(1811) Step 3. Object adjustment
Object adjustment allows you to automatically adjust a CompositeProvider or a MultiProvider or lookups that access a DataProvider previously archived by DataTiering. This step allows the CompositeProvider/MultiProvider or lookups to read archived data of the DataProvider.
Adjusting a Lookup
- To start the adjustment proceed with the Wizard by clicking Next or right-click on the main screen on specific DataProviders and choose Object Adjustment.
- Click Lookups.
- Select DataProviders, for which you want to execute the adjustment.
- Click Execute adjustment.
By the execution DataTiering generates a code (two includes), which adjust the lookup, so it can access archived data. According to the package of the adjusted lookup a pop-up appears.
- Adjusted object containing the lookup is in a $TMP package:
A simple pop-up informs that the adjustment is going to be saved into the $TMP package. You can either Confirm (1) or Cancel (2) this action.
- Adjusted object containing the lookup is NOT in a $TMP package:
- Enter a package (1), where you want to save the adjustment. You may use the search help.
- Select two transports: First for the generated adjustment (two includes), other for the adjusted lookup itself (2).
- Confirm (3).
When the adjustment process ends, a pop-up with the logs appears.
Adjusting a MultiProvider or a CompositeProvider
To adjust a MultiProvider that accesses a DataProvider previously archived by DataTiering:
- Select the Reporting tab.
- Select DataProviders, for which you want to execute the adjustment.
- Click Execute adjustment.
By the execution DataTiering generates a VirtualProvider and connects it to a MultiProvider or a CompositeProvider. This step allows the queries on the selected DataProvider to read archived data.
The VirtualProvider is generated into $TMP package. VirtualProvider isn't a transportable object, therefore you should run the Object Adjustment on each system separately.
To proceed with the Wizard go to the Step 4. Scheduling.