Dataverse Schema Reference¶
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create_drt_dataverse_schema.py. Do not edit manually.
This schema supports DR validation evidence retention helpful for FFIEC BCP, SEC 17a-4, OCC Heightened Standards, and FINRA Rule 4370. (Note: OCC Bulletin 2011-12 covers model risk, not business continuity — DR mappings here are to FFIEC BCP and OCC Heightened Standards.)
Tables¶
| SchemaName | Logical Name | Description | Primary Name Attribute |
|---|---|---|---|
| fsi_DRTestResult | fsi_drtestresult | Disaster recovery test execution records with RTO measurements and validation results | fsi_name |
Columns¶
fsi_DRTestResult (fsi_drtestresult)¶
| SchemaName | Logical Name | Type | Required | Description | Option Set |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| fsi_Name | fsi_name | String | Yes | Unique identifier for the DR test result | |
| fsi_TestType | fsi_testtype | String | Yes | Type of DR test executed: AgentRestore, EnvironmentFailover, DataRecovery, FullDR | |
| fsi_ExecutedOn | fsi_executedon | DateTime | Yes | UTC timestamp when the DR test was executed | |
| fsi_ActualRTO | fsi_actualrto | Decimal | Yes | v2.0.0: stores ProbeDurationHours — wall-clock duration of the read-only validation. NOT regulator-grade RTO of the underlying recovery operation. Column name preserved for v1.x compatibility. |
|
| fsi_TargetRTO | fsi_targetrto | Integer | Yes | Target recovery time objective in hours | |
| fsi_RTOMet | fsi_rtomet | Boolean | Yes | Whether the actual RTO met the target RTO | 1 = Yes, 0 = No |
| fsi_Status | fsi_status | Picklist | Yes | Overall pass/fail result of the DR test | fsi_drt_teststatus: 1 = Pass, 2 = Fail |
| fsi_ValidationChecks | fsi_validationchecks | Memo | No | JSON array of individual validation check results from the DR test execution | |
| fsi_CorrelationId | fsi_correlationid | String | No | Short hex correlation ID linking this result to the audit log file on disk |
Option Sets¶
fsi_drt_teststatus¶
Pass/Fail outcome of a disaster recovery test
| Value | Label |
|---|---|
| 1 | Pass |
| 2 | Fail |