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* What is CAT
* Introduction
* CAT use-cases
* How CAT works?
* CAT in your infrastructure
* Test examples
* Need more info?
* Get Started
* How to get started?
* CAT Studio
* Install CAT studio
* Explore sample project
* Create first test
* CAT CLI
* Install CAT CLI
* Explore sample project
* Create first test
* CAT PowerShell module
* Install PowerShell module
* Explore sample project
* Create first test
* What next?
* Documentation
* Installation
* Introduction
* Prerequisites
* Install CAT
* What Do I Have Installed?
* Upgrade
* Uninstall CAT
* Basics
* Introduction
* Data Source
* Test Definition
* Naming Conventions
* Project Files
* Project Files Introduction
* Create a Project File
* Execute Tests
* Load Tests from ...
* Run Tests in Parallel
* Generate tests
* Environment variables
* Expectations
* Introduction
* Overview
* Set is Empty
* Set is not Empty
* Set RowCount
* Sets Match
* Introduction
* Maximum Errors Logged
* Sets Match - Error Message
* Sets Match - Using Key
* Contains
* Providers
* Introduction
* Overview
* Csv@1
* Csv@2
* CsvOleDB@1
* Dax@1
* Excel@1
* Excel@2
* Introduction
* SELECT syntax
* JOINs and set operations
* Expressions
* Functions
* ExcelOleDB@1
* MySql@1
* Odbc@1
* Oracle@1
* Postgres@1
* PowerBI@1
* Snowflake@1
* SqlServer@1
* SqlServer@2
* Yaml@1
* Outputs
* Introduction
* Output Settings
* Output Formats
* Output Properteis
* XLSX
* JSON
* JUnit
* TRX
* YAML
* SQL Server
* ORACLE
* PostgreSQL
* PowerShell Module
* Introduction
* Import Module
* List of Commands
* Get Help
* Creating a project
* Working with a Project
* Running tests
* Invoke Command
* Other Commands
* CAT CLI
* Introduction
* new
* show
* run
* open
* exec
* docs
* instance
* CAT STUDIO
* Introduction
* Installation
* Run tests
* Integrations
* Introduction
* Azure DevOps
* GitLab
* GitHub Actions
* Jenkins
* Troubleshooting
* Tutorials
* Get CAT License
* Apply a License Key
* Work with Passwords
* Test Power BI
* DAX introduction
* GUI for DAX queries
* Test Databricks
* Azure DevOps Classic Releases
* SQL Server Agent
* CAT on Linux
* Release notes
* Recent releases
* CAT 1.9.0
* CAT 1.8.0
* CAT 1.7.0
* CAT 1.6.0
* CAT 1.5.0
* CAT 1.4.0
* CAT 1.3.0
* CAT 1.2.0
* CAT 1.1.0
* CAT 1.0.0
* Archive
* CAT 0.28.0
* CAT 0.27.0
* CAT 0.26.0
* CAT 0.25.0
* CAT 0.24.0
* CAT 0.23.0
* CAT 0.22.0
* CAT 0.21.0
* CAT 0.20.0
* CAT 0.19.0
* CAT 0.18.0
* CAT 0.17.0
* CAT 0.16.0
* CAT 0.15.0
* CAT 0.14.0
* CAT 0.13.0
* CAT 0.12.0
* CAT 0.11.0
* CAT 0.10.0
* CAT 0.9.1
* CAT 0.9.0
* CAT 0.8.0
* CAT 0.7.0
* CAT 0.6.0
* CAT 0.5.0
* CAT 0.4.0
* CAT 0.3.0
* CAT 0.2.0
* CAT 0.1.0
* CAT 0.0.2
* CAT 0.0.1
CAT DOCS
* Get Started
* What is CAT
* CAT use-cases
* How CAT works
* Start using CAT
* Full documentation
* What's new
* Compare plans
* More
* Releases
* License
* Privacy policy
* Roadmap
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* What is CAT
* Introduction
* CAT use-cases
* How CAT works?
* CAT in your infrastructure
* Test examples
* Need more info?
* Get Started
* How to get started?
* CAT Studio
* Install CAT studio
* Explore sample project
* Create first test
* CAT CLI
* Install CAT CLI
* Explore sample project
* Create first test
* CAT PowerShell module
* Install PowerShell module
* Explore sample project
* Create first test
* What next?
* Documentation
* Installation
* Introduction
* Prerequisites
* Install CAT
* What Do I Have Installed?
* Upgrade
* Uninstall CAT
* Basics
* Introduction
* Data Source
* Test Definition
* Naming Conventions
* Project Files
* Project Files Introduction
* Create a Project File
* Execute Tests
* Load Tests from ...
