Atlassian Corp has been granted a patent for a collaboration tool that includes a system for visually indicating dataset validation failures to users. The tool generates a graphical user interface that allows users to select datasets and query a unit test service for test results. Failed test results are displayed as visual indications in the interface. GlobalData’s report on Atlassian Corp gives a 360-degree view of the company including its patenting strategy. Buy the report here.
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Collaboration tool with dataset validation failure indication
A recently granted patent (Publication Number: US11775506B2) describes a method and system for visually indicating dataset validation failures to users of a database service. The method involves generating a graphical user interface on a client device that displays a list of datasets. The user can select a dataset from the list, and the client device queries a unit test service for unit test results related to the selected dataset. These unit test results indicate whether previously executed test transactions were successful or failed, along with timestamps of execution. The graphical user interface then displays a visual indication corresponding to failed unit test results.
Additionally, the patent describes a system for monitoring the status of automatic generation and execution of test transactions to monitor data retrieved from a database. The system includes a host service that provides backend server functionality associated with a client application. The client application allows users to select named datasets and displays a portion of the dependency tree that identifies the tables and values upon which the datasets depend. An upstream dependency traverser service defines this dependency tree. A unit test service generates test queries based on the dependency tree, executes them at regular intervals, and stores the results along with timestamps. The client application can request and display these unit test results.
Furthermore, the patent outlines a method for monitoring the freshness of a named dataset generated from a database. The method involves displaying a graphical user interface on a client device and requesting a list of named datasets from the database service. The user can select a dataset from the list, and the client device determines a dependency tree that identifies the upstream tables on which the dataset depends. Test queries are generated for these tables, and their execution results are stored as test transaction results. The graphical user interface displays an indication based on these results to show whether the dataset contains fresh data.
Overall, this patent presents methods and systems for visually indicating dataset validation failures, monitoring the status of test transactions, and monitoring the freshness of datasets in a database service. These techniques can enhance the user experience and provide valuable insights into the reliability and freshness of data in a database.
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