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− If you enable this feature, the process attribute NORMALISE_CASE_DATA is set to 1 and all existing case data is normalized. Future cases of all procedures are also normalized.
− If you disable the feature, the process attribute NORMALISE_CASE_DATA is set to 0 and existing and future case data is not normalized.
• Setting the process attribute NORMALISE_CASE_DATA using the swadm utility, which is under the SWDIR\util directory (see NORMALISE_CASE_DATA on page 171).
• Using the Case Data Normalization Utility as described in the following section. This utility changes the setting of the normalise_data column on the proc_index table. Using this utility you can normalize case data either:
• Selecting the "Normalise Case Data" check box in the Status tab of the Properties dialog to enable the feature for a specific procedure. This check box is only enabled if NORMALISE_CASE_DATA is set to 1 and the procedure has no cases. For more information, see "Setting and Viewing Status Information" in TIBCO iProcess Modeler Procedure Management.
Before using the Case Data Normalization Utility, ensure that the global process attribute NORMALISE_CASE_DATA is set to 1, using the swadm utility if necessary (see Using SWDIR\util\swadm to Administer Process Attributes). This enables case data normalization and allows you to use the Case Data Normalization Utility.SWDIR\util
• /U indicates that you want to disable case data normalization. Note that disabling case data normalization does not delete the data held in the field_value_N column in the case_data table. New cases of procedures will not use case data normalization and if you are using TIBCO iProcess Objects, new cases will not appear in case data searches.
• /T nnn specifies the number (nnn) of concurrent threads for case data normalization. The default is 10. Use this parameter to improve performance when normalizing large amounts of data.
• /A indicates that existing case data should be normalized for all procedures. The normalise_data column on the proc_index table is set to 1 and new cases of procedures are normalized.
• procedure_list is either the name of a procedure, or a list of procedures separated by white space.
• /F control_file specifies the name of a file that contains procedure names separated by white space.This command enables case data normalization for the procedures listed in the file proclist.txt and converts any existing case data.
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