1. User Guide
  2. Executing Run through Process Modelling Framework in OFSDF
  3. Designing a Pipeline in OFSDF
  4. Designing a Run Pipeline
  5. Creating a new Run Pipeline

8.5.1.1 Creating a new Run Pipeline

To create a new Run Pipeline in the Process Modeller, follow this procedure:

  1. Navigate to the Process Modeller page. For details, see the Accessing the Process Modeling Framework in OFSDF section.
  2. In the Process Modeller page, click Add icon.
  3. The Process Details page is displayed. Enter or select the required values for each field.

    Figure 8-5 Process Details page


    This illustration shows the Process Details page in the Process Monitor. The functionalities are described in detail in the tabular column that follows this illustration.

    Table 8-2 Process Details page fields and descriptions

    Field Name Description and instruction
    Process ID Enter a unique and easily recognizable value in the Process ID field.
    Process Name Enter a unique and easily recognizable value in the Process Name field.
    Process Description Enter a unique and easily recognizable value in the Process Description field.
    App Package ID Select the required application package in which the process must be created from the drop-down list.

    Type:

    • Business Process Pipeline
    • Run Pipeline
    • Stream Pipeline
    		 Select the required process type from the Type drop-down list.
    Registered Topics

    Note:

    This functionality is currently not applicable to OFSDF.
    Spark DB Enable the Spark DB option if you are executing the Run for Hive metadata.
    Infodom Select the information domain from the Infodom drop-down list in which the Run Pipeline must be created. The list displays all the infodoms mapped to the applications configured in your OFSAA instance.
    Tag Enter the text that can be used as search keywords or helpful in defining a relationship between two or more Pipelines.
  4. To save the details and launch the Process Flow designing window, click Save & Launch.