Defining Node Analytics Based on a Logic Extension or Orchestration

To define the node analytics based on a logic extension or orchestration:

1. Access the Parent Process tab of your newly created user-defined process and click the Node Metrics and Analytics tab on the right.

2. Click the Add Metrics or Analytic (+) icon.

3. From the Data Provider Type drop-down list, select the required data provider type as Logic Extension – Analytic or Orchestration - Analytic.

4. In the Object ID field, click the Search icon to find and select the required logic extension or orchestration. By default, the name of the selected logic extension or orchestration is displayed in the Label field. You can override this value. Depending on the value selected in Object ID, the system displays the Input Parameters, Output Annotations, and Output Analytic sections.

5. (Optional) The Show Analytic Conditionally (Boolean Type) drop-down list is available only when the called object (a logic extension or orchestration) provides at least one Boolean output data structure. Select the appropriate Boolean output. At runtime, the selected output’s return value determines whether the analytic is shown or hidden.

6. In the Input Parameters section, you can override the value in the Label fields. Select the values from the Operator and Default Value drop-down list.

   The Operator drop-down list displays the available operators based on the data type of the Label field.

   When defining a logic extension or orchestration based node analytics, the system also displays a Node operator in the Operator list. Selecting this option lets you pass the current node’s value as an input parameter.

   Select an operator, or select refer to to allow users to specify values at design time or runtime.

   If you selected refer to in the Operator field, the system displays the available options and (new) under the Design Options and Runtime Options headings in the Default Value field. Select the required value to allow users to enter values at design time or runtime.

   When you select a value under Design Options, the system displays the Open Design Option icon next to the Value field. Click the icon to open the Design Option tab, and then enter the Default Value.

   When you select a value under Runtime Options, the system displays the Open Data Filtering and Grouping Options icon next to the Value field. Click the icon to open the Open Data Filtering and Grouping Options tab, and then enter the Default Value.

7. Click the Parent Process icon to return to the Parent Process tab if you defined runtime or design-time values for your filters.

8. (Optional) In the Output Annotation section, complete these fields:

   • Show Annotations Conditionally (Boolean Type):This field is displayed only if atleast one output Boolean data structure is available. Select the value from the drop-down list.
     Note:

     If no condition is specified, only the Positive Annotation Template field is available.

     If a condition is specified, both Positive Annotation Template and Negative Annotation Template fields are available. At runtime, the condition’s return value determines which annotation is displayed (true = Positive, false = Negative).

   • Positive Annotation Template: Enter a multiple line formatted text with optional placeholders such as {0} and {1}.
   • Negative Annotation Template: Enter a multiple line formatted text with optional placeholders such as {0} and {1}.

   After you specify placeholders in the annotation templates, the system displays the placeholder mapping table with the Placeholder ID field and the Mapped to Output Data Structure drop-down list. Use this table to map each placeholder to the output data structure.

   From the Mapped to Output Data Structure drop-down list, select the value to map to each placeholder ID.

9. In the Output Analytic section, select the required chart type from the Chart Type drop-down list, and then complete the fields for that chart type.

10. Click Save.