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System Overview
About IBM® Unica Detect
About the Detect environment
About the Detect functional units
About configuration options
About scaling with multiple cluster units
About multi-cluster configuration
About system configuration
About administrative setup
About designing the trigger systems
About testing a workspace and running the engine
Quick Start
Log in to IBM® Unica Detect
Define the data sources
Define the lists associated with data source fields
To add items to a list
Add fields to a data source
Create business users
Create the type descriptors
Create the workspace
Create labels
Create trigger systems
Set up feed files and perform any needed preprocessing
Configure cluster units and system settings
To run the engine
Creating Display Names for List items
About the presentation layer list
Creating presentation layer lists
To add a new list of items
To edit a list
To delete a list
To add a list item
To edit a list item
To delete a list item
Defining Data Sources
About defining a data source in Detect
To define a new data source
To create field definitions for a data source
About copying an existing data source
To copy an existing data source
About editing a data source
To edit a data source
To change field definitions in a data source
To delete fields from a data source
About entity types
To define an entity type within the Data Sources manager
About connections to the data
To create a connection using the Data Sources manager
About default profiles
To enable default profiles
List of fields available for each data source type
Managing Users and Security
Managing users
About user name requirements
To create a user account
To delete a user account
To disable or re-activate a user account
To reset a Detect user's password
About password policies
About Detect tools that require login
To set password policies
Password policy settings in the Configuration Utility
Managing roles and permissions
Pre-configured user and roles
To create a role
To assign or remove a role
To modify role permissions
To delete a role
About the User Audit Trail and User Login Activities pages
Creating Type Descriptors
To create a new type descriptor
To edit fields in a type descriptor
To delete a field from a type descriptor
To copy a type descriptor
To delete a type descriptor
Creating Sort Categories for Components Using Labels
To modify Component Label Names
To manage Component Label Items
To add Component Label Items
To modify Component Label Items
To delete Component Label Items
Managing Workspace Libraries
About library management tools
About using library management tools for database management
How the tools identify matching objects
About setting import and export options
To perform database management using the tools
To prepare to use library management tools
To unzip the library management tools
To copy the jdbc driver for your database to the lib directory
To edit the configuration file(s) for your database
To add arguments to the batch files in /bin (optional)
To set logging settings in /conf/log4j.properties (optional)
About using the Library Manager for import and export
To connect to a database from the Library Manager
To select a vendor in the Library Manager
To set or adjust Library Manager options
The Import options for the Library Manager
The Export options for the Library Manager
The Audit options for the Library Manager
To use the Library Manager for export
To use the Library Manager for import
About using the command-line to import and export workspaces
To use the command-line interface for exporting workspaces
To use the command-line interface for importing workspaces
About comparing import files with the database prior to import
To use the command line for import file comparisons
To save workspace differences in an output directory
To use the Diff Manager for import file comparison
Preparing Data Files
About transaction files
File format for transaction files
Field names for transaction files
Data line records in transaction files
About naming transaction files
Restriction: NULL values in fields in transaction files
Restriction: Date fields in transaction files
About profile files
About naming profile files
Event Enabled Time Queue (EETQ) Profile Files
To create EETQ profile files
About date and timestamp on profile and transaction feed files
About database lookup tables
About connection strings
Using the IBM® Unica Detect Tools
About batch files
About the Feed Validator tool
To run the Feed Validator
To validate header and file content
To validate for correct sorting
About the Engine Trace Utility
When to use the Engine Trace Utility
Before running the Engine Trace Utility
Trace log complexity settings
Performance considerations
Error handling
Engine Trace Log grammar
To run the Engine Trace Utility
To open Trace files
To select an entity
To reveal run details
To reveal profile information
To reveal transaction information
To understand trouble spots using the Engine Trace Utility
About the Ramp-up Engine
Before running the Ramp-up Engine
About naming the container feed files
About dividing large container feed files
About formatting the container feed files
About placing the container feed files
About running the Ramp-up Engine
Running the Ramp-up Engine from the command line
How the Ramp-up Engine processes
About bookmarking
About logging
About the Events Preprocessor Tool
To run the Events Preprocessor tool
To run the Events Preprocessor from the command line
Events Preprocessor parameters
About cleaning the state tables using the Entity State Optimizer
Running the Entity State Optimizer with the user interface
To start the Entity State Optimizer
To run the Entity State Optimizer with its user interface
To run the Entity State Optimizer in audit-only mode
