
As part of setting up the Data Orchestration Engine (DOE), you need to configure generic settings, such as the size of the attachments, package size of a data object message, the availability of third-party device management, and so on.
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Choose Configuration .
In the left area of the screen, choose DOE Configuration .
In the Parameter Key and Name screen area, select the required parameter.
The parameters are explained in the following table:
|
Parameter name |
Description |
Parameter value |
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QUEUESIZE |
Indicates the number of queues that you want to use to ensure load balancing when you extract data for devices |
In the Numeric Value field, enter the required number. By default, the value is set to 5. |
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DO_SYNC_EXTRACT |
Indicates that the flow controller must trigger the distribution of a data object immediately after storing data in the persistency layer of the Consolidated Data Store (CDS). If this parameter is set, then the synchronous extract happens only for the new instances. The instances that are already in the pending extract state are not extracted automatically. The CLIENT_PACKAGE_SIZE parameter is not valid if the DO_SYNC_EXTRACT parameter is enabled. |
In the Text Value field, enter X for the required data objects. |
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BLOCK_SIZE_FOR_ATTACHMENTS |
Indicates the maximum size of an attachment that can be stored in one row of the table. If the size of the attachment exceeds the specified limit, it is split and stored in different rows of the table. For example, you have set the default value (30 MB) for this parameter. If the size of an attachment is 60 MB, then it is split and stored in two different rows of the table. |
In the Numeric Value field, enter the required size. By default, the value is set to 30 MB. |
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SESS_TIMEOUT |
Specifies the duration of a client session after which the session is timed out irrespective of whether or not synchronization was complete. |
In the Numeric Value field, enter the required time duration. |
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THIRD_PARTY_DM_INSTALLED |
Indicates that a third-party device management tool is installed. If this parameter is enabled, then the third-party tool is used for device management. |
In the Text Value field, enter X . |
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DOE_PACKAGE_SIZE |
Indicates the maximum number of data object instances in a data object message |
In the Numeric Value field, enter a number. |
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ENABLE_REASSIGNMENT |
Indicates that device reassignment is enabled in the DOE. On enabling this parameter, the device reassignment links appear in the SAP NetWeaver Mobile Administrator. Note
Currently this parameter can only be set through the SDOE_PARAM transaction in the DOE. |
In the Text Value field ,enter X . |
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ENABLE_REASSIGNMENT_DO |
Indicates that device reassignment is enabled for specific data objects in the DOE. |
In the Text Value field, enter X . |
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CLIENT_PACKAGE_SIZE |
Indicates the number of instances the client can process in a bulk transaction |
In the Numeric Value field, enter the required number. |
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ENABLE_USER_SYNC_FOR_DOE |
Indicates whether data is stored in the user-specific queue for distribution packages in the DOE. |
In the Parameter List section, enter the X |
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ENABLE_USER_SYNC_FOR_OBJ |
Indicates whether data is stored in the user-specific queue for the particular distribution package. Note
If either ENABLE_USER_SYNC_FOR_DOE or ENABLE_USER_SYNC_FOR_OBJ is set to OFF, the system does not consider the distribution package for user-specific storage. In such cases, the data is posted to the device outbound queue. |
In the Parameter List section, enter the corresponding SWCV name, the distribution package name. In the Value field, enter X . |
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ENABLE_COMPLETENESS_CHK |
Allows user synchronization to participate in completeness check and Identifies data objects to participate in completeness check. |
In the Parameter List section, enter the corresponding SWCV name, the distribution package name. In the Value field, enter X . |
In the Parameter List screen area, choose Change , and then enter the required value.
Choose Save .
The value for the configuration parameters are stored in the SMMWPARAMVALUE table in the database.
After you perform the configuration settings, you can transport these settings from the development environment to systems in the test and production environments. This simplifies your administration tasks as you do not have to repeat this activity for systems in the test and production environments. To transport the configuration settings, choose Transport .