There are four types of workflow configurations:
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Multithreading operations differ from batch workflows in the following ways:
The order of UDR processing cannot be guaranteed.
Only global MIMs are used.
They can process several UDRs simultaneously. See , see Multithreading (4.23).
Once started, the real-time workflows remain active. A real-time workflow is started either manually or by a scheduled trigger and stops either manually or due to an error.
Processes reside in memory. Transaction safety must be handled prior to collection and after distribution.
Errors are registered in the System Log and the workflow continues to run. Real-time workflow error handling rarely leads to workflow aborts.
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Note!You can only modify the scheduling criteria of the Archive Cleaner,ee Archive (4.23). Since schedules can only be applied to workflow groups, the Archive Cleaner scheduling is modified from the workflow group configuration. |
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The Data Veracity Maintenance system task removes outdated Data Veracity data. This task is only applicable to data in REPROCESSED or DELETE_APPROVED state. For more information, see Data Veracity (4.23).
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The ECS Maintenance enables the removal of old ECS data from the file system. This task is only applicable to data in the REPROCESSED state. For more information see ECS Maintenance System Task(4.23).
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The System Backup files are stored in $MZ_HOME/backup/yyyy_MM, where yyyy_MM is translated to the current year and month, and $MZ_HOME/backup is the default path. The system saves a backup file and names it according to the following format: backup_<date>.zip. In addition, System Backup lets you specify the maximum age of backup files before they are removed. You can change this location using the following command:
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