To run the Entity State Optimizer to clean state tables
To optionally clean batches of the state table in parallel
To recover processed records if the tool stops before completion
Running the Entity State Optimizer from the command line
About managing outcome for use by other products
Who uses the OMT
About the Outcome Management Tool (OMT)
About installation and configuration
To set bulk admin permissions for SQL Server
About OMT Workflow, with use case
About workflow when changes are made to trigger outcome
About workflow when the trigger is deleted from Detect
How to incorporate OMT into automated processing
About the tables generated by the OMT
Outcome types
Location of the tables
About the main trigger tables
About additional trigger tables
About the Audit file
About the user interface
About the trigger list
About the color codes
About the tool buttons
About the Workspace menu
About the Trigger menu
About the Alias list
About the As Scalar setting
About the Alias Status
About the Table Status
About running the OMT from the user interface
To run the OMT from the user interface
To map aliases
To set up another product to use the tables
To populate the tables
About running the OMT from the command line
After the OMT finishes processing
OMT folder under the Detect installation directory
Scalability of the OMT
Recoverability of the OMT
About the Password Encryption tool
Running Workspaces and Runsets
About always-on mode
About state recoverability in Detect
About inactivity mode settings
About cleaning up after the run
Running or testing a workspace from the Engine Manager
To run or test a workspace from the Engine Manager
To view the status of the current run
To view the statistical results of a previous engine run
Running a production workspace from the command line
Running and Viewing Reports
About Business Reports
About Transaction Volume Reports
To run a Transaction Volume report
About Action Volume Totals Reports
To run an Action Volume Totals report
About Action Volume Trend Reports
To run an Action Volume Trend report
About Response Rate Totals Reports
To run a Response Rate Totals report
About Response Rate Financials Reports
To run a Response Rate Financials report
About Component Firing Trend Reports
To run a Component Firing Trend report
About Operational Reports
About Individual Trigger Analysis Reports
To run an Individual Trigger Analysis report
About the Export Trigger System to Visio report
When and why to use the report
Software requirements
About running the Export Trigger System to Visio report
About saving reports locally with the stencil embedded
To run the report
About working with a report inside Visio
Understanding the report flow
To simplify the report
To view summary information for a component
Suggested workflow for designing triggers
About the stencil
About stencil shapes
About stencil connectors
Uses for the stencil
To find and deploy the stencil
About logging for the Export Trigger System to Visio report
The log files for the Export Trigger System to Visio report
About logging with different categories
About the log directory
About turning logging on and off
About log file rolling
About the Trigger System Detail Report
To run a Trigger System Detail report
About the System Run Time Distribution Report
To run a System Run Time Distribution report
About the State Snapshot Report
To run the State Snapshot report from the Reports Manager
About the Trigger System Entity Validation report
To run a Trigger System Entity Validation report
About printing and exporting reports
To export a report
Monitoring the Effectiveness of Trigger Systems
To use the Response manager user interface
To add a new response behavior
To create a copy of a response behavior
To delete a response behavior
About the Outcome Table
Contents of the Outcome Table
Outcome Message XML
Data types in outcome messages
Format of Outcome Message XML
Text
Profile Feed File
Container
Select Function
Join Function
G_Run Table
Grammar Basics of the Engine Trace Log
Grammar description
Troubleshooting and Log Files
About troubleshooting a clustered environment
About running from the Engine Manager UI
About running from the command line
About Detect log files
About the most informative log files
Log file directory example
Sample directory structure on the cluster unit
About OMT table files
Sample directory structure on the web server unit
Strategy for analyzing the log files
What to look for in the TSM log
If the TSM log is missing or shows an incorrect timestamp
About Detect log files
Performance information in the TSM log
Failure Scenarios
Failure due to wrong data
Failure due to faulty logic
Failure due to equipment failure
Recover Options
Recover Option 1
Recover Option 2
Troubleshooting using the TSM log
TSM log example
About the Archive Service
Purpose of the Archive Service
Archive service capabilities
Requirements for the Archive Service
Copy logs
Copy feed files
Extract otcome
Configuring the archive service
Archive service preference settings
About the Archive Extract Outcome setting
All
Counts
Example for directory structure
Recoverability
Database Schemas, Users, and Logins
About schema and database user names
About schemas
About database users
About database user and schema names in Oracle
About database user and schema names in SQL Server
About logins
About login security modes
About the Detect database schemas
Database user and schema name convention
About Detect database passwords
To change the password for a schema user
Advanced Configuration Settings in the Configuration Utility
Glossary for IBM® Unica Detect
Response Manager
Reports Manager
Labels Manager
Type Descriptors Manager
Presentation Manager
Engine Manager
Managing users and security
Note
Notices
Trademarks