Groovy - Data push and Smart push support for (E)PBCS - Part 2 Data Push
Hi folks,
In my previous post, I demonstrated how to perform Smart push through groovy rule. Now its time for Data Push. Smart push is a planner activity whereas Data push is a admin activity so this can only be used by a user who is admin.
2. Push data by executing groovy push
//Data map name
sDataMap = 'DataPush_BSO_ASO'
//Check where data map exists additional step can be ignored if not required
if(operation.application.hasDataMap(sDataMap)){
//Execute the data map (False - indicate data not to be cleared in target, True - indicates data to be cleared on target)
operation.application.getDataMap(sDataMap).execute(false)
}
Another variant
//Data map name
sDataMap = 'DataPush_BSO_ASO'
String sDepartment = 'ILvl0Descendants(D0000)' //Functions supported only are those which are available at the data maps
//Check where data map exists additional step can be ignored if not required
if(operation.application.hasDataMap(sDataMap)){
//Execute the data map (False - indicate data not to be cleared in target, True - indicates data to be cleared on target)
//override values provided for department
operation.application.getDataMap(sDataMap).execute("Department":sDepartment, false)
}
Additionally if you want to have other functions supported by Planning like @UDA, @Descendants in the override values of Data Map or Smart push, you can have one hidden variable with values for example @UDA(Department, "IT")
//RTPS: {vDepartment}
//Data map name
sDataMap = 'DataPush_BSO_ASO'
String sDepartment = rtps.vDepartment //will hold all the departments with UDA "IT" hack used by one of my team mate Sameer Karte :)
//Check where data map exists additional step can be ignored if not required
if(operation.application.hasDataMap(sDataMap)){
//Execute the data map (False - indicate data not to be cleared in target, True - indicates data to be cleared on target)
//override values provided for department
operation.application.getDataMap(sDataMap).execute("Department":sDepartment, false)
}
Hope you enjoyed.
Cheers
--
In my previous post, I demonstrated how to perform Smart push through groovy rule. Now its time for Data Push. Smart push is a planner activity whereas Data push is a admin activity so this can only be used by a user who is admin.
2. Push data by executing groovy push
//Data map name
sDataMap = 'DataPush_BSO_ASO'
//Check where data map exists additional step can be ignored if not required
if(operation.application.hasDataMap(sDataMap)){
//Execute the data map (False - indicate data not to be cleared in target, True - indicates data to be cleared on target)
operation.application.getDataMap(sDataMap).execute(false)
}
Another variant
//Data map name
sDataMap = 'DataPush_BSO_ASO'
String sDepartment = 'ILvl0Descendants(D0000)' //Functions supported only are those which are available at the data maps
//Check where data map exists additional step can be ignored if not required
if(operation.application.hasDataMap(sDataMap)){
//Execute the data map (False - indicate data not to be cleared in target, True - indicates data to be cleared on target)
//override values provided for department
operation.application.getDataMap(sDataMap).execute("Department":sDepartment, false)
}
Additionally if you want to have other functions supported by Planning like @UDA, @Descendants in the override values of Data Map or Smart push, you can have one hidden variable with values for example @UDA(Department, "IT")
//RTPS: {vDepartment}
//Data map name
sDataMap = 'DataPush_BSO_ASO'
String sDepartment = rtps.vDepartment //will hold all the departments with UDA "IT" hack used by one of my team mate Sameer Karte :)
//Check where data map exists additional step can be ignored if not required
if(operation.application.hasDataMap(sDataMap)){
//Execute the data map (False - indicate data not to be cleared in target, True - indicates data to be cleared on target)
//override values provided for department
operation.application.getDataMap(sDataMap).execute("Department":sDepartment, false)
}
Hope you enjoyed.
Cheers
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