Product areas / Platform
MOD-PFM-DJE
This module describes bulk record work: submitting and inspecting jobs, preparing file inputs, coordinating migration packages and pacing execution against shared capacity. Its capability and acceptance ids connect the recorded product requirements to observed implementations and identified proof gaps.
Features 6
A feature names and groups its key concepts, capabilities, journeys and acceptance test sets, and its acceptance suite when one is written. Open a feature to read them.
- FEAT-PFM-DJE-01Recorded bulk workGroup bulk submissions, previews, execution controls and result inspection around the Data Job. The capabilities below define which safeguards and evidence each supported operation provides.
- FEAT-PFM-DJE-02Safeguards for bulk changesBring concurrent-edit checks, deliberate deletion and selective rollback into one feature. Each capability defines the limits of its protection, including changes that cannot be restored.
- FEAT-PFM-DJE-03Bulk dialogs on record listsProvide a short path from a selected record set to a data job. Record updates and configuration actions share the engine while retaining the operation support declared by each application.
- FEAT-PFM-DJE-04Imports from files and producer feedsGroup upload sessions, keyed loading, spreadsheet mapping, bulk scheduling and reconciliation. Together these capabilities describe how supported files reach their owning application and how producers inspect the resulting records.
- FEAT-PFM-DJE-05Preparing a workspace with migrated dataCoordinate migration packages with the applications that own their datasets. The feature also covers reset and readiness contracts, whose release safeguards include outstanding findings.
- FEAT-PFM-DJE-06Shared database workload controlsDescribe capacity decisions that pace background work and the scheduled maintenance of partitioned history. These observed mechanisms remain proposed product intent where no approving decision is cited.
Examination Reports 3
What was observed about this module on a date. Evidence, never product authority.