* Run Tests in Parallel
* Generate tests
* Environment variables
* Expectations
* Introduction
* Overview
* Set is Empty
* Set is not Empty
* Set RowCount
* Sets Match
* Introduction
* Maximum Errors Logged
* Sets Match - Error Message
* Sets Match - Using Key
* Contains
* Providers
* Introduction
* Overview
* Csv@1
* Csv@2
* CsvOleDB@1
* Dax@1
* Excel@1
* Excel@2
* Introduction
* SELECT syntax
* JOINs and set operations
* Expressions
* Functions
* ExcelOleDB@1
* MySql@1
* Odbc@1
* Oracle@1
* Postgres@1
* PowerBI@1
* Snowflake@1
* SqlServer@1
* SqlServer@2
* Yaml@1
* Outputs
* Introduction
* Output Settings
* Output Formats
* Output Properteis
* XLSX
* JSON
* JUnit
* TRX
* YAML
* SQL Server
* ORACLE
* PostgreSQL
* PowerShell Module
* Introduction
* Import Module
* List of Commands
* Get Help
* Creating a project
* Working with a Project
* Running tests
* Invoke Command
* Other Commands
* CAT CLI
* Introduction
* new
* show
* run
* open
* exec
* docs
* instance
* CAT STUDIO
* Introduction
* Installation
* Run tests
* Integrations
* Introduction
* Azure DevOps
* GitLab
* GitHub Actions
* Jenkins
* Troubleshooting
* Tutorials
* Get CAT License
* Apply a License Key
* Work with Passwords
* Test Power BI
* DAX introduction
* GUI for DAX queries
* Test Databricks
* Azure DevOps Classic Releases
* SQL Server Agent
* CAT on Linux
* Release notes
* Recent releases
* CAT 1.9.0
* CAT 1.8.0
* CAT 1.7.0
* CAT 1.6.0
* CAT 1.5.0
* CAT 1.4.0
* CAT 1.3.0
* CAT 1.2.0
* CAT 1.1.0
* CAT 1.0.0
* Archive
* CAT 0.28.0
* CAT 0.27.0
* CAT 0.26.0
* CAT 0.25.0
* CAT 0.24.0
* CAT 0.23.0
* CAT 0.22.0
* CAT 0.21.0
* CAT 0.20.0
* CAT 0.19.0
* CAT 0.18.0
* CAT 0.17.0
* CAT 0.16.0
* CAT 0.15.0
* CAT 0.14.0
* CAT 0.13.0
* CAT 0.12.0
* CAT 0.11.0
* CAT 0.10.0
* CAT 0.9.1
* CAT 0.9.0
* CAT 0.8.0
* CAT 0.7.0
* CAT 0.6.0
* CAT 0.5.0
* CAT 0.4.0
* CAT 0.3.0
* CAT 0.2.0
* CAT 0.1.0
* CAT 0.0.2
* CAT 0.0.1
* What is CAT
* Introduction
* CAT use-cases
* How CAT works?
* CAT in your infrastructure
* Test examples
* Need more info?
* Get Started
* How to get started?
* CAT Studio
* Install CAT studio
* Explore sample project
* Create first test
* CAT CLI
* Install CAT CLI
* Explore sample project
* Create first test
* CAT PowerShell module
* Install PowerShell module
* Explore sample project
* Create first test
* What next?
* Documentation
* Installation
* Introduction
* Prerequisites
* Install CAT
* What Do I Have Installed?
* Upgrade
* Uninstall CAT
* Basics
* Introduction
* Data Source
* Test Definition
* Naming Conventions
* Project Files
* Project Files Introduction
* Create a Project File
* Execute Tests
* Load Tests from ...
