The TDM GUI is a web-based application that helps users to easily control and manage test data. It has two main functions:
TDM settings and tasks are saved in the TDM PostgreSQL DB. Each TDM activity created by a user via the TDM GUI updates the TDM DB.
The TDM GUI uses APIs to connect to the TDM DB to retrieve and update TDM settings and tasks.
TDM can operate in two modes:
DataFlux mode, which enables the following Data Flux features:
Regular mode, which enables creating regular load tasks without versioning by marking extracted entities with a Task Name and Extraction Timestamp.
The TDM operational mode is set in the fluxMode field in the [config.js] file in the TDM GUI server (/usr/local/k2view/TDM/k2vtdmbe location):
Connect to the TDM GUI using the following URL: http://<TDM server>:4001/#/login.
Populate the username and password.
Note that since the TDM authenticates users and passwords via LDAP, all users must be defined in the LDAP system.
The TDM navigation tree displays different TDM sections on the left of the screen:
To move between sections, click the option in the TDM navigation tree.
Click the Tooltip icon in the upper left of the TDM window to display or hide the labels next to the icons in the TDM navigation tree.
The TDM GUI uses breadcrumbs as a graphical control element to aid navigation across user interfaces whereby users can track their position in the TDM screens. For example, to display the details of a given task's execution:
A Delete activity generally changes the status of a selected object to Inactive and does not delete the object from the TDM DB. The object remains in the TDM DB and its history can be displayed in the TDM GUI.
Inactive objects cannot be repaired.
The TDM GUI is a web-based application that helps users to easily control and manage test data. It has two main functions:
TDM settings and tasks are saved in the TDM PostgreSQL DB. Each TDM activity created by a user via the TDM GUI updates the TDM DB.
The TDM GUI uses APIs to connect to the TDM DB to retrieve and update TDM settings and tasks.
TDM can operate in two modes:
DataFlux mode, which enables the following Data Flux features:
Regular mode, which enables creating regular load tasks without versioning by marking extracted entities with a Task Name and Extraction Timestamp.
The TDM operational mode is set in the fluxMode field in the [config.js] file in the TDM GUI server (/usr/local/k2view/TDM/k2vtdmbe location):
Connect to the TDM GUI using the following URL: http://<TDM server>:4001/#/login.
Populate the username and password.
Note that since the TDM authenticates users and passwords via LDAP, all users must be defined in the LDAP system.
The TDM navigation tree displays different TDM sections on the left of the screen:
To move between sections, click the option in the TDM navigation tree.
Click the Tooltip icon in the upper left of the TDM window to display or hide the labels next to the icons in the TDM navigation tree.
The TDM GUI uses breadcrumbs as a graphical control element to aid navigation across user interfaces whereby users can track their position in the TDM screens. For example, to display the details of a given task's execution:
A Delete activity generally changes the status of a selected object to Inactive and does not delete the object from the TDM DB. The object remains in the TDM DB and its history can be displayed in the TDM GUI.
Inactive objects cannot be repaired.