Abstract: In one embodiment, a plurality of test data entries are successively displayed via a graphical user interface (GUI), with each of the test data entries including at least a test result identifier and a corresponding test result. For at least one of the test data entries, a user-selectable mechanism is provided via the GUI. When the user-selectable mechanism is selected, statistical data based on multiple executions of a test identified by a particular one of the test data entries is caused to be displayed via the GUI. Other embodiments are also disclosed.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a user-operable mechanism or selecting a number of tests in a test program is displayed via a graphical user interface (GUI). In response to a selected number of tests, a first plurality of test data items are filtered to obtain a number of test data items associated with the selected number of tests. The number of test data items associated with the selected number of tests is displayed via the GUI. Other embodiments are also disclosed.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a sequence of test data items is parsed to identify test results, alerts, and context information that indicates how the test results and alerts correspond to a test execution sequence. The test results and at least some of the context information is displayed in a first display area of a graphical user interface (GUI); and the alerts and at least some of the context information is displayed in a second display area of the GUI. Other embodiments are also disclosed.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a plurality of test data items are grouped to form a plurality of test data entries. The test data items include both test results and test result identifiers, and each of the test data entries includes at least one of the test results and one of the test result identifiers. The test data entries are sorted in accord with one or more of the test data items found within the test data entries, and a dynamically updated range of the sorted test data entries is displayed via a sorted table of a graphical user interface (GUI). At least one sort mechanism is provided via the GUI. The at least one sort mechanism enables a user to change the one or more test data items via which the test data entries are sorted. Other embodiments are also disclosed.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a plurality of test data entries are successively displayed via a graphical user interface (GUI), with each of the test data entries including at least a test result identifier and a corresponding test result. For at least one of the test data entries, a user-selectable mechanism is provided via the GUI. When the user-selectable mechanism is selected, additional data related to a particular one of the test data entries is caused to be displayed via the GUI. Other embodiments are also disclosed.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a computer automatically determines whether one or more debug indicators, each of which is associated with one or more of a plurality of test data items, indicate 1) that one or more of the test data items pertain to a production mode, or 2) that one or more of the test data items pertain to a debug mode. At least one mode selector is displayed via a graphical user interface (GUI). Upon a user selecting the production mode or the debug mode, the GUI is updated to focus on a display of production test data or debug test data. Other embodiments are also disclosed.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a plurality of test data entries are successively displayed via a graphical user interface (GUI), with each of the test data entries including at least a test result identifier and a corresponding test result. For at least one of the test data entries, a user-selectable mechanism is provided via the GUI. When the user-selectable mechanism is selected, statistical data based on multiple executions of a test identified by a particular one of the test data entries is caused to be displayed via the GUI. Other embodiments are also disclosed.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a plurality of test data entries are successively displayed via a graphical user interface (GUI), with each of the test data entries including at least a test result identifier and a corresponding test result. At least one user-selectable mechanism is provided via the GUI. When one of the user-selectable mechanisms is selected, hidden pin result data related to at least one of the test data entries is caused to be displayed via the GUI. Other embodiments are also disclosed.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a computer automatically determines whether one or more debug indicators, each of which is associated with one or more of a plurality of test data items, indicate 1) that one or more of the test data items pertain to a production mode, or 2) that one or more of the test data items pertain to a debug mode. Depending on whether one or more of the debug indicators indicate that a particular one of the test data items pertains to the production mode or the debug mode, the particular one of the test data items is allocated to a production display or a debug display of a graphical user interface (GUI). Then, depending on whether a next test data item to be displayed pertains to the production mode or the debug mode, the GUI is dynamically updated to focus on the production display or the debug display. Other embodiments are also disclosed.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a computer automatically determines whether one or more debug indicators, each of which is associated with one or more of a plurality of test data items, indicate 1) that one or more of the test data items pertain to a production mode, or 2) that one or more of the test data items pertain to a debug mode. Depending on whether one or more of the debug indicators indicate that a particular one of the test data items pertains to the production mode or the debug mode, the particular one of the test data items is allocated to a production display or a debug display of a graphical user interface (GUI). Then, depending on whether a next test data item to be displayed pertains to the production mode or the debug mode, the GUI is dynamically updated to focus on the production display or the debug display. Other embodiments are also disclosed.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a plurality of test data entries are successively displayed via a graphical user interface (GUI), with each of the test data entries including at least a test result identifier and a corresponding test result. For at least one of the test data entries, a user-selectable mechanism is provided via the GUI. When the user-selectable mechanism is selected, additional data related to a particular one of the test data entries is caused to be displayed via the GUI. Other embodiments are also disclosed.

Abstract: In one embodiment, different sets of test data items are serially compiled in, and serially read from, a data storage resource. Each of the sets of test data items corresponds to one of a plurality of defined groupings of devices under test. As the different sets of test data items are read from the data storage resource, at least a dynamically updated range of the test data items read from the data storage resource is displayed via a user interface. Before compiling a next set of test data items in the data storage resource, a previously compiled set of test data items is cleared from the data storage resource, thereby clearing any of the previously compiled set of test data items from the user interface. Other embodiments are also disclosed.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a plurality of test data entries are displayed via a graphical user interface (GUI). Each of the test data entries includes at least one dynamic data item that depends on an execution of at least one test for a device under test, and at least one contextual data item that provides a context for the at least one test. The dynamic data items of the test data entries are displayed using a first color scheme. The contextual data items of the test data entries are displayed using a second color scheme that differs from the first color scheme, thereby enabling a viewer to more easily distinguish the dynamic data items from the contextual data items. Other embodiments are also disclosed.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a plurality of test data items are grouped to form a plurality of test data entries. The test data items include both test results and test result identifiers, and each of the test data entries includes at least one of the test results and one of the test result identifiers. The test data entries are sorted in accord with one or more of the test data items found within the test data entries, and a dynamically updated range of the sorted test data entries is displayed via a sorted table of a graphical user interface (GUI). At least one sort mechanism is provided via the GUI. The at least one sort mechanism enables a user to change the one or more test data items via which the test data entries are sorted. Other embodiments are also disclosed.