Details related to mined data, activities, and configurations of related to test scenarios are available in the right panel of the test mining report. Let's explore these sections one by one.
Here, we can see your overall test coverage and the number of test executions done. We can select a scenario in the left panel to view its data, activities, and configurations on the right panel.
In the data tab, we can view details of mined test data of a scenario. For example, the name of the business unit used in test case for invoice creation.
Under the Activity tab, we can see the details of activities associated with this process. It shows the date and time of the activity and the name of the scenario that was modified.
The Config tab shows the configuration data of the selected scenarios, giving information related to both seeded and custom configurations. For example, if you have configured the name of suppliers in the invoice creation form of Payables process, all the configured supplier names will be available here.
The Seeded filter gives in-built standard values like standard payment duration, payment methods, etc.
The Custom filter in this field will show customized values set up by you. For example custom supplier names, payment period, etc.
Next, we have a DFF tab specific to the Oracle ERP instance. It shows mined details of the custom fields of your Oracle ERP process.
We have the option to automate a suggested or mined test scenario by clicking the Automate button in the Automate tab of a selected scenario. We can also automate a test case by clicking the automate icon at the top in the middle panel.
At the top, we have the option to download the Automation playbook or the Excel report of your mined instance. The playbook showcases all the discovered test and configuration analytics of your mined Oracle instance. It also explains the approach of testing best suited for your Oracle testing requirements.
The Excel report contains a list of your test scenarios and their test cases.
To read the related article on adding your ERP instance for test mining, click here
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