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- Introduction
- Installation
- Decisions License
- Prerequisites
- Self Service Licensing Guide Updated
- Basic
- Advanced
- Installing on an Alternate Port
- Securing a Decisions Installation
- Configuring the Server for SSL (HTTPS)
- Running as a Non-Admin
- Silent Installation
- Installing a Failover (HA) Server
- Configuring Server for HTTPS Redirection
- Installing Decisions Using Azure Service Principal
- Non-Admin Users in Azure PostgreSQL Updated
- Enterprise
- Background Processing with Decisions Enterprise
- Containers
- Containers Overview
- Decisions Container
- Decisions Environment Variables Updated
- Configuring Settings.xml to Environment Variable
- Deploying Containers on Docker
- Deploying Containers on Azure
- Deploying Containers on Amazon ECS Updated
- Deploying Containers on GCP
- Deploying Azure Kubernetes Services (AKS)
- Deploying an AWS Kubernetes Cluster
- Securing Decisions Container Environment
- AWS Container Setup
- Clustering
- Multi Tenancy
- Upgrading
- Getting Started
- Projects
- Data Structures
- Starting with Data Structures
- Creating Data Structures
- Creating Case Entities Updated
- Creating Entities
- Creating Leased Entities
- Creating External Entities
- Creating Entity Extensions
- Creating Folder Extension Data Structures
- Creating Flow Execution Extension Data Structures
- Creating Flow Structures
- Creating Defined Data Structures
- Creating Database Structures
- Creating Value Lists
- Creating a CSV Data Structure
- Creating Types From JSON Schema
- Creating Types From XSD
- Creating Types From JSON
- Data Fields
- Building Data Structures CRUD Actions
- Managing Data Structures
- Flows Updated
- Create Flows Updated
- Flow Behaviors
- About Flow Behaviors
- Building and Using Converter Flows
- Flow Step Trigger (After, Before, Error) Flow Behavior
- Folder Count Flow Behavior
- Login User Flow Behavior
- Post to Flow Handler Behavior
- Login User UI Flow Behavior
- Process Folder Data Aware Behavior
- Tile Source Flow Behavior
- Turn Flow Statistics On
- Get Page Variable
- Report Field Action Handler Flow
- Password Reset Flow
- Creating a BPMN Flow
- Exporting BPMN Flow
- Report Group Action Flow
- Steps
- Simple Flows
- Sub Flows
- Flow Behaviors
- Configure Flows
- Debug Flows
- Implement Flows
- Best Practices
- Create Flows Updated
- Forms
- Create Forms
- Form Controls
- Data Grids
- Data Repeaters
- Dropdown Lists
- Javascript Controls
- Form Control Glossary
- Form Control Behavior Overview
- Form Control Key Triggers
- Adding a Timeline to a Series of Forms
- Color Picker
- Copy-able Label
- Creating Help Text Messages for Form Fields
- Masked Textbox Control
- Currency Box and Number Box/Spinner
- Document Viewer
- Multiple File Upload and Download Controls
- Tree View Control
- User Controls
- Video Control
- Latitude and Longitude Control
- HTML Display Control
- Create Form with Property Grid
- Editing Data Objects in a Wizard Property Grid
- Progress Bar Overview
- Editing CSV Records in a Form
- Simple Forms
- Form Controls
- Configure Forms
- Layout & Design
- Data & Logic
- CSS
- Form Settings in the Flow Designer
- Implement Forms
- Create Forms
- Formulas
- Rules
- Create Rules
- Creating Statement Rules
- Creating an Expression Rule
- Creating a Truth Table
- Creating an External Truth Table
- Creating a Rule Table Updated
- Creating a Matrix Rule
- Creating a Tree Rule
- Creating a Rule Set Updated
- Creating an Interceptor Rule
- Creating a Rule Chain Updated
- Creating a Sequential Rule
- Leveraging Default Rules
- Rule Verbs
- Configure Rules
- Debug Rules
- Implement Rules
- Create Rules
- Reports Updated
- Pages / Dashboards
- Create Page / Dashboard
- Page Controls
- Charts
- Tiles
- JavaScript Page Controls
- Selecting a Data Drill View for the Report Viewer
- Report Viewer Control
- Flow Run Part
- Folder Activity Panel
- Folder Viewer
- Tag Browser
- Adding Folder Navigation Buttons to a Page
- Horizontal Folder Timeline
- Adding an Image to a Page/Dashboard
- Adding Run Flow Links or Buttons to a Page
- Adding User Actions with a Page/Dashboard with the Action Bars Component
- Date Range Filter on Pages
- Filtering Reports via Page Control
- Page Controls
- Configure Page New
- Implement Page
- Create Page / Dashboard
- Networking
- Integrations
- Starting with Integrations
- Agents
- Database Integrations
- Database Integrations Overview Updated
- Integrating an External Database with a Flow
- Creating a Database in MSSQL for Decisions
