Configure the Tosca Data Integrity Executor

The Tosca Data Integrity Executor executes the following TestCases:

• Reconciliation tests

• File Load tests created with the File Load into caching database Module

• File Field tests created with the Defined File Tests against caching database Module

• JSON/XML File Load tests created with the JSON/XML File Load into Caching Database Module

When you run these tests, the system automatically starts the Tosca Data Interity Executor and closes it once it has executed all tests. Tosca Commander displays the test results.

Open the Tosca Data Integrity Executor

To open the Tosca Data Integrity Executor, right-click on its icon in the system tray and select Show Status Window from the context menu.

Alternatively, double-click the file Tricentis.DataIntegrity.Executor.Windows.exe, located at C:\Program Files (x86)\TRICENTIS\Tosca Testsuite\Data Integrity.

Set execution options

The Tosca Data Integrity Executor menu bar allows you to control and configure the execution of your tests.

The File drop-down menu offers the following options:

Option	Description
Halt Execution	Aborts the current execution.
Exit	Closes the Tosca Data Integrity Executor.

The Edit drop-down menu offers the following options:

Option	Description
Copy	Copies the log from the Tosca Data Integrity Executor window to the clipboard.

The Tools drop-down menu offers the following options:

Option	Description
Clear Log	Clears the log displayed in the Tosca Data Integrity Executor window.
Clear Stored File Tables	Removes any tables cached in the caching database used by the File Load into caching database Module.
Options	Opens the Options dialog of the Tosca Data Integrity Executor.

Use the Options Dialog

Use the following options to configure the Tosca Data Integrity Executor:

Option	Description
Temporary folder	In Reconciliation tests, Tosca DI uses this folder to temporarily store data.
Keep previous file tables	If enabled, the Tosca Data Integrity Executor keeps the tables from previous tests in the SQLite database. If disabled, these tables are deleted. By default, this option is enabled.
Show debug messages	If disabled, the log includes information on the execution status and errors. If enabled, the log includes additional information for debugging. By default, this option is disabled.
32-Bit Block Size	If you use a 32-bit ODBC connection on a 64-bit Windows machine for your Reconciliation tests, the system processes the source and target rows in blocks. By default, Tosca DI processes 1000 rows per block.