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BMC Helix IT Service Management performance benchmark use cases


This topic covers the following BMC Helix ITSM use cases:


Search incident and modify incident to resolved

This use case searches for an incident by ID then updates the incident to resolved status. 

Table

Phase name

Transaction step

Repeat?

Timed?

Initialization

Configure load-generator settings.

No

No

Transaction

As a support user, log on to the home page with the user name 05681-Test.

No

No

Transaction

Click the Incident Management Console link.

Yes

Yes

Transaction

Click Search Incident.

No; refresh sometimes

Yes

Transaction

Enter an ID that is from the Incident Console list.

Yes

No

Transaction

Modify the Change Status field value to In Progress. Click Save.

Yes

Yes

Transaction

Change the Status field value to Resolved. Open the Status Reason menu and select No Further Action Required. Enter some text in the Resolution field.

Yes

No

Transaction

Click Save.

Yes

Yes

Transaction

Log out.

No

No

End

Close any open files.

No

No

Search incident by customer name

This use case searches for incidents by a customer name.

Table

Phase name

Transaction step

Repeat?

Timed?

Initialization

Configure load-generator settings.

No

No

Transaction

As a support user, log on to the home page with the user name 05681-Test.

No

No

Transaction

Click the Incident Management Console link.

No, refresh sometime

Yes

Transaction

Click the Search Incident link.

No, refresh sometimes

Yes

Transaction

Enter the customer name in the Customer field and press Enter.

Yes

Yes

Transaction

Click Search.

Yes

Yes

Transaction

Log out.

No.

No

End

Close any open files.

No

No

Search records for a user via Global Search

This use case searches the records for a specific user by using Global Search.

Table

Phase name

Transaction step

Repeat?

Timed?

Initialization

Configure load-generator settings.

No

No

Transaction

As a support user, log on to the home page with the user name 05681-Test.

No

No

Transaction

Type a support user name (for example, 05736-Test) in the Global Search box. Click Search.

Yes

Yes

Transaction

Log out.

No

No

End

Close any open files.

No

No

Search request record ID via Global Search

This use case searches the request record using an ID by using Global Search.

Table

Phase name

Transaction step

Repeat?

Timed?

Initialization

Configure load-generator settings.

No

No

Transaction

As a support user, log on to the home page with the user name 05681-Test.

No

No

Transaction

Type an Incident ID (for example, INC000000004567) in the Global Search box. Click Search.

Yes

Yes

Transaction

Log out.

No

No

End

Close any open files.

No

No


Open/refresh Overview console and view entry

This use case opens, refreshes the Overview console and view an entry.

Table

Phase name

Transaction step

Repeat?

Timed?

Initialization

Configure load-generator settings.

No

No

Initialization

As a support user, log on to the home page with the user name 05681-Test.

No

No

Transaction

From the Overview Console, click the Show menu and select Assigned to All My Groups.

Yes

Yes

Transaction

Select an Incident record and double-click to view.

Yes

Yes

Transaction

From the incident, click IT Home.

Yes

No

Transaction

Click the Refresh button.

Yes

Yes

Transaction

Log out.

No

No

End

Close any open files.

No

No

Create incidents with CI related and modify request after submitting 

This use case creates an incident, relates a CI to the incident, modifies the incident, then submits it.

Table

Phase name

Transaction step

Repeat?

Timed?

Initialization

Configure load-generator settings.

No

No

Transaction

As a support user, log on to the home page with the user name 05681-Test.

No

No

Transaction

Click the Incident Management Console link.
Ensure that the user option is to have "modify request after submit."

No, refresh sometimes

Yes

Transaction

Click the New Incident link.

Yes

Yes

Transaction

Enter the first name of a customer (01000-Test) in the Customer field and press Enter.

Yes

Yes

Transaction

Enter a summary and notes.

Yes

No

Transaction

Open the Service menu and select a value.

Yes

Yes

Transaction

Open the Impact menu and select a value.

Yes

No

Transaction

Open the Urgency menu and select a value.

Yes

Yes

Transaction

Click Submit.
Note: If an error about the Product Catalog appears, click the Select Product link on the left and choose any product. (Do not record this step.) Then try to submit again.)

Yes

Yes

Transaction

Log out.

No

No

End

Close any open files.

No

No

Inbound email update incident

This use case sends an email to an email server to update an incident for a given incident ID.

Note: Not done through the GUI.

Table

Phase name

Transaction step

Repeat?

Timed?

