===== Basic Values =====

==== 100 Basic Values ====

Some basic values of all supported data types are transferred to ULS. 
A check is made whether all have arrived correctly.

Edit the configuration file and set the time between two values. 
There is a mximum of 10 values to be sent. So chose a matching wait time.

<file ini test_suite.conf>
# ===================================================================
[BASIC_VALUES]

IDENTIFIER = _basic_values

# Wait time in seconds before generating/sending the next value
WAIT = 5
</file>

Execute a script once to check that values of all data types 
and from all sources are transferred correctly to ULS.

<code bash>
cd testsuite/test_suite_1_8_0/
./basic_values
</code>

Verify, that the generated ULS value files are transferred to the ULS-server
and that their content is stored correctly.

:!: No threshold violations are generated in this test

Use a webbrowser, login as ULS user "TheSpyder", 
chose the correct time interval (today or explicit iso time interval) 
and check all values for domain "ULS" ((requires no continuous values until now!)):

<!-- Trick to find all details of a server: use "retention time -- retention time overview -- <domain>     --->

<file>
ULS
└─► testsrv11
   └─► 100 Basic Values
      └─► 110 Integer Values          ("Integer 1", 6 values)
      └─► 120 Float Values            ("Float 3",   11 values, [E]/m )
      └─► 140 Files                   ("Images 2",  two real images, one gif (wind and solar energy), one png (sand dunes))
└─► testsrv12
   └─► 100 Basic Values
      └─► 110 Integer Values          ("Integer 2", 6 values)
      └─► 130 Text Expressions        ("Text Expressions 1", 11 expressions, from "00 AA" to "10 KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK", proportional)
      └─► 140 Files                   ("Files 3", one html, odt, pdf, txt (as web links to open them))
</file>

and for domain "Woodlark":
<file>
Woodlark
└─► testsrv21
   └─► 100 Basic Values
      └─► 120 Float Values          ("Float 1", 6 values [%])
      └─► 130 Text Expressions      ("Text Expressions 2", 11 expressions, from '00 aaaaa' to '10 kkkkkkkkkkkkkkk', mono spaced)
└─► testsrv22
   └─► 100 Basic Values
      └─► 120 Float Values          ("Float 2", 7 values [kg])
      └─► 140 Files                 ("Images 1", 4 real images (LAN LEDs, jpeg))
</file>

Generate a report, //administration -> edit reports// and enter "Basic Values" as report name
and press {{:uls:testsuite:version_180:ok_button.png?nolink}}.

Use //edit// and {{:uls:testsuite:version_180:append_autodetails.png?nolink}} 
to create a report detail containing 
(:!: be sure **NO** blanks surround the expressions in the report detail text boxes):

{|
! name: 
| Show All Values
|-
! domains:
| ULS,Woodlark
|-
! server:
| testsrv*
|-
! sections:
| 100 Basic Values
|-
! separate by:
| [x] server, [x] teststep
|-
! period:
| today
|}

or use a specific time interval like, especially if you made several executions of the script. 
But then, you must leave the period empty. Example:

{|
! from:
| 2014-01-14 10:09:00
|-
! to:
| 2014-01-14 10:11:00
|}

All other specifications remain unchanged.

Click {{:uls:testsuite:version_180:ok_button.png?nolink}} and {{:uls:testsuite:version_180:show_report.png?nolink}}
to show the report. Click on {{:uls:testsuite:version_180:generate_pdf.png?nolink}} and save the report 
to a path of your choice. It should look like 
{{:uls:testsuite:version_180:basic_values_2014-01-27.pdf|this}}.