5.7.1 Starting a Batch Run

Note:

For executing a batch, you cannot start two batches simultaneously for same processing group.
This section explains how to start the batch run.
To start the batch run, follow these steps:
  1. Login as the Administrator. The OFSAAI Applications page is displayed.
  2. Click Trade Based Anti Money Laundering.
  3. In the Navigation List, select Operations, then click Run Rule Framework.
  4. Click Run. The Run page is displayed with the available applications.
  5. Select an application from the Code column (for example, F_Populate_Tbaml_Alerts) and click Edit. The Run Definition page is displayed with the process or processes associated to this application.

    Figure 5-19 Run Definition page


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    Description of "Figure 5-19 Run Definition page"

  6. Select the job or jobs for the batch and click Next. The Detail section is populated. Complete your edits and click Save.
  7. In the Navigation List, select Process to open the Process page.
  8. Select an application from the Code column and click Edit. The Process Definition page is displayed with the process or processes associated to this application.

    Figure 5-21 Process Definition page


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    Description of "Figure 5-21 Process Definition page"

  9. Click Component. The Component Selector window is displayed.

    Figure 5-22 Component Selector page


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    Description of "Figure 5-22 Component Selector page"

    The following are default parameters:
    "MAN","","ALL","START","DLY"
    • MAN: is group name. Modify the name of group as mentioned in FCC_PROCESSING_GROUP table. For example, E2E BATCH ALL SOURCE
    • "" Source Batch for Correlation
    • ALL: is component that can be modified if required
    • START: is used to start the batch
    • DLY: is Data Origin
      The following is an example of a parameter
      "E2E BATCH ALL SOURCE","","ALL","START","IND"
  10. Modify the parameters and click OK.