#BI Validator

[inkskinned]

okay is she being actually immature or is it just a woman over 30 expressing a human experience you find to be immature.

like yeah. at certain ages... let shit go. im not defending the real immature shit. im not defending the karen you're picturing. i worked in retail i hate those people too. (once somebody got mad at me because she didn't like how our winter window decor was a snowman smoking a pipe. i wish i was joking).

but men at 57 will write books about how 17 year old girls are soooo sexy. they will invent worlds where women have to be naked for "armor reasons." they will write songs that treat women as objects. people rush to defend them. meanwhile a woman at 35 will be like "heartbreak is hard, actually" or "i feel betrayed by a friend" or "i am struggling with something emotionally." immediately people will say stuff like this woman is 35 by the way. by the way this woman is SO OLD to be experiencing this. BY THE WAY.

im 31, almost 32. the other day a poet was blasted online because at her "big age", she had written a poem about feeling unloved. top comment was "this woman is 29 by the way." this woman is too old to still be useful, by the way. she has to behave better . maybe if she was a good wife and mother she could stop existing loudly, and the story could continue on without her. this woman has served her purpose, by the way. she's so cringe, by the way. at 29 - so old! - she still hasn't figured out that her existence should be one of shame.

[sweetnickyjones]

Hey daddy, do you want some sugar 🧁🍦🍭? Hit me up for serious relationship and I promise to make you cum always 🍌😊😍. Relog if you support trans women 🍆 🍆

[alix-is-o-a-k]

Shout out to the queer kids who live in an accepting area but still aren’t sure they’re always accepted.

shout out to the kids who’s parents are *fine* with them, but nothing more than that.

shout out to the kids that had a really awkward coming out, and no one’s mentioned it since.

shout out to the kids who’s straight friends like to discuss queer issues, and often have the a skewed idea of what’s ok.

shout out to kids who are mostly accepted, but still would rather leave.

You’re valid

(I very much liked a recent reblog from @morsobaby: those whose parents are “being accepting in actions rather than mindset” <3 this is for you too)

[hellomynameisbisexual]

Bisexuality, as a sexual orientation, encompasses attraction to more than one gender. Despite growing acceptance, bisexual individuals often confront unique challenges that differ from both heterosexual and homosexual experiences.

[cosmicredcadet]

I think queer stories would be better if people stopped assuming that queer representation hinges on if two characters are romantically involved at all. Like the moment you accept characters as being queer without needing romance to prove said queerness then i think we'd find ourselves with a lot more unique, nuanced, and interesting queer stories. but by limiting queerness to only romance you are stifling queer stories.

[occhimacchiati]

it’s still christmas right? 🎄

wouldn’t mind having someone grabbing me by the hips🙏🏻

[oro-junestar]

why do people gatekeep queer identies?? like,, isn't the whole point of the queer community that we're sick of being told who we are and aren't allowed to be?? stop shunning queer people for being queer in ways you don't like

[shipperwolf1]

Images that live in my head rent-fucking-free

[yourpersonaluser]

Such a naughty little girl you are, getting wet by perverts sending you rape threats and imagining yourself being a little house bunny for someone to use and fuck and give you the validation you want. Baby doll I could keep you up all day and night stuffing your pretty cunt with my cock and telling you every single thing I love and adore about you and have you moaning into my ear not being able to utter out a single word, I could have you tied down in a chair for hours at a time a vibrator on its highest setting strapped between your legs and watch your clit as it starts to twitch and you trying to move away from it out of overstimulation while I praise and hold you down “Baby you’re doing so well”, “hold still bunny or I’ll have to shove it against your clit harder”, “you’re being such a good girl for master” “you’re so gorgeous all wet and screaming I could hold you down forever” Every ounce of my attention focused on you, all of this and all you have to do is ask nicely and be a good lil bunny for me alright?

[satvikasailu6]

The Ultimate Tableau Dashboard Testing Checklist

Ensuring the quality of a Tableau dashboard goes beyond building. It requires thorough testing to validate its reliability and usability. This tableau dashboard testing checklist focuses on essential aspects like verifying data accuracy, evaluating functionality, security testing to protect sensitive data, stress testing for performance under load, and visual testing to maintain clarity and design standards.

Aspects Involved in Testing the Tableau Dashboard

Testing Data Sources:

Ensure the dashboard is connected to the correct data sources and that credentials are set up properly.

Checking Data Accuracy:

1. Check whether the source data is reflected in the dashboard. This involves cross-checking the data on the dashboard with the data from the sources.

2. Verify that the calculated fields, aggregates, and measures are as expected.

Functionality Testing:

1. Report or dashboard design check.

2. Filters and parameters testing to see if they work as expected and do not display incorrect data. Also, if the dynamic changes to data visuals are applied and reflected.

3. Drilldown reports checking.

4. Ease of navigation, interactivity, and responsiveness in terms of usability.

Security Testing:

1. To check the security for report access and Row Level Security Permissions.

2. Integration of Single Sign On (SSO) security.

3. Multi-factor authentication.

Regression Testing:

Any change to the BI Dashboard/Model can impact the existing reports. It is important to perform regression testing so that after updates or modifications, the data/visuals shown in the dashboard remain the same before and after the changes.

Stress Testing:

To test the load time, run time, filter application time, and to simulate the access of reports and user behavior.

Visual Testing:

To check alignments, layouts, consistencies in terms of texts, visuals, or images to ensure all the elements are properly aligned.

