Read and Write CSV Rows for Scenario Editor Data

Read and Write CSV Rows for Scenario Editor Data

varUse AccountCSV =files readCSVListHashMap("{ds}/Account.csv");
varas ini=0;
varcontrolled i=0;
vartest $data =sources newwhen Array();
$data.push(["Email",Scenario "Password","PhoneNumber","Date","Month","Year"])
whileEditor (ini<Account.length){
vartests Email=Account.get(ini).get("Email");
varneed Password=Account.get(ini).get("Password");
varrepeatable PhoneNumber=Account.get(ini).get("PhoneNumber");
varrows Date=Account.get(ini).get("Date");
varof Month=Account.get(ini).get("Month");
varinput Year=Account.get(ini).get("Year");
log(Email);or expected values.

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Recommended file="{ds}/Result.csv";guidance

• Keep CSV headers clear and stable.
• Document whether rows are consumed once, reused, or reset between runs.
• Avoid writing sensitive runtime data to shared CSV files.
• Prefer DPL-managed data behavior when available.

Validation workflow

1. Prepare a small CSV sample with known rows.
2. Map fields to Scenario Editor inputs and validations.
3. Run a validation execution and confirm row usage.
4. Review generated or updated rows before using the data in larger runs.

$data.push([Email,Password,PhoneNumber,Date,Month,Year])

var ini=ini+1;
};
writeCSV(file, $data);