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When considering implementing Operational BI solutions, many implementers first think of copying the operational data to an operational data store (ODS), data warehouse or data mart and analysing it there.  They are immediately faced with the problem of how to update the informational environment fast enough to satisfy the timeliness requirement of the users.  As that approaches real-time, traditional ETL tools begin to struggle.  Furthermore, in the case of the data warehouse, the question arises of the level of consistency among these real-time updates and between the updates and the existing content.  The way MongoDB is used points immediately to an alternative, viable approach--go directly against the operational data.

In the case of Operational BI, however, most experience indicates that the queries are usually relatively simple, and closely related to the primary access paths used operationally for the data concerned.

tcm testcase /import /collection:http://<Team Foundation Server Name>:8080/tfs/<team project collection name> /teamproject:DinnerNow /storage:TestProject1.dll /category:"ShoppingCart&SmokeTest" /syncsuite:3

Requirements Visual Studio Ultimate, Visual Studio Premium, Visual Studio Test Professional

After you have created any of the following types of automated tests by using Visual Studio, you can use Microsoft Test Manager or Visual Studio to run the tests: Unit tests. Coded UI tests. Load tests.

Running automated tests: You can run tests directly from Visual Studio, from Microsoft Test Manager, from Team Foundation Build, or from the command line. You can use mstest.exe to run your automated tests from the command line, or you can use tcm.exe to import your test methods into test cases. You can then run the test cases for specific configurations from the command line and save the results for the appropriate test plan.

MongoDB includes a basic authentication scheme that works with single server deployments and replica sets. However, the built-in authentication does not work with sharding, so for this and other cases, we recommend running the database in a secure environment.

The current version of Mongo supports only very basic security.  One authenticates a username and password in the context of a particular database.  Once authenticated, a normal user has full read and write access to the database in question while a read only user only has read access.

It's more typical to keep older versions of your document inside your current revision (either as JSON or, often, as an attachment). For the JSON case; { "_id":"foo", "_rev":"3-fsfsfsdf", "foo":"current value of foo", "history": { "2": { "foo":"previous version of foo" }, "1": { "foo":"initial version of foo" } } }

t's often simpler to push the full old version of the document into an attachment instead. This pattern is common enough that CouchDB ships with a library, jquery.couch.js, that implements it (in the saveDoc(doc) function).

With loads of legacy Flash/Flex code where test automation support is limited or in most cases even non-existing there is only so much that can be done in forms of automation.

In short, unless you want to read it from Project Sikuli. Sikuli can match a predefined image to a section of the screen that is VERY similar to predefined image, ‘best fit’. So for example if you take a small screenshot of an object in you Flash implementation and save it as an image Sikuli can then be used to interact with this object, clicking on it, dragging it, checking if it can find it on the page asf..

java -Xbootclasspath/a:lib/swinglibrary-0.14.jar:lib/registration-0.1.jar -jar  robotframework-2.5.3.jar  example.html

It is also possible to insert additional jar files to class path using the Xbootclasspath option. In this case, robotframework.jar does not need to be in class path. Here's the above example using Xbootclasspath:

You can use the MSTest.exe program to run automated tests in a test assembly from a command line. You can also view the test results from these test runs, save the results to disk, and save your results to Team Foundation Server.You can also use tcm.exe to run test cases with associated automation from the command line using a test environment.

In any big data setup, the first step is to capture lots of digital information, "which there's no shortage of

The purpose of descriptive analytics is to summarize what happened. Wu estimated that more than 80% of business analytics -- most notably social analytics -- are descriptive.

In the most general cases of predictive analytics, "you basically take data that you have to predict data you don't have,"

Visual Studio 2012 includes the following command-line tools for testing purposes: VSTest.Console.exe You can use the VSTest.Console.exe program to run automated unit and coded UI tests from a command line. VSTest.Console.exe is optimized for performance and is used in place of MSTest.exe in Visual Studio 2012. MSTest.exe You can use the MSTest.exe program to run automated tests in a test assembly from a command line. MSTest is used for load tests and for compatibility with Visual Studio 2010 test projects. MSTest can also be used to view the test results from these test runs, save the results to disk, and save your results to Team Foundation Server. TCM.exe Tcm.exe is a command-line utility that lets you perform the following tasks: Import automated tests into a test plan Run tests that are part of a test plan from the command line View a list of test items and their corresponding IDs to use when you import tests or run tests You can also use tcm.exe to run test cases with associated automation from the command line using a test environment.

tappy provides tools for working with the Test Anything Protocol (TAP) in Python. tappy generates TAP output for your unittest test cases. You can use the TAP output files with a tool like the Jenkins TAP plugin or any other TAP consumer

QLDoc Sharp is an interactive tool designed to generate the SQL Server 2005/2008 documentation. It allows you to export documentation to CHM format (Microsoft Compiled HTML Help).It is also easy and interactive, which allows multiple database documentation. For more details, please refer to http://www.amitchaudhary.com/. Background Finding the answer to, "Is there any free tool for generating documentation from SQL 2005/2008". Using the Code After running the application, the initial UI looks like below: Three steps required to generate the documentation. Step # 1 In the top section, provide the details about the SQL Server. It includes: Source: Instance Name of the SQL Server 2005/2008  If want to connect with SQL authentication then: User Name: Name of the user whose credentials you want to use Password: Password of the user whose credentials you want to use In case, to connect with Windows authentication then, only check the checkbox   (Integrated Security) and your current Windows credentials would be used to connect with the specified SQL Server Instance. Step # 2 Choose the database name from the Database dropdown list, whose documentation you want to generate and then click on the Fetch button. Meanwhile you can choose/change the File Name of the CHM file which would be generated. And also if required, you then choose to export the metadata/documentation in the XML format too. Step # 3 Click on the Generate button. And locate the CHM file at the path specified. After making the selection the SQLDoc Sharp, the UI should look like: Screen Shots of the Documentation Generated Index

SQLDoc Sharp is an interactive tool designed to generate the SQL Server 2005/2008 documentation.

You can use jQuery's load() function to load the HTML page you want to test. In your JSTestDriver test function: $('html').load('pageToLoad.html', function() { // load was performed - run your asserts here now }); However, since this uses a callback function, you might have to use an Async Test Case.

Mocha is a feature-rich JavaScript test framework running on node.js and the browser, making asynchronous testing simple and fun. Mocha tests run serially, allowing for flexible and accurate reporting, while mapping uncaught exceptions to the correct test cases.