There is a bit confusion about counts for Validations.
For a Job of 100 records, if two Validation Scenarios are run, where 100 Records fail in one, and 50 fail in the other, a total of 150 RecordValidation rows will be created.
This is confusing in Job details page where in the table at the top, it says "Failed Validation" is 150, as the Job only has 100 records.
In an effort not to change the way record validations are stored, it would be easier to generate that number based on of all records in job, which failed at least one validation, and report that number.
ghukill
commented
6 years ago
There is a bit confusion about counts for Validations.
For a Job of 100 records, if two Validation Scenarios are run, where 100 Records fail in one, and 50 fail in the other, a total of 150
RecordValidationrows will be created.This is confusing in Job details page where in the table at the top, it says "Failed Validation" is 150, as the Job only has 100 records.
In an effort not to change the way record validations are stored, it would be easier to generate that number based on of all records in job, which failed at least one validation, and report that number.