Test
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(A) EDS Batch Load Profile
- Total employee records processed: 51905190 (estimated to be an acceptable high-end employee record change due to student employee changes).
- Employee records identified before EDS Batch run (& time range to specify in request) via WorkDataChange web service component - invoke invoked either by soapUI or SOA console.
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- SOA Console initiates EDS Batch (simulates Tidal invoke) - "Project “Project Explorer, Employee, PeopleSoft, Proxy, InvokeBatchSync"InvokeBatchSync”
- Oracle SOA
- Workday
- Oracle SOA
- PeopleSoft
- PS_CU_EMPSYNCSTG_J
- PS_CU_EMPSYNCSTG_P'
- PS_CU_GRAD_PAY_STG
(C) Comparison Criteria Results
Criteria | Sub Detail | Value | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
Total processing time: |
| 1 hr & 10 mins |
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| Select Aid Year to View | 0.4 secs |
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| Select Financial Aid Summary | 0.2 secs |
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| Financial Aid Award Summary | 0.3 secs |
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| Scheduled Disbursements | 0.2 secs |
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| Account Inquiry page | 0.9 secs |
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Resp Time Requirement | 95% of all Pages | < 6 secs | Pass |
Page Validation |
| 100 % |
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(D) Comments:
- Passing test run, no issues seen in test results.
(E) Load Tool Report
http://testtoolsvm1.cit.cornell.edu/RPT_Runs/Admissions_FA/03-06-13_2000VU/Sched_AdmissionsFA-Prod_Step1-2000_v4_Mar-06-13_1-33PM.html - There were initially 5 running BPEL processes for first 5-15 mins of the test, then only 2 running for the remaining of the test run. This did not affect the overall processing time as compared to the last run; though we expected to see 5 running processes.
- This run was performed on the new threading model, with previous run executed on the old threading model.
- This test involved PeopleSoft psutst DB for the 1st time.
- These results were similar to Craig Reicke's original baseline results.