click Global Variables.
- On the right, click Add Variable.
- In the Create a variable dialog box, enter a variable name and value.
- Click CREATE.
To edit a user-defined variable:
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In the table that lists user-defined variables, move the pointer over the row of the variable you want to edit and click the pencil icon
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In the Update a variable dialog box, edit the name or value as needed.
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Click UPDATE.
To delete a user-defined variable:
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In the table that lists user-defined variables, move the pointer over the row of the variable you want to delete and click the delete icon
on the right.A message appears to confirm that the variable has been deleted successfully.