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- The Daily Plan Service is used to create and to submit Orders for a Daily Plan to Controllers. The service is operated in the background and acts on a daily basis to plan a number of days ahead.
- The Daily Plan Service runs existing JS7 - Schedules and generates Orders for the given start times. This applies to both Schedules that which specify a single start time for an order and to Schedules that which specify cyclic starts. For An individual Order is created for each start time in a cycle an individual Order is created. In a subsequent step such these Orders are submitted to the respective appropriate Controllers.
- The A similar functionality is available from in the JS7 - Daily Plan View for operation by users. However, however, the service performs this task automatically for a configurable number of days ahead.
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Orders are created from Schedules that which indicate the Workflow and variables to be used as well as the run-time specification , - i.e. the rules for which defining the days and start times which Orders should be created for.
- The checkbox "Plan Order automatically" checkbox specifies that whether a Schedule will be applied when running the Daily Plan. Orders created by this step are added with a PLANNED state.
The checkbox "Submit Order to Controller when planned" checkbox specifies that whether any PLANNED Orders - from the current Daily Plan run or from previous runs - will be submitted to a Controller and will result in a PENDING Order state. Submission of an Order to a Controller includes that an Order is involves the Order being submitted to any Controllers to which the respective Workflow has been deployed to.
Planned Orders
The planning step includes to create the creation of Orders from Schedules and to make making them available with the PLANNED state. Such Orders are visible with the Daily Plan View for the given date.
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The submission step includes to forward forwarding Orders to any Controllers to which the underlying Workflow has been deployed to.
User Intervention
The Daily Plan Service is designed to respect user interventions that include e.g. to manually create which include, for example, manually creating Orders for a given date, to modify modifying Order start times or to cancel cancelling and to remove removing Orders from the Daily Plan. If such an intervention occurs then the Daily Plan Service will not consider to generate Orders for the given date.
- This is intended to prevent conflicts with user interventions: a user can e.g. remove any Orders for a given date and the Daily Plan Service will not try to populate this date with Orders.
- The Daily Plan Service considers takes account of the fact that a Submission has been created for a given date - either by the Daily Plan Service when previously generating Orders or by user intervention. If a Submission is found then no Orders are will be created for this date by the service.
- However, users are free to delete Submissions with the Daily Plan View. Deleting a Submission does not remove Orders, it just hides the fact that for the given date a previous planning has been performed. If no Submission is available for a given date then the Daily Plan Service will consider take account of existing Orders for this date and will create additional Orders if required by the underlying Schedules. Practically speaking: if a user drops e.g. 3 Orders out of 10 for a given date and deletes the Submission then the Daily Plan Service will re-create the supplemental 3 Orders.
At the same time, the Daily Plan Service will submit Orders with a PLANNED state to a Controller for a number of days ahead. This occurs independently from of the fact that an Order was added by the user or by the Daily Plan Service. The functionality is intended to prevent a situation when users generate Orders with a PLANNED state but miss to submit them to a Controller in good time. The Daily Plan Service will pick up such Orders and will submit them for the number of days ahead as specified with the service configuration.
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The Daily Plan Service processes Orders for future dates, not for the current date.
- Configuration items to e.g. plan or to submit for planning or submitting Orders for 3 days ahead exclude the current day.
- The resulting operation of the Daily Plan Service to plan and to submit orders ahead are therefore independent from of the time in the current day for at which the service is running.
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Location
- The JS7 - Settings are available from menu can be accessed in the JOC Cockpit GUI.
Configuration Items
| Section | Setting | Default Value | Required | Purpose |
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daily_plan | time_zone | UTC | no | Specifies the time zone that is applied to the start time of the Daily Plan Service and period of the Daily Plan. |
period_begin | 00:00 | no | Specifies the begin of the 24 hours Daily Plan period with the indicated time zone. | |
start_time | 30 minutes before period_begin | no | Specifies the start time to run for running the Daily Plan on a daily basis with the indicated time zone. Without this setting the Daily Plan will run 30 minutes before the point in time specified by the period_begin setting. This setting accepts a time value, e.g. 23:00:00. | |
days_ahead_plan | 7 | no | Specifies the number of days ahead for which orders are generated for and are made available with the PLANNED state. A 0 value indicates that no orders should be generated and disables the functionality. | |
days_ahead_submit | 3 | no | Specifies the number of days ahead for which PLANNED orders are submitted to Controllers and are made available with the PENDING state. A 0 value indicates that no orders should be submitted and disables the functionality. |
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- The Daily Plan Service logs general messages, warnings and errors to in the
joc.logfile. - In addition, more detailed information is logged to in the Main Log
service-dailyplan.logfile. - In addition to the Main Log, detailed debug information is logged to in the Debug Log
service-dailyplan-debug.logfile. - For details see see the JS7 - Log Files and Locations article.
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