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If the routing of the UDRs (the udrRoute command) is left out, the outgoing connection point disappears from the dialog, disabling a connection to a subsequent agent.
Analysis agent configuration dialog - Analysis tab
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The Analysis tab consists of the following settings:
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Code Area | This is the text area where the APL code, used for UDR processing, is entered. Code can be entered manually or imported. There is also a third possibility, which is to set an import command stated to access the generic code created in the APL Code Editor. Entered code will be color coded depending on the code type, and for input assistance, a pop-up menu is available. See 9.6.3 Analysis Agent Syntax Highlighting and Right-click Menu for further information. Below the text area, there are line, column, and position indicators, for help when locating syntax errors. |
Compilation Test... | Compiles the entered code to evaluate the validity. The status of the compilation is displayed in a dialog. Upon failure, the erroneous line is highlighted and a message, including the line number, is displayed. |
| Outline | Use this button to display or hide the APL Code Editor Outline navigation panel. The navigation panel provides a view of all the blocks, variables, and methods in an APL code configuration and makes it possible to easily navigate between different types in the APL code. For further information on the Outline navigation panel, see the section, APL Code Editor Outline in 9.6.1 Analysis APL Code Editor. |
UDR Types | Enables selection of UDR Types. One or several UDR Types that the agent expects to receive may be selected. Refer to 9.6.6 Analysis Agent Input and Output Types for a detailed description. |
Automatically selects the UDR Type distributed by the previous agent. |
For further information about the pop-up menu in the Code Area and the UDR Internal Format browser, see the section Text Editor in 1.2 Administration and Management.
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An Analysis agent may be part of the batch as well as real-time workflows. The dialogs are identical, except for the Thread Buffer tab which is not present in real-time workflows. Other than that, the agent is configured in the same way.
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See the APL Reference Guide for further details on the specific commands.
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