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Additions, Classifications and Classes, Keys, Names, Relationships, Security, Remarks
Static data Orders & Transactions
An Event is the result of a transaction order (e.g. STEX) and consists of at least two Event Packets. An Event Packet symbolises different bookings on a Position.
Only one event status can be defined for each workflow status.
Which are the three elements of the Task Engine?
From a user's point of view, a Report is the visualisation of data created by various Avaloq applications. A report task takes this data and organizes it according to a certain layout, which was previously selected by the user., rom a technical point of v
Whereas Orderbook tasks are only used to display data and Report tasks are mainly used to produce client output or user output, program tasks have the purpose to insert, modify or delete data on the Avaloq database. They are all tabs in the Tasks Applicat
Clients of a relationship manager, banks, institutional clients, German clients, employees.
What is Central Services?
Therefore, special technical access rights are required for all of its components., Each user logged into the Avaloq DB (level oracle) is assigned a session with a unique identifier. A S. is a technical connection" to Oracle., – S. are on the Oracle DB"
No answer given here. (Stop stops the BGP after all entries are terminated or timeslot has ended. Kill stops the BGP immediately and kills the corresponding session.)
A BGP is an autonomous process that runs in the background without requiring user interaction. It is a secondary process running concurrently behind the active process appearing on the screen., GPs are defined (parameterised) with the following major attr
– BPG_ORA are implemented in PL/SQL and use the oracle package DBMS_Job. These BGP use the oracle job mechanism to perform their duties in the background., BGP_OS are UNIX shell scripts and executed directly in UNIX in an oracle session (via OCI or JDBC)
Yes. The parameterisation in the source of the BGP defines how many instances on one BGP exist.
Approximately 60 PRCQ are available.
– Execute time consuming calculations or data manipulations (Bulk Order Generation"), Tasks not needed to be executed immediately in the workflow ("Generate Settlement Orders"), Tasks that need to be done regularly ("Standing Orders Generation")."
Yes, but the recommendation of Avaloq is to apply only one BGP to a PRCQ, i.e. to implement a one to many relation between BGP and PRCQ.
Only TOAD is used to directly parameterise the database.
DDIC
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Yes!
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An API contains packages which transfer the OMD meta data into the respective tables. It is advisable to use Avaloq's APIs for two reasons:, The Avaloq API checks the meta data for consistency., The deployment of these APIs is independent of the knowled
No, they are parameterised via OMD sheets or directly via TOAD (although this option should not be exercised).
The Catch All Rule.
Source Types Code Table Data" and "Code Table Definition""
Source Type Background Process""
Source Type Application""
Because its compiler may not support an Override.
Look up the public and private ID range in the Table Definition of that Code Table.
The Avaloq Instance
No, the Avaloq Client connects itself to an Avaloq instance.
Components are like folders, they are organisational aggregation of sources.
A source version belongs to a change that belongs to a component.
There are four granted users permitted at one time.
No. We need to open a new change to modify the sources (to create new source versions).
When we create a change we indicate the database via the field Compilation DB"."
We cannot create a new source without creating a new change. (But as well it's possible to view a source without opening a change!)
Yes, we can. We do it via Gsearch.
False – The source is stored in the ENV database.