Managing Ensemble Productions - InterSystems Documentation

Configuration
Column
Value Source
Description
Source of the current value:
• class definition
• default setting
• production definition
If a setting row does not have a Default command in the first column, either the value is already set to the default or a default
value does not exist.
1. To update a production setting to a default value, click Default in the left column to initiate the following actions:
• The Default value as defined in the production class or by a default setting is placed in Value.
• Default command becomes disabled.
• The property field background becomes yellow to indicate that you have modified the field.
• The property label becomes either green or blue depending on the Default Source.
2. If you make a mistake and want to return to the original values, click Reset; the table settings refresh to the setting
values before you made any changes.
3. Once you verify your changes, click OK to update the settings to the default values and transfer back to the Production
Configuration page with your new settings. The color of the setting labels now reflect any changes you made using the
defaults and any value that has been updated has a yellow background.
The yellow background color for a field means that this field has been modified, whether you type in a new value, or
click Default in the Select Defaults for Additional Production Settings dialog box.
4. Click Apply to save all your setting updates.
Important:
Updates to default values only take effect when you click Apply on the Production Configuration page.
5.2.2 Configure Business Host Settings
When you select a business host in the diagram on the [Ensemble] > [Productions] > [Configuration] page, the runtime settings
for this business host display in the lower portion of the page.
Note:
If you cannot find a particular business host in the configuration diagram, check that you have used the scroll bars
to see the entire screen. Then refresh the display. If you still do not see the item, add it to the production using
the appropriate Add command from the production configuration display and then configure it.
At the boundary between the diagram and settings is a row of commands. From left to right:
• Apply — Activate the changes highlighted in yellow on the configuration page. Even if the production is running, any
changes that you Apply take effect immediately.
• Cancel — Undo the changes highlighted in yellow on the configuration page.
• Copy — Create a copy of the currently selected configuration item. When you click Copy, a dialog box prompts you
to enter a configuration name. Enter a unique name and click OK. When first created, the copy has the same host class
and settings as the original; only the name is different. Generally your next step is to configure the copy to make it
unique. For example:
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