Event activation in Production environments

[Michael Pokraka]

Hi Jim, 
Yes, it is a normal situation.  No, I dont' always like it either. 

But it makes sense: if you disable the linkage, all events are lost. If they
error, at least you have the error log to fall back on to recover any missing
data. 
What really DOES annoy me is that I cannot reset a 'linkage in error', making
'Mark linkages as error' settig completely useless. 

For your requirement - the eventuality that a transport might mung a flow - the
event queue does a nice job of capturing all failed events. Thus you can send a
correction transport and then retrigger all failed flows. 

If you have a specific requirement to manually switch them on & off for a
particular flow, I'd suggest a start condition that is under your control.

Cheers
Mike

--- "Hall, Jim" <Jim.Hall at fortisalberta.com> wrote:
> Hi:
>  
>  We have a situation here, where as Workflow administrator, I have to
> access to activate or deactivate events in our Production environment.
>  
> In your opinion, is this a normal situation.
>  
> I would think that the ability to stop and start flows should be
> available in the event that a transport cripples a particular flow
> causing problems.
>  
> Any ideas would be appreciated.
> 
> Thanks
>  
> 
> Jim Hall 
> Systems Analyst
> Fortis Alberta Inc.
> Information Technology 
>  
> Jim.Hall at fortisalberta.com 
> 
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