* Run Tests in Parallel
* Generate tests
* Environment variables
* Expectations
* Introduction
* Overview
* Set is Empty
* Set is not Empty
* Set RowCount
* Sets Match
* Introduction
* Maximum Errors Logged
* Sets Match - Error Message
* Sets Match - Using Key
* Contains
* Providers
* Introduction
* Overview
* Csv@1
* Csv@2
* CsvOleDB@1
* Dax@1
* Excel@1
* Excel@2
* Introduction
* SELECT syntax
* JOINs and set operations
* Expressions
* Functions
* ExcelOleDB@1
* MySql@1
* Odbc@1
* Oracle@1
* Postgres@1
* PowerBI@1
* Snowflake@1
* SqlServer@1
* SqlServer@2
* Yaml@1
* Outputs
* Introduction
* Output Settings
* Output Formats
* Output Properteis
* XLSX
* JSON
* JUnit
* TRX
* YAML
* SQL Server
* ORACLE
* PostgreSQL
* PowerShell Module
* Introduction
* Import Module
* List of Commands
* Get Help
* Creating a project
* Working with a Project
* Running tests
* Invoke Command
* Other Commands
* CAT CLI
* Introduction
* new
* show
* run
* open
* exec
* docs
* instance
* CAT STUDIO
* Introduction
* Installation
* Run tests
* Integrations
* Introduction
* Azure DevOps
* GitLab
* GitHub Actions
* Jenkins
* Troubleshooting
* Tutorials
* Get CAT License
* Apply a License Key
* Work with Passwords
* Test Power BI
* DAX introduction
* GUI for DAX queries
* Test Databricks
* Azure DevOps Classic Releases
* SQL Server Agent
* CAT on Linux
* Release notes
* Recent releases
* CAT 1.9.0
* CAT 1.8.0
* CAT 1.7.0
* CAT 1.6.0
* CAT 1.5.0
* CAT 1.4.0
* CAT 1.3.0
* CAT 1.2.0
* CAT 1.1.0
* CAT 1.0.0
* Archive
* CAT 0.28.0
* CAT 0.27.0
* CAT 0.26.0
* CAT 0.25.0
* CAT 0.24.0
* CAT 0.23.0
* CAT 0.22.0
* CAT 0.21.0
* CAT 0.20.0
* CAT 0.19.0
* CAT 0.18.0
* CAT 0.17.0
* CAT 0.16.0
* CAT 0.15.0
* CAT 0.14.0
* CAT 0.13.0
* CAT 0.12.0
* CAT 0.11.0
* CAT 0.10.0
* CAT 0.9.1
* CAT 0.9.0
* CAT 0.8.0
* CAT 0.7.0
* CAT 0.6.0
* CAT 0.5.0
* CAT 0.4.0
* CAT 0.3.0
* CAT 0.2.0
* CAT 0.1.0
* CAT 0.0.2
* CAT 0.0.1
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* Why should you automate tests for data?
* What it Looks Like?
* CAT use-cases - when do you need it?
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* Why should you automate tests for data?
* What it Looks Like?
* CAT use-cases - when do you need it?
INTRODUCTION
What is CAT and how it can help me?
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* Why should you automate tests for data?
* What it Looks Like?
* CAT use-cases - when do you need it?
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* Why should you automate tests for data?
* What it Looks Like?
* CAT use-cases - when do you need it?
CAT is a very simple tool that helps you
automate tests for your data.
Are the numbers on your dashboard correct? How can you know? How can anybody be
sure? You need a proof. And the proof is a set of automated tests for your data.
CAT can easily connect to any source of data throghout your solution and run
automated checks. It can compare data from different systems. It gives you an
overview whether everything works as anticipated.
WHY SHOULD YOU AUTOMATE TESTS FOR DATA? #
There are many benefits:
You get immediate feedback about the status of your data solution. Is anything
wrong? What exactly? How many problems do I have? You have such feedback
continuously. You had such overview yesterday, you have it today, you will have
it tomorrow. As often as you want. You have both summary overview and details.
That means you can easily prioritize what to focus on first. You can also very
efficiently troubleshoot one specific problem. Catch problems before they hit
production. With automated tests you spot problems before they have a chance to
do any harm.
Automated tests for your data enable you to smartly improve what matters most.
Over time you will get TRUST into your data solution. For developers, for
testers, for operations and most important - for your users.
WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE? #
This is an example of an Azure DevOps pipeline displaying CAT test results. You
can review the overall status and get details by simply clicking a failed test.
Get overview about problems in your data solution
🐱
We don’t force you to use Azure DevOps (though we like it). It is just one of
many many ways how to use CAT. Do you want to export the test restulst into a
database table and review them in a report (e.g., in Power BI)? Or run them from
a desktop app? Or from command-line? With CAT all can be setup in minutes.
The point is - you know. You know your problems, you know their extent, you can
prioritize them, you meassure your progress. With no effort - simply by clicking
a button or by reviewing results of scheduled test runs.
CAT USE-CASES - WHEN DO YOU NEED IT? #
Typical CAT use-cases are:
* test DATA QUALITY
* test DATA ARCHITECTURE
* test DATA MIGRATION
* test DATA CONSISTENCY
* test DATA ACCESS
CAT is also useful in many other cases. Whenever it makes sense to fully
automate some check against your data, CAT will shine.
* How CAT works?
* How do I get started?
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