Stat Training
Description
This is a 2-day class (6-hours per day) that includes lecture, lab and testing for up to 12 students.
Attendees will learn how to configure Stat to:
- Perform Mass Migrations (3 hours)
- Support Database Refreshes (3 hours)
- Manage Parallel Development (6 hours)
The attendees will configure Releases so that migrations can be grouped together and migrated as a bundle, recover code that was overwritten during the refresh process and develop a process to Merge Code when developing in Parallel Streams (i.e. Production Support, Short-Term and Long-Term projects).
Lectures and topics are enhanced with live illustrations and hands-on exercises.
Objectives
By the end of this course, students will be able to:
- Understand the benefits of using Mass Migrations
- Bundle migrations together into a Release
- Know how Stat can be leveraged to easily recover code that is overwritten during a database refresh
- Record Stat database refresh events
- Systematically capture code from all streams and merge as appropriate so that no code is lost when being developed in parallel streams.
Pre-requisites
The student should have a firm grasp of basic Stat Administration functions including configuration, trouble-shooting and migrations.
Audience
Stat Administrators
Description
This is a 1-day class (6-hours per day) that includes lecture, lab and testing for up to 12 students.
Attendees will learn how to build robust yet flexible Stat Security roles, make Stat Security maintenance and maintain consistent security access across users in any given role.
The attendees will be given a sample scenario in which they will be led through the Security Design, Configuration and Maintenance process.
Lectures and topics are enhanced with live illustrations and hands-on exercises.
Objectives
By the end of this course, students will be able to:
- Design robust yet flexible Stat Security Roles
- Understand how to leverage the Copy feature in Stat to easily maintain Stat security
- Know how to leverage the Sync feature in Stat to easily enforce Stat security across users that share a role
- Document Security Classes
Pre-requisites
The student should have a basic understanding of how various user roles use Stat to perform their job functions of developing, migrating, approving and auditing.
Audience
Stat Administrators
Description
This is a 2-day class (6-hours per day) that includes lecture, lab and testing for up to 12 students.
Attendees will learn how to design, configure, validate, document and implement a new or revised workflow to support their organization’s Change Management processes.
The attendees will be given a sample scenario in which they will be led through the Workflow Implementation process.
Lectures and topics are enhanced with live illustrations and hands-on exercises.
Objectives
By the end of this course, students will be able to:
- Identify whom to involve in the design process
- Know the types of questions that they should ask during the discovery phase
- Understand how the different configuration elements of Stat all work together to develop a strong yet flexible workflow
- Know the steps to properly validate a workflow prior to roll-out
- Explain advanced configuration features including approvals and auto-advancement
- Document their workflow to serve as a hand-out for developers, migrators, auditors and management
Pre-requisites
The student should have a good understanding of basic Stat Administration configuration.
Audience
Stat Administrators