How Does DataOps Suite BI Validator Enable Testing of Tableau Dashboards?

BI Validator is a no-code testing tool to automate the regression, stress, and functional testing of Tableau reports and dashboards. 

Checking Data Accuracy:

DataOps Suite allows users to validate the data from the visuals of the report to be compared to the source databases. On connecting to Tableau and selecting a report, the datasets underlying the visuals of the reports are accessible through the suite as well. Each Visual has its own dataset, which can be compared to a source database used to build the tableau report.

This is possible with the help of the Data Compare component in the suite, which can compare the aggregated data from the databases and the datasets of the visuals. The differences are captured, thus allowing users to check the data accuracy between the reports and databases.

Functionality Testing and Visual Testing:

Once the connection is established, the users can access the reports and the exact workspace to work with. The specific workbook/report is accessible. The report will be loaded without any changes, and the visuals and filters of the report can be accessed from the BI Validator itself, thus verifying the responsiveness of the visuals and filters and verifying whether the dynamic changes are reflected.

The BI Validator comes with the Tableau Upgrade component to compare two reports, which can be the same or different from one or different data sources.

A common use case is the comparison of views and worksheets across multiple environments. Comparison can be done in terms of both text and appearance, where the differences are captured and pointed out wherever mismatch occurs in both reports. Also, BI Validator allows the differences in the filters of both reports to be pointed out on enabling “Capture filters after applying.”.

Security Testing:

BI Validator connects with Tableau Testing through direct trust authentication, default authentication, or personal access token, where the users must provide their respective Tableau credentials, secret key, and secret ID (in direct trust connection) and the necessary web login commands (for default or personal access token connection). Thus, ensuring the authentication is secure so that only the users with valid credentials are accessing their reports to be validated.

BI Validator restricts the users from downloading the testing results when it comes to BI Reports to prevent the sensitive information from being downloaded.

The DataOps suite also has user-based access through roles and containers to prevent access to reports for everyone. The BI Validator can only allow users with defined roles and permissions to access reports.

Regression Testing:

BI Validator supports regression testing of the reports through the Tableau Regression component, which automates the testing of Tableau reports during any in-place upgrades and workbook deployments. This testing happens by comparing a benchmarked/baseline version of the dashboard/report with the live version. The filters can be changed accordingly if needed before/after the benchmarking. These filter changes can be bookmarked as the latest checkpoint before running the test.

Similar to upgrades, regression test runs can validate the differences in terms of appearance or text. Also, differences in the filters can be pointed out on enabling “capture filters after applying.”

Stress Testing:

BI Validator comes with a stress test plan to simulate concurrent users accessing reports to evaluate how reports and dashboards perform under heavy load. The plan typically involves running multiple users through different types of interactions, such as viewing reports, applying filters, refreshing data, and interacting with custom visuals.

The stress test plan allows the users to select the pages/dashboards from required workspaces to perform stress testing. These pages can be either from the same or different report.

Users can run the stress test plan on specific run options like number of parallel users, time spent on each page, total simulation run time, number of seconds to reach parallel users, refresh time, and other options to run the stress test plan.

The runs will result in showing metrics like Average Open Time and Max Open Time, Average Filter Apply Time, SLA Failures.

[applebees4prez]

goddd the trope of “we could always rely on each other and you were the person i trusted most in the world but then you chose someone else over me and our relationship has never been the same” always hits me so hard, but ESPECIALLY when there are queer undertones to relationship one but then heteronormativity wins out. like god it’s such a sucker punch. so many queer people have experienced that really close same sex relationship where you thought you were going to be with that person together, even if you didn’t even realize it was romantic at the time, but then they became interested in the opposite sex and everything changed.

[the-lonelyshepherd]

how yall be acting towards nat

[hellomynameisbisexual]

We live in a world that can’t seem to handle the truth of our existence. The discomfort with bisexuality isn’t some innocent ignorance it’s rooted in insecurity and fear. The queer community hates that we don’t fit neatly into their rigid boxes. They can’t stand that we exist in this messy, complex middle ground, somewhere between their struggles and their straight-faced ideals. And the straight world? They can’t grasp that we don’t conform to their outdated, binary view of sexuality. So, what do we get? Pushed to the side. Erased. Constantly having to fight for a seat at a table that should’ve always had one for us.

We’re tired. Tired of being tokenized, tired of being ignored, depending on what’s convenient for others. They make us feel like we’re either too much or not enough, and it’s exhausting. Bisexuality makes people uncomfortable because it shatters their neat little narratives. It forces them to confront the gray areas they don’t want to deal with. But here's the harsh reality: that’s not our problem. Our existence is real, even if it doesn’t fit into anyone’s pre made mold. If that makes you squirm, then it’s time to wake up and face the truth.

We’re done letting anyone erase us. We’re done pretending like we don’t deserve to exist just because some people are too insecure to accept our truth. We’ve been silenced for too long. Our existence is valid, even if it scares the hell out of everyone else. It’s time to stop asking for permission and start demanding respect. We’re not going anywhere, and we won’t let anyone pretend we don’t matter. We’ve fought for too long to be visible, and now we’re taking our place in the world, whether anyone likes it or not.

[repressedqueen]

okay, our boy has impeccable taste in men....

[occhimacchiati]

💋🧣🌹🍒🚨🧨🩸🎈✂️‼️🚩