- External Database Integration Updated
- Advanced Postgres Connection
- Connecting with an ODBC
- Integrate with Database Table
- Fetching External Data to a CSV
- Return Dynamic Data Rows When Fetching Data From Database
- Creating Access Pattern For Table Integrations
- Using Stored Procedure in Flows
- Raw SQL Step
- Integrating Decisions with External Oracle Database
- Connect to MySQL
- Connecting to Amazon Redshift
- External Service for OData
- Adding a Query to a Database
- Add Query (Parameterized Queries) Updated
- Using Transaction Steps
- Integrating with Snowflake
- Managing Database Connection Timeouts
- Troubleshooting Database Connection Response Times
- External Services
- JWT
- OAuth
- Using Decisions in External Applications
- Services
- Query Editor
- Decisions Backend
- Modules
- About Modules
- Available Modules
- Installing Modules
- Generating Certificates with OpenSSL
- Active Directory
- Adobe Sign
- AI.Common
- AWS
- AWS Bedrock
- Azure
- Box Module
- Datamatics
- Docker
- Docusign
- Dropbox
- Equifax
- Exchange Web Services
- Experian
- FHIR
- Financial
- Foreign Exchange
- Google Drive
- Google Cloud
- Google Vertex
- Google Gemini
- HL7
- HubSpot
- IBM ODBC
- iCal
- Jira
- Logging.WindowsEvent
- Messaging
- MongoDB
- MS OneDrive
- Okta
- OpenAI
- OpenID
- PGP
- Plaid
- PowerShell
- Python
- QR Codes
- R Module
- Redis Queue New
- Remedy
- Salesforce
- SAML
- Sharepoint
- Slack
- SSH
- Symantec
- Telephony
- USPS
- UnitTestCore
- Word To PDF
- X12
- SDK
- Advanced
- Guide of Decisions Entities Locations in SQL Tables
- API and Authentication
- Modifying an Application Servers SMTP Settings
- Using Selenium and NUnit for Front-end Testing
- Adding Common Data Elements New
- Changing the Portal Base URL
- Securing Decisions and Web Application Firewalls (Azure)
- Decisions Disaster Recovery Architecture
- Troubleshooting
- Logging & Auditing
- Logging Overview
- Logging Settings
- Reading Logs
- Using the Log Step
- Writing To Log Files
- Creating Custom Log Files
- Setting up AWS Cloudwatch Logging
- Setting Up Azure Log Analytics Integration
- Enabling W3C Logging
- Enabling Auditing
- Configuring Decisions with Grafana Loki
- Troubleshooting Using the Profiler
- Usage Logs
- Understanding Thread Jobs and Processes
- Administrators
- User Management
- Accounts & Groups
- AD (Active Directory)
- SSO (Single Sign-On)
- Deployment
- Customization
- Permissions
- System Folders
- System Settings
- System Folders Tree Updated
- Controlling Assignment Notification Types for Server
- Creating Custom Modes of Notification with Notification Flows
- Event Viewer
- Flow Management Dashboard
- System Validation Folder
- Turn Portal Statistics On
- Configuring Locations
- Stored Workflows
- Setting Up Notifications for Events Updated
- Edit Flow Data While A Flow Is Running
- Toolbox Visibility Rules
- Email and SMTP in Decisions
- File Archiving and Deletion
- Integration Activities
- User Management
Changing Cache Configuration Settings
- Updated on 25 Jun 2024
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Overview
Cache configurations can be created, edited, and managed from the Cache folder. Cache definitions can be used to selectively or completely cache aliases, databases, or files at selected intervals.
Configuring Cache Settings
- Navigate to the System > Administration > Cache to view current cache definitions.By default, definitions exist for caching the most basic elements of the system including memory, sessions, ORM data, and database records.
- To edit a cache definition, right-click on a cache definition and select Edit.
- Caching intervals, policies, and configurations are able to be changed by the user in the Edit Time Cache Definition window. These changes will automatically become system policy. For example, setting Check On Interval Span to five minutes and clicking OK will automatically configure the system to check the cache every five minutes.
Time Cache Information Purpose Check On Interval Span Defines the time interval before the cache should be checked for stale objects Interval Defines how long an object should be kept in cache Policy Defines how an Interval should be used; if specified to Since Add, the object is kept in a MemoryCache for the defined Interval, and if set to Last Accessed, the object will be stored in a Sliding Expiration Cache It is a best practice to set the Check On Interval Span shorter than the Interval Time.For further information on Flows, visit the Decisions Forum.
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