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Background Processes

This appendix covers the following topics:

• Running Background Processes

Running Background Processes

You can select to schedule the programs to run at a scheduled time, repeating at a certain interval, or immediately. You can use the Background Process page to search for and manage background processes or submit a new request.

Important: Only users with the Application Administrator role can submit a new request.

To search for and manage background processes:

1. Navigate to the Background Process page.

   From the User Name drop-down list, select Background Process.

2. The Background Processes page appears with the list of programs that have been scheduled and run.

3. You can use the Job Name Search field to enter and search for a specific job for which a program has been run in the last 24 hours or last 7 days.

4. Click Refresh.

   

5. Use the Background Processes page to view the following information for each background process:

   • Immediate or scheduled type of run

   • Job Name

   • Program name

   • Date and time of last run

   • Date and time of next run

     Optional Action: If the job has a scheduled next run, you can click Cancel to cancel the scheduled job or Edit to change the repeat interval, start date, or end date.

   • Submitted By

   • Status of run

6. Click Run details to view:

   • Request Start Date

   • Actual Start Date

   • Phase

   • Log details

   • Run Duration

   • Technical Status

     

7. Click showLog to view Background Process Log Details.

   

To schedule and run a background process:

1. In the Background Process page, click Submit New Request.

   

2. In the Submit Request page, select a program from the Program Name list.

   

3. Select Type as:

   • Immediate to run the program immediately.

   • Schedule to run the program at a later date and time.

4. If you select Immediate, enter the parameters listed for the program you are running, and then click Submit to run the program.

   

5. If you select Schedule, enter details for the following:

   • Repeat Interval

   • Start Date

   • End Date

6. Enter the parameters listed for the program you are running.

   

7. Click Submit to schedule this request.

   The following table lists the background processes you can run in Adaptive Intelligent Apps for Manufacturing:

   Program	Description
   Contextualization and Event Detection of Stream Data	Contextualizes stream data for an uploaded stream data file, with equipment context, work context and serial context, and derives the event from the stream data according to the setup of the machine event analysis feature set. Enter the following parameter before submitting the program to run: File Name.
   Contextualization and Summarization of Alerts Data	Contextualizes event/alert data for an uploaded alert data file with equipment context, work context, and serial context and summarizes the continual event/alert records with start and end time. Enter the following parameter before submitting the program to run: File Name.
   Extract and Load Data for Discrete Manufacturing	Retrieves the most recently loaded quality data for discrete manufacturing organizations from the data lake in the Oracle Cloud. Enter the following parameter before submitting the program to run: Load Quality Data Load Yield Data Last Refresh Date
   Extract and Load Data for Process Manufacturing	Retrieves the most recently loaded quality data for process manufacturing organizations from the data lake in the Oracle Cloud. Enter the following parameter before submitting the program to run: Load Quality Data Load Yield Data Last Refresh Date
   Maintain Multi-lingual Tables	Refreshes the translation of the translatable data ingested into AIAMFG. Run this process on an as-needed basis.
   Purge Time Series SAX Data	Purges time series SAX data for a specified time period for a dataset. Enter the following parameters before submitting the program to run: Dataset Name Dataset Creation Date From Dataset Creation Date To
   Remove Person Data	Obfuscates the user name and display name of a user created in Oracle Identity Cloud Service (IDCS) as well as a person identified when ingesting business entity or case record data. Enter the following parameters before submitting the program to run: Person Identifier - Enter the user name. Run Mode - Enter 1 or 2. 1: Obfuscates the person data and creates a report which lists each impacted table and the number of rows affected. An example of obfuscation is replacing a user JSMITH with a meaningless string such as RVMGILKR. Additional Information: An obfuscated user appears as Unknown User in fields such as Uploaded By and Submitted By. 2: Creates a report of the person data to obfuscate in each table, which lists each impacted table and the number of rows affected.. Attribute Names - Optionally, enter specific table names known to contain person data. The Remove Person Data process only searches these tables for the person data. This reduces processing time by reducing the number of tables searched. Leave this field blank to search all tables for person data. Important: This background process removes the person data from AIAMFG. You must remove the user from IDCS separately. See: Removing Users from Oracle Applications.
   Summarize Sensor Data for Discrete Manufacturing	Extracts the time series features for running predictions model and summarizes sensor data for discrete manufacturing organizations. Enter the following parameter before submitting the program to run: Organization Code.
   Summarize Sensor Data for Process Manufacturing	Extracts the time series features for running predictions model and summarizes sensor data for process manufacturing organizations. Enter the following parameter before submitting the program to run: Organization Code.
   Update Actuals for Prediction Model Targets	Extracts the actual values of the targets of the completed work orders for use in the confusion matrix.