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Chapter 3 Getting Started Using the Automation Pack
Managing Extended Target Properties
Managing Extended Target Properties
The Incident Analysis for SAP processes use extended target properties to override certain variable
properties assigned to targets. For example, extended target properties can be used to specify a different
target when certain conditions occur.
properties assigned to targets. For example, extended target properties can be used to specify a different
target when certain conditions occur.
This section provides information on configuring extended target properties.
Accessing Extended Target Properties
The extended target properties that ship with the Incident Analysis for SAP automation pack can be
accessed from the Definitions—Extended Target Properties view.
accessed from the Definitions—Extended Target Properties view.
Step 1
On the Console, select the Definitions workspace and click Extended Target Properties in the
navigation pane. By default, all the properties display in the Extended Target Properties pane.
navigation pane. By default, all the properties display in the Extended Target Properties pane.
Figure 3-11
Definitions—Extended Target Properties View
The following information about the extended target properties displays by default:
Column
Description
Display Name
Name of the target property.
Description
Text description of the target property.
Value
Value assigned to the target property.
Data Type
Type of value being used for the target property
(Boolean, Encrypted String, Identity, Numeric, String,
Table).
(Boolean, Encrypted String, Identity, Numeric, String,
Table).
Automation Pack
Name of the automation pack that provides the target
property.
property.
Customizable
Indicates the customization setting for the target
property in the automation pack.
property in the automation pack.