RunMechanizations
Overview
The Unified Assurance Event Mechanizations Runner will run mechanizations (MySQL stored procedures). The default job configuration is to run this every minute, but the actual mechanizations run will depend on their own scheduling which is independent of the job.
Mechanizations Runner Setup
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Add a new Mechanization(s) or modify an existing Mechanization(s):
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Enable the default Job, unless a specific configuration option is needed.
Default Scheduled Job
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Package Name | coreProcessing-app |
| Job Name | Event Run Mechanizations |
| Job Program | bin/core/processing/RunMechanizations |
| Job Arguments | |
| Job Description | Run Mechanization Stored Procedure in DB |
| Failover Type | Standalone (Supported: Standalone, Primary/Backup) |
| Status | Disabled |
| Privileged | (Checked) |
| Minutes | * |
| Hours | * |
| Days | * |
| Months | * |
| WeekDays | * |
Default Configuration
| Name | Value | Possible Values | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| LogFile | logs/EventMechRunner.log | Text, 255 characters | Relative path to Log File. |
| LogLevel | ERROR | OFF, FATAL, ERROR, WARN, INFO, DEBUG | Logging level used by application. |
| ShardID | 1 | Integer | Database shard to be used. |
Best Practices
- Mechanizations should use CURSOR's to reduce the likelihood of locking the database.
Administration Details
The following list shows the technical details you will need for advanced administration of the application:
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Package - coreProcessing-app
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Synopsis -
./RunMechanizations OPTIONS -
Options:
-c, --AppConfigID N AppConfigID => Application Config ID (Service, Job, or Request ID) -?, -h, --Help Print usage and exit -
Threaded - Multithreaded