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Child Pages
- CAST AIP Measurement System explained
- Modules organization
- Assessment Model
- Snapshots organization
- CAST OMG-compliant Automated Function Points
- Modifying the results stored in the Analysis Service
- Dealing with databases or schemas that move from one Server to another or from one Instance to another
- Enabling Management Service schema lock mechanism
- Dealing with inconsistencies between the schemas of a combined installation and how to avoid them
Introduction
Document Description
This document describes the following elements:
- A situation a user is likely to face
- The objectives of the current document in order to help the user
- The methodology to reach the objectives
- Each step of the methodology including troubleshooting information
Who is this document for?
This document is intended for the following persons:
- CAST Application Intelligence Platform Administrator
Pre-requisite
For a better understanding of this document, it is recommended to have assimilated the following knowledge:
- Application Intelligence Platform (AIP) principles
Situation description
The situation taken into consideration in this document is the position of the Platform Administrator in charge of the configuration of the AIP so as to deliver valuable CAST Engineering Dashboard content to end-users.
Objectives
To help the Platform Administrator, the document will provide detailed process reviews, recommendations, hints, and troubleshouting information regarding the different areas where Platform Administrator's choices impact the delivery of the information to end-users. Namely, they are:
- Systems, Applications, and Modules organization, a.k.a. Portfolio organization
- Assessment Model and its adaptation to the context
- Background facts management
- Snapshots organization (including dedicated chapter on Snapshot generation so as to conform with designed organization)