A Reserve task contains only the Reserve task type and reserves the selected entities in the task's environment.
A Reserve task contains the following tabs:
When checking the Set Task Variables setting, a new Task Variables tab opens.
The following execution parameters are set on Reserve tasks:
Check the Entities to reserve the requested entities in the target environment.
The reservation period settings are displayed if the load task also reserves the loaded entities on the target environment (the Reserve task type is checked together with the Load task type).
Note that when the Reservation Period is set to zero, the entities are reserved for an unlimited period.
Only Admin and Environment owner users can reserve entities for an unlimited period. Users that are attached to the target environment as testers must set a reservation period. 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.
This setting has been added by TDM 7.5.2. 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.
Check to open the Task Variables tab and set the variable value on a task level.
Select all, partial, or one post execution process of the selected BE.
This tab defines the subset of entities for the task:
The following selection methods are available on load tasks:
This is the default option. Populate the list of entities for the task, separating them with a comma. Note that a warning is given if the entity list has entities that are reserved for another user.
Select a Broadway flow in order to both get the entity list for the task and to set the number of entities for the task.
TDM supports the creation of external input parameters on a Custom Logic Flow. In this case, the TDM Portal displays the input parameters in the task window, enabling the user to send values for these parameters.
The Filter out Reserved Entities checkbox has been added in TDM 7.6 and it indicates if entities that are reserved for other users must be filtered out from the task's entity list. If checked, these entities are filtered out from the task's entity list.
See example:
Note:
A Reserve task contains only the Reserve task type and reserves the selected entities in the task's environment.
A Reserve task contains the following tabs:
When checking the Set Task Variables setting, a new Task Variables tab opens.
The following execution parameters are set on Reserve tasks:
Check the Entities to reserve the requested entities in the target environment.
The reservation period settings are displayed if the load task also reserves the loaded entities on the target environment (the Reserve task type is checked together with the Load task type).
Note that when the Reservation Period is set to zero, the entities are reserved for an unlimited period.
Only Admin and Environment owner users can reserve entities for an unlimited period. Users that are attached to the target environment as testers must set a reservation period. 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.
This setting has been added by TDM 7.5.2. 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.
Check to open the Task Variables tab and set the variable value on a task level.
Select all, partial, or one post execution process of the selected BE.
This tab defines the subset of entities for the task:
The following selection methods are available on load tasks:
This is the default option. Populate the list of entities for the task, separating them with a comma. Note that a warning is given if the entity list has entities that are reserved for another user.
Select a Broadway flow in order to both get the entity list for the task and to set the number of entities for the task.
TDM supports the creation of external input parameters on a Custom Logic Flow. In this case, the TDM Portal displays the input parameters in the task window, enabling the user to send values for these parameters.
The Filter out Reserved Entities checkbox has been added in TDM 7.6 and it indicates if entities that are reserved for other users must be filtered out from the task's entity list. If checked, these entities are filtered out from the task's entity list.
See example:
Note: