What is G-Families?
G-Families (or GFamilies) breaks down complex data models by organizing them into smaller family units based on defined Domain relationships. This feature is great for testing specific groups of Domains within complex data structures, such as databases.
Users can quickly focus on a group of related Domains for testing. With a few clicks, they can efficiently categorize and create case suites for each family. Visual diagrams also provide a better understanding of the complex data model.
G-Families End-to-End Demo Video
The following video provides a complete step-by-step demo for using G-Families. Please note that this video is the last one in a learning series containing multiple videos.
Here are the links to the other videos in the learning series:
- Part 1 - G-Families Introduction
- Part 2 - G-Families Component - ER Diagram
- Part 3 - G-Families Component - Families
- Part 4 - G-Families Component - G-Cases
What Import Methods are Supported?
- XTS
- DDL
How to Access and View G-Families
Users can access G-Families from the Self Serve Options menu or within XTS Wizard. To learn more, click here.
Additional G-Families Information
See the following articles to learn more about G-Families.
Topic | Description |
G-Families Management Dashboard | Learn more about the G-Families user interface, including available options, viewing modes, and how to change what is displayed. |
Helpful Setup Articles
Topic | Description |
GenRocket Extract Table Schema (XTS) | Learn how to create an XTS file for importing your database schema. |
XTS Import Wizard | Learn how to import an XTS file after it is created. |
DDL Domain Import | Learn how to import multiple Domains from a DDL. |
Domain Referencing Wizard | Learn how to review and modify relationships for imported Domains. |
Generator Tuning Wizard | Learn how to perform Generator Tuning. |
How do I assign a Generator to a single Attribute? | Learn how to assign a Generator to an Attribute. |
How do I add a Receiver to a Domain? | Learn how to assign a Receiver to a Domain. |
How do I create a Scenario? | Learn how to create Scenarios for your Domains. |