Transaction Configuration Center - Enhancement - Data Function - Status Variation

Purpose

This page helps you to troubleshoot issues related to Data Function Status variation between 2 successive snapshots.

The status of a Data Function can be ADDED, MODIFIED, DELETED, UNCHANGED

Figure 1

Signification of status:

ADDED: Data Function is ADDED between 2 successive snapshots(Transaction is part of the snapshot n+1 but not part of snapshot n)

MODIFIED: Data Function checksum is Modified between 2 successive snapshots (Transaction is part of the snapshot n+1 and snapshot n but the checksum is modified)

DELETED: Data Function is Deleted between 2 successive snapshots (Transaction is part of the snapshot n but not part of snapshot n+1)

Note that all Data Functions are listed as ADDED in the very first snapshot.

Official documentation

TKB page for Information Guides > Component of the feature Transaction Configuration Center TCC

Observed in CAST AIP

ReleaseYes/No
8.3.x
8.2.x
8.1.x
8.0.x

Observed on RDBMS

RDBMSYes/No
Oracle Server
Microsoft SQL Server
CSS2

Action Plan

  1. Select the page you are interested in.
  2. If the problem you are facing does not match any case listed in this page, report your problem to CAST Technical Support and provide the below Relevant input:

For CAST Technical Support Only - Transaction Configuration Center - Information - How to reproduce user issues

Relevant input

  • Justification of why results are not the expected ones
  • CAST Support Tool (CST) - alias Sherlock export of current run with the following options CAST Bases Checker, Export Logs, Export Configuration files, **Export Computer Environment,**Export CAST Bases with Management Base, Knowledge Base, Central base,  Export source code.
  • CAST Bases with Management Base, Knowledge Base, Central base of the previous run
  • Screenshot from TCC showing the issue and highlighting a specific object which has the unexpected result

Notes/comments

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