How To: Protect UserIDs/Passwords in sensetalk script with CSVs

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Hello! I’m looking for an example of code where a user ID and password is being called from a csv file. I’d like to see the code example as well as a screenshot of the CSV if possible. Is the CSV saved on my computer or somewhere in Eggplant Functional (asking because I will also want to use this work in my DAI Model)?

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I think that the information that you are looking for can be found here: Interacting with Rows and Columns in a Data File | EPF Docs

I would recommend saving the csv file in the Resources folder within your suite.

Hope this helps,
Dave

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Thanks for sharing such kind of examples!

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Hello,
I’m looking for an example of code where a user ID and password is being called from a csv file. I’d like to see the code example as well as a screenshot of the CSV if possible. Is the CSV saved on my computer or somewhere in Eggplant Functional (asking because I will also want to use this work in my DAI Model)?

Best Regards,
Peter Philip

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Hi Peter,
How are you currently calling data from a CSV file? Have you taken a look at this resource yet: Interacting with Rows and Columns in a Data File | EPF Docs ?

Thanks,
Dave