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Configuration for Supervision Workflow Service
ItemSetting | Description |
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Execution Interval (ms) | Enter the time interval, in milliseconds, with which current MIM values should be checked against the conditions in the decision tables. This configuration will be valid for all decision tables. |
Decision Tables | All the decision tables you have configured are listed in this section. Click the Add button to add a new decision table. It may be a good idea to have different decision tables for different purposes. |
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In this dialog you configure your decision table. In a decision table, you determine which action to take depending on which conditions are met. These conditions and actions are configured in separate lists and will then be available for selection in the decision table configuration.
ItemSetting | Description |
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Decision Table | Enter a name for your decision table in the Name field. |
Table Parameters | Click the buttons Action Lists and Conditions Lists to configure the different conditions and actions for this table. |
Decisions | Each configured condition list will be displayed in the Conditions column. Each of these conditions can be set to either True, False or -. If you want to add more columns to set up different combinations of conditions, you can right-click the Action column heading and select to add more columns. For each column with a condition combination, you can then select which action to take in the drop-down list containing all configured actions. |
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You configure your decision tables by following these steps:
Configure conditions. The conditions you configure are based on different MIM parameters having defined values.
Configure actions. When configuring the actions, you can select to have a Supervision event generated, to reject messages, or to log an entry in the System Log. Rejection can be made on all messages or on a certain percentage; 0, 25, 50, or 100 %.
If you are using Diameter or Radius agents in your workflow, you can also select from a range of Diameter and Radius specific overload protection strategies in order to only reject specific types of messages. See Diameter(4.12) and Radius(4.12) for further information about these strategies.
Create the decision table, i e set the conditions to either True , False or - (which means ignore) and select which action to take.
Set a name.
Click Add and repeat steps 1 to 4 for all the decision tables you want to create.
When a condition is evaluated to true, the corresponding action will be performed only once, until any other condition is also evaluated to true. Generally, this means that a minimum of two conditions is required in the decision table.
Configure conditions
To configure conditions:
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Add Condition
ItemSetting | Description |
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Left Operand | Select a MIM parameter that you want to use for your condition in this section. |
Operator list | This is the drop-down list located between the two operands. Select either > (larger than),< (smaller than), == (equals), or != (not equal). |
Right Operand | Select what the selected MIM parameter and operator should match; either another MIM parameter or a constant. |
In the Add Decision Tables dialog, click the Condition Lists button.
Click the Add button to open the Add Conditions dialog.
Click the Add button to add conditions.
In this dialog, select a MIM value for the left operand.
Select an operator.
Enter a constant, or select a MIM value, for the right operand.
Click Add to add the condition to the condition list.
Repeat steps 4 to 7 until you have added all the conditions you want to have in the condition list and then click Close when you are finished.
You will return to the Add Conditions dialog.
Add Conditions
Item
Description
List
Enter a name for the condition list in the Name field.
Match
Select if you want all the conditions in the list to be matched or if only one condition is required to match by selecting either of the buttons Any of the Following or All of the Following.
ConditionsThis section contains all the different conditions you have added to the list.
Select if you want to match all conditions in the list, or if you want to match one of the conditions in the list.
Give the list a name and click the Add button to add the condition list in the Create Decision Tables dialog.
Repeat steps 3 to 10 until you have created all the condition lists you want to have and then click Close when you are finished.
You will return to the Create Decision Tables dialog.
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