Description
- This section describes the processes with master data.
- After the POS Client is started for the first time, the pump is downloaded from the central server:
- from SDC (see Sizing Guide Store Device Control)
- or via Store Hub (see Sizing Guide Store Hub)
- The master data are imported in the next step:
- Items
- Customers
- Suppliers
- Workstations
- Drawers
- Operators
- After the import of master data from the initialization pump, the POS Client is completely ready for login.
- All changes to the master data or new master data are sent from SDC (see Sizing Guide Store Device Control) in transport objects or in an updated pump.
- The threshold property to decide whether new data is sent in transport objects or in a new pump.
gkr.md.replication.uni.replicationIntoNewDatabaseThreshold=100000
Table 1. Critical use of system resources in master data processes
| Process |
System resources |
|
CPU |
Memory |
HDD |
Network |
| Delivery of pump files |
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| Import of master data from pump file |
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| Delivery of transport objects |
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Table 2. Legend
Low load |
Medium load |
High load |
Delivery of Pump Files
- The pump is downloaded from the central server.
- Network traffic is the main factor influencing the performance of the pump transport.
- When downloading a pump to multiple clients simultaneously, performance is limited by network throughput.
Table 3. Influenced processes
| Factor |
Dependency |
Value |
| Pump size |
linear |
- Sizing Calculator - Sheet "POS replication" (see Master Sizing Guide)
|
| Network connectivity |
linear |
- Sizing Calculator - Sheet "Network summary" (see Master Sizing Guide)
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Import of Master Data from Pump File
- Importing master data is CPU-intensive.
- It is not recommended to perform additional operations during these processes.
Table 4. Influenced processes
| Factor |
Dependency |
Value |
| Amount of items |
linear |
- Sizing Calculator - Sheet "POS replication" (see Master Sizing Guide)
|
| Size of one item |
linear |
- Sizing Calculator - Sheet "POS replication" (see Master Sizing Guide)
|
Delivery of Transport Objects
- A transport object can contain new master data or changes to existing master data.
- Receiving a large number of transport objects causes high disk usage.
Table 5. Influenced processes
| Factor |
Dependency |
Value |
| Number of transport objects |
linear |
- Sizing Calculator - Sheet "POS replication" (see Master Sizing Guide)
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| Size of one transport object |
linear |
- Sizing Calculator - Sheet "POS replication" (see Master Sizing Guide)
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