Automate
Configure Automate Parameters
To configure parameters in Automate:
- Select Configuration > Parameters in the Navigation pane.
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Click Edit.
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Select an administrative role from the Admin Role list box.
NOTE: The email addressed configured to the user assigned to the Admin Role is used as the From address for the interface notification emails.
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Enter a number in the History Retention Days field to indicate the number of days the interface instance information is saved/displayed on the Interface History page.
NOTE: The history and details about how interfaces were processed can be accessed by clicking History in the Navigation pane. By default, history is retained for 30 days.
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Select a registered instance from the Instance list box.
NOTE: The Instance selected MUST match the Instance field in 2 additional places for email notifications to properly work: Role (Instance) page in Automate and the Parameters page in System Administration. Refer to Set Up Notifications for an Interface for more information.
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Be aware of the Filter Info fields (Workflow Filter, Store Procedure Filter and Validation Filter). The filters defined are used when selecting workflow, stored procedure and validation views within Automate.
NOTE: The DSP is delivered with a Syniti pre-defined naming convention for stored procedures, workflows and validations. The DSP uses these naming conventions for populating list boxes in the DSP. Do not update these filters; otherwise, list boxes will not populate correctly. Refer to Naming Conventions and the Enforce Strict Naming Feature for more information.
- Select the lowest level of logging Severity that will be written to the Log from the Storage Level list box. For example, with a Storage Level set to “40-Info,” all logging severities 40 and above are written to the log.
- Select a severity level from the Reporting By Importance Level list box to determine what severity level icon displays on the IMPORTANT field for every record on the Log page.
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Click the Log Tasks check box to enable it, which stores start and finish tasks for running events, the interface, etc. in the interface’s log.
NOTE: To view the log tasks, select Interfaces > History > All in the Navigation pane. If Log Tasks is checked, interface start and finish tasks are recorded in the log. Refer to Add Logging Modules for more information.
- Click Save.