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MonitoredObject/JobChainscan contain severalJobChaindefinitions for monitoring of error or success conditionsMonitoredObject/JobChains/JobChainhas the following attributesscheduler_id(optional) - JobScheduler instance with the given identification. By default - JobChain will be checked in all JobScheduler instances that logged into the same databasename(optional) - Job chain name including possible folder names. By default - all JobChains for defined scheduler_id are checkedstep_from(optional) - Start Job node name for checkingstep_to(optional) - End Job node name for checking
MonitoredObject/Timerscan contain severalTimersdefinitions for performance measurementMonitoredObject/Timers/Timerhas the following elementsMonitoredObject/Timers/Timer/JobChains(optional) - can contain severalJobChaindefinitions for performance measurementMonitoredObject/Timers/Timer/JobChains/JobChainhas the following attributesscheduler_id(optional) - JobScheduler instance with the given identification. By default - JobChain will be checked in all JobScheduler instances that logged into the same databasename(optional) - Job chain name including possible folder names. By default - all JobChains for defined scheduler_id are checkedstep_from(optional) - Start Job node name for checkingstep_to(optional) - End Job node name for checking
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<CheckHistoryConfiguration>
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<Timers>
<Timer>
<!--
configure job chains and maximum execution time for performance measurement
impact: if the execution of job chain samples/sample_jobChain_1 is greater as calculated time (in seconds),
the order will be set as performance problem.
The calculation uses the order parameter FILE_SIZE.
Parameter FILE_SIZE must be configured for storing in the database.
-->
<JobChains>
<JobChain name="samples/sample_jobChain_1"/>
</JobChains>
<Maximum>
<Script language="javascript"><![CDATA[
function calculate()\{
var fileSize = new java.lang.Double(%FILE_SIZE%);
var timerExpiryFactor = 0.0025;
var timerExpiryTolerance = timerExpiryFactor*0.1;
var timerExpiry = new java.lang.Double(timerExpiryFactor+timerExpiryTolerance);
timerExpiry = timerExpiry*fileSize*60;
return timerExpiry;
\}
calculate();
]]></Script>
</Maximum>
</Timer>
</Timers>
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</CheckHistoryConfiguration>
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