Re: Adding a Parameter to a Policy

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Document type: Orchestrator.PackageInfo

This document type should match the properties (Message Type) of the Message
that you have defined in Orchestration.
Eric
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"Ken Powers" <KenPowers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Okay, so where do I enter the qualified name?

I am currently looking at the Vocabulary Definition Wizard dialog box.
The
following are the fields of the dialog box and their values:

Definition name: ConfigFileName
Definition description: <blank>
Document type: Orchestrator.PackageInfo
Instance ID: 0
Schema: D:\Orchestrator\Orchestrator\PackageInfo.xsd
XPath selector: /*[local-name()='PackageInfo' and
namespace-uri()='http://Orchestrator.PackageInfo']
XPath field: *[local-name()='ConfigFileName' and namespace-uri()='']

Does the qualified name go in the "Definition name:" field or does it go
somewhere else?

Ken

"Eric Stott" wrote:

The objects defined in the BRC need to be the fully qualified, normally
<project>.<schema>, when you add your vocab, it normally only puts the
<schema>.
Eric
http://stottcreations.com/blog

"Ken Powers" <KenPowers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I created a Policy for use in an Orchestration. What I want to do is
use
the
rules from the Policy to start the Orchestration. I created the
CallRules
shape and selected my policy from the drop-down menu. Unfortunately,
the
Policy has no parameters and I cannot figure out how to add any.

Here is a sample rule from my policy:

IF
Conditions
AND
TableName is equal to eAmbSurg
TableType is equal to F
LoadType is equal to 17
FailureAlertPriority is equal to H
CriticalLoad is equal to True

THEN
Actions
update ConfigFilePath
\\YKCLNSD\ETLBuildFiles\Engine\Config\ConfigAmbSurg.xml

I want "ConfigFilePath" to be a parameter which will be used by the
CallRules shape. What do I need to do in order to make it a parameter?







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