Today. Displays the current day only on the calendar.

Day. Displays the date selected in the date selector.

Work Week. Displays the 5-day work week around the date selected in the date selector.

Week. Displays the full week around the date selected in the date selector.

All Projects. Displays timeslots for all projects.

Current Project. Displays timeslots for the current project.

Enables you to select the day/week to display in the main calendar grid.

Displays open and future timeslots that you reserved for the current day in the current project.

Displays the reserved timeslots in your projects in calendar form.

The timeslots in the calendar view are color-coded as follows:

• Performance timeslots

• Maintenance timeslots

• Data processing timeslots

• Read only timeslots, reserved in other projects

Displays a summary of the timeslot selected in the calendar.

• Timeslot ID. The timeslot ID.

• Name. The name of the timeslot.

• Validity. The validity of the timeslot:

  • Valid. The timeslot is valid.

  • Failed. The timeslot failed (Because resources unexpectedly became unavailable; Because of a change in license definitions; Because of changes in project settings; In the case of a testing timeslot, due to changes such as the validity of a test, a or test set.

• Performance Test. The name of the performance test linked to the timeslot.

• Post-run action. The post-run action specified for the linked performance test.

• Start. How the timeslot is started:

  •  Manually. The timeslot reservation reserves testing resources only.
  •  Automatically. The linked tests or test sets automatically start running at the start of the timeslot, without any manual intervention.

• Start time. The start time of the timeslot.

• End time. The end time of the timeslot.

• Duration. The duration of the timeslot (in minutes).

• Hosts. The number of hosts requested for the timeslot.

• Vusers. The number of Vusers requested for the timeslot.

• Project. The project in which the timeslot was created.

• Created by. The user who created the timeslot.

• Last modified by. The user who last modified the timeslot.

• Priority modified. The date and time that the priority of the timeslot was modified.

• Description. Displays a description of the timeslot.

Available for Maintenance timeslots only:

• Maintenance state. The state of the maintenance timeslot.

Available for Data processing timeslots only:

• Processing state. The state of the data processing timeslot.

Displays the allocation of hosts for the selected timeslot. For future timeslots, the host allocation is a temporary allocation.

• Purpose. The purpose of the load generator.

• Requested. Displays the requested hosts, including the requested properties.

• Actual. Displays the specific hosts allocated for the timeslot. May display the following in place of specific host names:

  • Not Allocated. Requested hosts could not be allocated.
  • Allocated (Deleted). The allocated host was deleted after the timeslot start time.

  Note: If an allocated automatch Controller or load generator host becomes unavailable, the system attempts to replace the allocated host with another host with similar properties. If no host is available, the timeslot becomes partially allocated and is rendered invalid.

Calendar View. Enables you to view the timeslots in a calendar view.The Calendar view is time-oriented. It allows you to view your timeslots scheduled for the same day, and to get a visual indication of overlapping timeslots.

Enables you to filter the information being displayed in the timeslots grid. Click the drop-down arrow to apply a filter.

Displays a log of events related to the currently selected timeslot.

• ID. The event ID.

• Type. An indication of the event's severity. From most to least severe: error, warning, or info.

• Time. The date and time the event was logged.

• Event. The category of action where the event occurred.

• Description. A description of the event.

• Responsible. The user, or automated system process responsible for the event.

Displays the allocation of hosts for the selected timeslot. For future timeslots, the host allocation is a temporary allocation.

• Purpose. The purpose of the load generator.

• Requested. Displays the requested hosts, including the requested properties.

• Actual. Displays the specific hosts allocated for the timeslot. May display the following in place of specific host names:

  • Not Allocated. Requested hosts could not be allocated.
  • Allocated (Deleted). The allocated host was deleted after the timeslot start time.

  Note: If an allocated automatch Controller or load generator host becomes unavailable, the system attempts to replace the allocated host with another host with similar properties. If no host is available, the timeslot becomes partially allocated and is rendered invalid.