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Copies will be named with a number after the case name indicating what copy it is. For example, if the original case is named "My Case", then the first copy will be named "My Case (1)", the second copy "My Case (2)", etc.
Case IDs are also kept unique by appending a number. For example, if the case ID of the original case is "abc123", then the case ID of the first copy will be "abc123-1", the second copy "abc123-2", etc.
NOTE: All other case property values are copied exactly. It is important to keep this in mind, because if a CommCare app relies on a case property other than the case ID to be unique, that functionality will not work correctly with loadtest cases.
Case relationships
Loadtest cases preserve parent/child relationships: If "Child Case" is the child case of "Parent Case", then "Child Case (1)" will be the child case of "Parent Case (1)", etc. In other words, loadtest case indexes point to other loadtest cases, not to real cases.
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As mentioned in "About loadtest cases", the case names of loadtest cases have " (<number>)" appended. Case IDs also have "-<number>" appended. All other values will be identical. For example:
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