Create Dynamic Variable

This is a pre-built action, located under @Generic element. This action instructs Avo Assure to create a dynamic variable and assign the value according to the input value and save the result in dynamic variable.

Syntax

Input Value: <variable name>;<value to be stored>

Note:

• The variable created should be within curly brackets.

• Dynamic variable values are not fixed—they can be updated at any point during test execution using the Modify Variable Value action.

• The index start with 0

• When you create a Dynamic Variable in a Test Step Group, its value can be used in any Test Case or Test Step Group within the same project.

• The created dynamic variable can be accessed and reused while creating an End-to-End flow within the same project

Argument	Description
variable name (Required)	The name of the variable you want to create
<value to be stored> (Required)	The actual data you want to store in the variable. Supported variable: Number, string, alphanumeric, special characters, etc

Output Value:

Argument	Description
<Dynamic Variable>(Optional);<Dynamic Variable>(Optional)	This variable stores the status as true or false

Example 1

Create a dynamic variable at runtime with a specific value The Create Dynamic Variable action takes input in the format {VariableName};Value (e.g., {Username};AdminUser) from the Input Value column. It stores the specified value (AdminUser) in the dynamic variable named {Username}, which can be used across multiple steps in the Test Case. The action's execution status is stored in the {Status} variable with the following possible values:

• True – if the variable is created and assigned successfully

• False – if the variable is not created.

Example 2

Performs creation of a dynamic variable with a specified name and value

The Create Dynamic variable action takes the value from the Input Value column (e.g., {Array};[1,2,3,4,5]) and creates a dynamic variable with the provided value. The value is stored in an array format and can be referenced in subsequent steps. The entire array is stored in the {Array} variable, and individual elements can be accessed using an index-based reference (e.g., {Array[2]} to retrieve the second value).

Knowledge Bites: Below are some examples of different variable scenarios

variable	Input Value (syntax)	Result
Text Strings	{String};AdminUser	AdminUser
Numeric Strings	{Number};35629	35629
Special Character	{Email Id};[email protected]	[email protected]
Alphanumeric strings	{Alphanumeric};OR1002	OR1002
Array	{Array};[1,2,3,4,5]	[1,2,3,4,5]