Organization Variables Overview

In the GenRocket web platform, three types of Variables may be created and referenced:

• Organization Variables – Organization Variables are variables that are global to all Projects within your GenRocket organization. These variables can be referenced by any Generator within an Attribute of a Domain in any Project Version of a Project. Organization Variables can also be referenced within the Self Service module.

• Domain Variables – Domain Variables are instance variables of a Domain. These variables can be referenced by any Generator within an Attribute of a Domain in the same Project Version of a given Project. This makes Domain’s variables global to other Domains. Domain Variables can also be referenced within the Self Service module.

• Scenario Variables – Scenario Variables only apply to that Scenario and cannot be referenced outside of the Scenario.

Variable Referencing at the Organization Level

Organization Variables provide a way to reference a variable at the Organization Level. Organization Variables make it possible for a value to be referenced by multiple Projects without the need to perform the same steps to configure the variable for each Project. You can set up a collection of Organization Variables, called a suite, with their own defined values and then reference them as needed.

When Should Organization Variables be Used?

• Any time a constant value needs to be referenced in multiple Projects within your Organization.

How do Organization Variables Work?

An Organization Variable must belong to an Organization Variable Suite. A Suite can have one or many individual Organization Variables, each with a unique name and value.

1. Create an Organization Variable Suite within the GenRocket web platform.
2. Create one or more Organization Variables within the suite.
3. Reference Organization Variables where needed within a Project Version of a given Project.

Link:

https://genrocket.freshdesk.com/a/solutions/articles/19000126218