Classification
| Name |
TestResultHandling
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| Short Description |
Evaluated and structured storage of result Information (e.g. for statistics) from test sequences
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| Class |
OTX Extension
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| Base Extension |
OTX Quantities Extension
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| Pre-Conditions |
-
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| Specified by |
ISO 13209-4
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Introductions
The OTX TestResultHandling extension provides functionality which allows for capturing, evaluating and persistently writing test results of test sequences, e.g. measured values, in a structured way.
The following use cases are considered:
⎯ Capturing of test results in relation to the environment (e.g. test object , test identifier, date/time)
⎯ Evaluation of test result data against defined conditions
⎯ Using a data model for structured persisting of test results
⎯ Summarizing of test results in groups according to the data model
⎯ Defining different test result levels (e.g. test results exclusively for debugging tasks)
⎯ Multilingual test result texts
⎯ Simultaneous working with several test instances (e.g. several vehicles)
Similar to the OTX Logging extension, the OTX TestResultHandling extension uses so called TestResultSeverities which are associated to test results, and TestResultHandlingLevels which can be set in the test result handling framework. Depending on the currently set TestResultHandlingLevel and the TestResultSeverity of a test result, the test result gets tracked or is discarded. For that reason, a TestResultHandlingLevel represents a certain threshold which must be exceeded by the TestResultSeverity of a test result in order to be written into the persistence layer.
Each test result has a TestResultState which indicates whether the evaluation of the test result against the defined condition was successful.
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