Inventory Editor/en - Versionsgeschichte

Cg am 28. Juni 2023 um 22:36 Uhr

2023-06-28T22:36:56Z

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	[[Datei:InventoryDescription1.png\|800px]]		[[Datei:InventoryDescription1.png\|800px]]

			A resource (eg. a measurement device) is defined by a set of skills (eg. "can measure X") in the resource editor.

	See also:		See also:
	<br>[[Resource Editor]]		<br>[[Resource Editor]]

Cg am 28. Juni 2023 um 22:34 Uhr

2023-06-28T22:34:53Z

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	Inventories can be attached to and defined within a suite, however, the full power of the resource management in expecco is exposed, if expecco is operated with a central test scheduling system, such as expecco ALM, which preallocates devices for a test, and passes that "bag of reserved devices" to expecco before execution starts. This way, ALM can schedule multiple tests at the same time and ensure that there is no conflict by two tests accessing the same resource.		Inventories can be attached to and defined within a suite, however, the full power of the resource management in expecco is exposed, if expecco is operated with a central test scheduling system, such as expecco ALM, which preallocates devices for a test, and passes that "bag of reserved devices" to expecco before execution starts. This way, ALM can schedule multiple tests at the same time and ensure that there is no conflict by two tests accessing the same resource.

	Without ALM, resource protection is only possible within a single expecco application, ~~within~~ ~~its~~ inventory (i.e. you can still run multiple tests at the same time by opening another expecco window and running the other test there (within the same project and the same inventory).		Without ALM, resource protection is only possible within a single expecco application, using the same inventory (i.e. you can still run multiple tests at the same time by opening another expecco window and running the other test there (within the same project and the same inventory).

Cg am 28. Juni 2023 um 22:34 Uhr

2023-06-28T22:34:12Z

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	An inventory is the "pool" from which devices are allocated when an action requires a device or operator for its operation.		An inventory is the "pool" from which devices are allocated when an action requires a device or operator for its operation.

	Inventories can be attached to and defined within a suite, however, the full power of the resource management in expecco is exposed, if expecco is operated with a central test scheduling system, such as expecco ALM, which preallocates devices for a test, and passes that "bag of reserved devices" to expecco before execution starts.		Inventories can be attached to and defined within a suite, however, the full power of the resource management in expecco is exposed, if expecco is operated with a central test scheduling system, such as expecco ALM, which preallocates devices for a test, and passes that "bag of reserved devices" to expecco before execution starts. This way, ALM can schedule multiple tests at the same time and ensure that there is no conflict by two tests accessing the same resource.

			Without ALM, resource protection is only possible within a single expecco application, within its inventory (i.e. you can still run multiple tests at the same time by opening another expecco window and running the other test there (within the same project and the same inventory).

Cg am 3. Juli 2019 um 18:15 Uhr

2019-07-03T18:15:14Z

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	See also:		See also:
	<br>[[Resource Editor]]		<br>[[Resource Editor]]
			<br>[[Skill Editor]]
	[[Category: Editors]]		[[Category: Editors]]

Cg am 3. Juli 2019 um 18:14 Uhr

2019-07-03T18:14:29Z

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			See also:
			<br>[[Resource Editor]]
	[[Category: Editors]]		[[Category: Editors]]

Mawalch: expeccoNET is now expecco ALM

2018-01-06T20:29:32Z

expeccoNET is now expecco ALM

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	An inventory is the "pool" from which devices are allocated when an action requires a device or operator for its operation.		An inventory is the "pool" from which devices are allocated when an action requires a device or operator for its operation.

	Inventories can be attached to and defined within a suite, however, the full power of the resource management in expecco is exposed, if expecco is operated with a central test scheduling system, such as ~~expeccoNET~~, which preallocates devices for a test, and passes that "bag of reserved devices" to expecco before execution starts.		Inventories can be attached to and defined within a suite, however, the full power of the resource management in expecco is exposed, if expecco is operated with a central test scheduling system, such as expecco ALM, which preallocates devices for a test, and passes that "bag of reserved devices" to expecco before execution starts.

Sv am 7. April 2014 um 16:55 Uhr

2014-04-07T16:55:57Z

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	In the editor, add resources from the tree (either via drag & drop, or by selection from the pull-down list):		In the editor, add resources from the tree (either via drag & drop, or by selection from the pull-down list):

	[[Datei:InventoryDescription1.png\|~~thumb~~]]		[[Datei:InventoryDescription1.png\|800px]]

	[[Category: Editors]]		[[Category: Editors]]

Sv am 7. April 2014 um 16:54 Uhr

2014-04-07T16:54:27Z

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	In the editor, add resources from the tree (either via drag & drop, or by selection from the pull-down list):		In the editor, add resources from the tree (either via drag & drop, or by selection from the pull-down list):

	[[Datei:InventoryDescription1.png\|~~800px~~]]		[[Datei:InventoryDescription1.png\|thumb]]

			[[Category: Editors]]

Sv: Sv verschob die Seite InventoryDescriptionEditor/en nach Inventory Editor/en, ohne dabei eine Weiterleitung anzulegen

2014-04-02T19:01:09Z

Sv verschob die Seite InventoryDescriptionEditor/en nach Inventory Editor/en, ohne dabei eine Weiterleitung anzulegen

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This editor is used to describe the set of resources which make up an inventory.
An inventory is the "pool" from which devices are allocated when an action requires a device or operator for its operation.

Inventories can be attached to and defined within a suite, however, the full power of the resource management in expecco is exposed, if expecco is operated with a central test scheduling system, such as expeccoNET, which preallocates devices for a test, and passes that "bag of reserved devices" to expecco before execution starts.

In the editor, add resources from the tree (either via drag & drop, or by selection from the pull-down list):

[[Datei:InventoryDescription1.png|800px]]