Checking server threads with qsti and usti
Two fundamental commands you will use to see what the query and update servers are currently doing in an Asset Control installation are:
Two fundamental commands you will use to see what the query and update servers are currently doing in an Asset Control installation are:
You may know that the actual datafiles holding timeseries on the filesystem are organized within a multi-layered directory structure so that they are distributed across many directories rather than kept in a single directory.
There are occasions where you may want to re-initialise the AC server.
To start and stop either all or some of the query, update server and replicator you use the adstart2 and adstop2 commands.
The file acenv.sh is one of the two most important configuration files in any Asset Control installation (the other one is ac.
The table below shows a (incomplete) list of the main directories of a typical Asset Control installation.
In this article I show how to implement a Cucumber test for timeseries validation.
Here, I demonstrate how to write integration tests for timeseries validation functions.
This is a demonstration of how to implement a Cucumber test for a derived static attribute.
In this section of the website I present ways of Behaviour Driven Development using the popular Cucumber framework.
In this article I look at a trigger derived static attribute and demonstrate how to write tests for it.
Here, I demonstrate how to use the Basic Java API and JUnit to write an integration test for a Formula Engine function.