I've searched through help, communities and documentation but I have not come across a good description of how the priority field effects the operation of the monitors.
The default value is medium. At face value I would assume this would allow me to prioritize some monitors ahead of others, but what is the criteria for when this comes into play? How do I know if a monitor is delayed or bumped due to a priority override? It appears multiple monitors can run in parallel - Is this true? How many monitors can be scheduled for the same execution time?
I have 20+ monitors set to medium that I need to run as scheduled (every nnn minutes). I see some are not running with the frequency specified.
Any insights or documentation references would be appreciated.
Tom,
This is what I found on CVS Priority.
I have 5 test case I deployed to CVS Monitor.
3 cases had a Priority of High.
1 Case had a Priority of Medium
1 Case had a Priority of Low.
The 3 high priority test cases all kicked off all at the same time, it is like submitting a Suite and having all your test cases run in parallel. Then the Medium priority kicked off and last the Low priority.
High is a Priority 1
Medium High is Priority 2
Medium is Priority 3
Medium Low is Priority 4
Low is Priority 5
So it looks like all the cases kick off in parallel based on their priority.
Does this answer your question?