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 Using the application in the Operation Testing Mode is very similar to using the application in the regular Operation Mode. The main difference is that the operation data created when the application works in the Operation Testing Mode is stored in a completely separate database, so that the main data of the system is not affected by any operations performed in the testing mode. There are also some other relatively minor differences that are summarized below:
-  - Users with the ''Guest'' access level (see [[docs:2500_config_apps:1400_add_edit_acls|Predefined Access Levels]]) cannot log into the system in the testing mode. If one wants to test the ''Guest'' access level while working in the testing mode the following can be done:
+  - Users with the ''Guest'' access level (see [[2500_config_apps:1400_add_edit_acls|Predefined Access Levels]]) cannot log into the system in the testing mode. If one wants to test the ''Guest'' access level while working in the testing mode the following can be done:
     - Log in as administrator into the testing mode as described above.
     - Create a new instance of the ''RegularUser'' object and set the value of its ''AccessLevel'' attribute to 'Guest'