Given data specified as inputs in table artwork_batch_stock_details
… 727616|Null|REYNDERS PHARMACEUTICAL LABELS NV1|0000550392|EU3
… 727617|Null|REYNDERS PHARMACEUTICAL LABELS NV2|0000550393|EU4
… 727618|Null|REYNDERS PHARMACEUTICAL LABELS NV3|0000550394|EU5
Hi @mvkumaraswami,
Sure, but you need to somehow get the data into a variable that you can pass to the keyword.
One example is you can use Append To List to do something like this:
@{list}= Create List
Append To List ${list} 727616|Null|REYNDERS PHARMACEUTICAL LABELS NV1|0000550392|EU3
Append To List ${list} 727617|Null|REYNDERS PHARMACEUTICAL LABELS NV2|0000550393|EU4
Append To List ${list} 727618|Null|REYNDERS PHARMACEUTICAL LABELS NV3|0000550394|EU5
Given data specified as inputs in table artwork_batch_stock_details ${list}
Another example, you could put the data in a text file and use Get File to read the file to a parameter to pass to your keyword
There’s also a bunch of other ways you could handle the data it all depends on how you want to handle it
Robot framework is quite flexible and has a lot of libraries with useful keywords.
Dave.
Hey @damies13 Thank you very much for the response.
let me check with above sample code.