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Transformation Blocks

Technical Doc, Desktop, ADH
v4.9.4

Transformation Blocks # The transformation mapping is at the heart of ADH. This is the part that links the input pattern to the output pattern, via a series of links and functional blocks. These links and blocks are graphical representations of the mapping process. A link directly between the input and output will copy the incoming value without modification to the output. Adding a block provides scope for transforming the incoming value in various ways. ...

Appendix A

Technical Doc, Desktop
v4.8

Using Unsupported Database Systems # The document Hardware and Software Requirements lists the kind of RDBMS (database systems) that are officially supported with SICS. DXC does not provide any assistance on installation, nor any bugfixing for unsupported database systems.

Automated Document Handling in the SICS Workstation Desktop

Technical Doc, Desktop, ADH
v4.9.4

Preceding documents relate to the administrative set-up required to create and manage the mapping tools needed to transform an incoming document into a format that can be understood by SICS. For the general user working with incoming documents, there are three main functions. Import Document # This window allows the user to specify an inbox path and an archive path, and to start the import process. Figure 31 Import doucment ...

Changing Memory Settings

Technical Doc, Desktop
v4.9.2

If you identified a memory problem as described in section 4, you may solve the problem by increasing the appropriate maximum memory size parameter. If you use the standard SICS setup, the Java command line parameters are located in the command files: run_sics_workstation.bat and run_sics_sysadmin.bat. Edit the relevant file and increase the -Xmx value. If you use the SICS Launcher setup the JRE command line parameters are located in the SICSJavaLauncher. ...

Configure the SICS API Server Environment

Technical Doc, Server
v4.9.2

Required knowledge # Most SICS API Server configuration is specified using XML files. You should be familiar with syntax rules for well formed XML, and be able to comment and uncomment XML fragments. Suggested configuration order # Configure logging Configure security Configure system pool size Configure queue sizes Configure caching of data Configure xml files Configure HTTP return codes Configure logging # Turn on/off Separate Logging of SOAP Messages # The default installation of SICS API Server logs SOAP messages to a separate log. ...

Database compatibility

Technical Doc, Server
v4.9.3

SICS Batch Server is, like SICS Sys Admin Workstation, dependent on SICS database version. The service pack documentation which is included in every delivery describes database patches, etc.

Generating SQL

Technical Doc, Desktop
v4.8

Click the ‘Show SQL…’ button to generate SQL for the selected items. The result will be similar to the following example INSERT INTO REFERENCE_DATA (SUBCLASS, CODE, DATA_TYPE_CODE, IS_ACTIVE, IS_STATIC, IS_USER_DEFINED, IS_DEFAULT, NUMBER_OF_PERIODS, PERIOD_NUMBER, NAME, EXTERNAL_CODE) VALUES (1001, 'AOPDED', '01001', 'Y', 'N', 'Y', 'N', NULL, NULL, 'AOP Deductible', NULL); INSERT INTO REF_TO_REF (FSK_PARENT, FRK_PARENT, FSK_CHILD, FRK_CHILD) VALUES (1001, 'AOPDED', 1004, 'EML'); INSERT INTO REF_TO_REF (FSK_PARENT, FRK_PARENT, FSK_CHILD, FRK_CHILD) VALUES (1001, 'AOPDED', 1004, 'SUMINS'); INSERT INTO REF_TO_REF (FSK_PARENT, FRK_PARENT, FSK_CHILD, FRK_CHILD) VALUES (1001, 'AOPDED', 1004, 'TSI'); The ‘Apply to db’ button will apply the SQL directly on the target schema. ...