Process Model Architecture
- 업데이트 날짜:2026-07-27
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To better understand the information in this section, familiarize yourself with process models, entry points, and the relationship between a process model and a client sequence file.
The Sequential, Parallel, and Batch process models use the same basic structure for running a test sequence. Using the Test UUTs or Single Pass Execution entry point, the process models run test sequences, generate reports, and log unit under test (UUT) results to a database according to configuration settings, as shown in the following figure.
The main differences between the process models are the number of UUTs each process model runs for the Test UUTs or Single Pass Execution entry points and the way each process model relates to and synchronizes with UUTs.
관련 콘텐츠
- Process Models
- Entry Points
- Main Sequence and Client Sequence File
- Sequential Process Model
- Parallel Process Model
- Batch Process Model
With the synchronization features of the Batch model, you can direct a step that applies to the batch as a whole to run only once per batch instead of once for each UUT. You can also specify whether certain steps or groups of steps cannot run on more than one UUT at a time or whether certain steps must run on all UUTs at the same time. The Batch model generates batch reports that summarize the test results for the UUTs in the batch.
- Database Logging
- Process Model Plug-In Architecture