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Uft Developer datatable object

Andrea Malagoli

I'm using Uft Developer and I want to use an excel file to parametrize the behaviours of my java scripts. I Use eclipse to develope my scripts.

Is there an object like "datatable" used to create scripts in Uft with VB scripts?

I need to migrate many of my Uft scripts in Uft Developer, my original scripts are deployed with ALM. My production excel files are deployed in ALM, so I need to use them.

Thanks to all.

Regards,

Andrea.

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