ECS Forwarding Agent(3.0)

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Last updated: Apr 30, 2023 by Jenni Wallin
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In order to send UDRs to ECS, a workflow must contain an ECS forwarding agent and the invalid UDRs have to be routed to it. It is recommended to use a preceding Analysis or Aggregation agent to associate an Error Code with the UDR.

The ECS forwarding agent is applicable for UDRs only. Batches are handled in the following ways:

  • Through the cancelBatch APL function.
  • By setting your workflow to never abort in the workflow properties.
  • After a certain amount of consecutive workflow aborts.
  • Using the Route Raw Data option in the Decoder agent.

Note!

From the ECS forwarding agent, it is possible to pass on MIM values to be associated with the UDRs in the ECS Inspector.

Configuration

The ECS Forwarding agent provides you with an option to log Meta Information Model (MIM) for the UDRs that are to be sent to the ECS as well as allow you to configure the thread buffer. The configurations you can set for the agent are as follows:

ECS Tab

SettingDescription

Logged MIMs

MIM values to be associated with a UDR when sent to ECS.

Thread Buffer Tab

See the description in the section, Thread Buffer Tab, in Workflow Template.

Input/Output

The agent does not emit or retrieve any commands.

Input/Output data

The input/output data is the type of data an agent expects and delivers.

The agent consumes selected UDR types.

MIM

For information about the MIM and a list of the general MIM parameters, see Administration and Management(3.0).

Publishes

MIM Value

Description

Agent Name

The name of the agent.

Inbound UDRs

The number of UDRs routed to the agent.

Accesses

The agent does not itself access any MIM resources.

Agent Message Events

There are no agent message events for this agent.

Debug Events

There are no debug events for this agent.