Initialization

Configure load-generator settings.

No

No

Transaction

Script sends an email to the Exchange Server with the Incident ID in the subject line. The message body can be any text and can contain up to 2,000 characters. Senders are 5 unique email addresses.

Yes

Yes

End

Close any open files.

No

No

Create change with CI and task

This use case creates a CI and relates a task to it.

Table

Phase name

Transaction step

Repeat?

Timed?

Initialization

Configure load-generator settings.

No

No

Transaction

As a support user, log on to the home page with the user name 05681-Test.

No

No

Transaction

Click the Change Management Console link.

No, refresh sometimes

Yes

Transaction

Click the New Change link.

Yes

Yes

Transaction

Enter summary text.

Yes

No

Transaction

From the Service CI menu, select a value.

Yes

Yes

Transaction

Click the Dates tab.

Yes

No

Transaction

Open the Scheduled Start Date calendar and select a future date.

Yes

No

Transaction

Open the Scheduled End Date calendar and select a future date that is 1 day later than the scheduled start date.

Yes

No

Transaction

Click the Task tab. The Request Type menu should be on Ad Hoc. Click the Relate button.

Yes

Yes

Transaction

In the Create Task dialog box, enter a name, a summary, and notes.

Yes

No

Transaction

Click Save in the Create Task dialog box.

Yes

Yes

Transaction

For Process Flow Status Initiate, choose Next Stage.

Yes

Yes

Transaction

The Change Initialization Dialog opens. If the Manager Group value is empty, choose a value from Org 1, Group 1. Click Save.

Yes

Yes

Transaction

Log out.

No

No

End

Close any open files.

No

No

Search change by ID

This use case searches for a CI by ID.

Table

Phase name

Transaction step

Repeat?

Timed?

Initialization

Configure load-generator settings.

No

No

Transaction

As a support user, log on to the home page with the user name 05681-Test.

No

No

Transaction

Click the Change Management Console link.

No, refresh sometimes

Yes

Transaction

Open the Change form in Search mode.

No, refresh sometimes

Yes

Transaction

Enter a Change entry ID (use 123) and click Search.

Yes

Yes

Transaction

Log out.

No

No

End

Close any open files.

No

No

Knowledge search and view articles

This use case searches for an Incident by a specific ID, then searches the Knowledge Base for a related large article and views the article.

Table

Phase name

Transaction step

Repeat?

Timed?

Initialization

Configure load-generator settings.

No

No

Transaction

As a support user, log on to the home page with the user name 05681-Test.

No

No

Transaction

Click the Incident Management Console link.

No, refresh sometimes

Yes

Transaction

Click the Search Incident link.

No, refresh sometimes

Yes

Transaction

Enter an ID in the Incident ID field. Use INC000000004567.

Yes

Yes

Transaction

Click Search.

Yes

Yes

Transaction

Select Links > Search Knowledge Base.

Yes

Yes

Transaction

In Advanced Search, clear all settings and check the How To option under Sources. Enter the search string Gemini in the Include all of these words text field. Click Search.

Yes

Yes

Transaction

Click an entry from the results to view the details.

Yes

Yes

Transaction

Close the view details window.

Yes

No

Transaction

Close the window.

Yes

No

Transaction

Log out.

No

No

End

Close any open files.

No

No

Update work order with a task

This use case updates a work order by relating a task to it.

Table

Phase name

Transaction step

Repeat?

Timed?

Initialization

Configure load-generator settings.

No

No

Transaction

As a support user, log on to the home page with the user name 05866-Test.

No

No

Transaction

Click the Work Order Console link.

Yes

Yes

Transaction

Randomly select an entry and view it.

Yes

Yes

Transaction

Click the Task tab. From the Request Type menu, choose Ad hoc. Click Relate.

Yes

No

Transaction

In the Task dialog box, fill out the Name and Summary fields with any value. Click Save.

Yes

Yes

Transaction

Click Save on Work Order.

Yes

Yes

Transaction

Log out.

No

No

End

Close any open files.

No

No

Create Incident Via REST API

This use case create an incident using REST API for the form HPD:IncidentInterface_Create.

Note: Not done through the GUI.

Table

Phase name

Transaction step

Repeat?

Timed?

Initialization

Configure load-generator settings.

No

No

Transaction

Script make a REST API call for the Support user authentication.

No

No

Transaction

Using create Incident REST API payload, create a new incident

Yes

Yes

End

Close any open files.

No

No



 

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