The following information needs to be set when the task's data type is Business entities (with or without referential tables):
The following attributes must be set for Testing environment data destination:
When you start the task creation with the Target component - e.g., a delete task - you must set the task's Business entity:
When you set the Source component before the Target, the selected Business entity is already populated in the Target form:
Note that you can edit the Business entity setting - change the selected Business entity or change the LUs' selection for the task's Business entity, but changing the task's Business entity will reset the Source and Subset components.
Select one TDM environment from the drop-down list. This list displays the available target environments for the user. Only environments that contain systems with the select task's BE are displayed.
The following actions can be performed on the selected testing environment. You can select one or multiple actions:
Deletes the selected entities from the testing environment. The Delete action checkbox can be either checked with the Load checkbox, or checked as a single action, i.e., Delete only. Note that if you select the Delete only, the Source component is disabled since the task deletes entities only from the target environment.
Loads the selected entities into the testing environment. The following checkboxes can be set with the Load actions: Replace IDs for the copied entities and Generate clones for an entity. Only one checkbox can be checked in a task.
The Load-related checkboxes are disabled in the following scenarios:
When checked, the task execution process replaces the IDs of all selected entities before loading them into the target. This option is required in order to avoid key duplications if the testing environment is not empty and contains entities. The Replace Sequence must be implemented in the Fabric implementation.
Create X number of clones of the selected entity in the target environment. If the entity's Subset selects multiple entities, the first selected entity is cloned (replicated) in the target environment:
The task replaces the sequences (IDs) of each replica in order to avoid duplicated sequences in the target environment.
Reserves the entities for the user in the target environment in order to prevent other users from deleting and/or loading the reserved entities to the target environment.
You can check the Reserve action only or check it with the Load action to reserve the loaded entities. Note that if only the Reserve action checkbox is checked, then the Source component is disabled since the task reserves the entities only for the target environment.
The reservation period needs to be set for the reserved entities. The maximum number of days of a reservation period is set in the tdm_general_parameters TDB DB table in the MAX_RESERVATION_DAYS_FOR_TESTER parameter.
The start date of the reservation period is the task's execution time. The reservation period can be set in minutes, hours, days or weeks.
An optional setting. The user can populate it with a free text. The reservation note is displayed in the Reserved Entities window (Notes fields) and can be used for filtering the reserved entities display. The reservation note can be edited using the Reserved Entities window.
The following information needs to be set when the task's data type is Business entities (with or without referential tables):
The following attributes must be set for Testing environment data destination:
When you start the task creation with the Target component - e.g., a delete task - you must set the task's Business entity:
When you set the Source component before the Target, the selected Business entity is already populated in the Target form:
Note that you can edit the Business entity setting - change the selected Business entity or change the LUs' selection for the task's Business entity, but changing the task's Business entity will reset the Source and Subset components.
Select one TDM environment from the drop-down list. This list displays the available target environments for the user. Only environments that contain systems with the select task's BE are displayed.
The following actions can be performed on the selected testing environment. You can select one or multiple actions:
Deletes the selected entities from the testing environment. The Delete action checkbox can be either checked with the Load checkbox, or checked as a single action, i.e., Delete only. Note that if you select the Delete only, the Source component is disabled since the task deletes entities only from the target environment.
Loads the selected entities into the testing environment. The following checkboxes can be set with the Load actions: Replace IDs for the copied entities and Generate clones for an entity. Only one checkbox can be checked in a task.
The Load-related checkboxes are disabled in the following scenarios:
When checked, the task execution process replaces the IDs of all selected entities before loading them into the target. This option is required in order to avoid key duplications if the testing environment is not empty and contains entities. The Replace Sequence must be implemented in the Fabric implementation.
Create X number of clones of the selected entity in the target environment. If the entity's Subset selects multiple entities, the first selected entity is cloned (replicated) in the target environment:
The task replaces the sequences (IDs) of each replica in order to avoid duplicated sequences in the target environment.
Reserves the entities for the user in the target environment in order to prevent other users from deleting and/or loading the reserved entities to the target environment.
You can check the Reserve action only or check it with the Load action to reserve the loaded entities. Note that if only the Reserve action checkbox is checked, then the Source component is disabled since the task reserves the entities only for the target environment.
The reservation period needs to be set for the reserved entities. The maximum number of days of a reservation period is set in the tdm_general_parameters TDB DB table in the MAX_RESERVATION_DAYS_FOR_TESTER parameter.
The start date of the reservation period is the task's execution time. The reservation period can be set in minutes, hours, days or weeks.
An optional setting. The user can populate it with a free text. The reservation note is displayed in the Reserved Entities window (Notes fields) and can be used for filtering the reserved entities display. The reservation note can be edited using the Reserved Entities window.