WhatIfAnalysisScopeFilters.xml

type name-whatifanalysisscopefilters.xml

You can configure this xml to enable cross client analysis for What-if or requests. As an example, the configurable settings for a request is documented in this section. Follow the same method to enable the cross client analysis for a What-if.

To enable the cross client analysis for the responsibility assignment request for Oracle:

  1. Locate the node <type name=“ORCLAI_RespAssignment”>.
  2. Configure the xml as :
XML file name and path [InstallPath]\BizRightsPresentation\xml\WhatIfAnalysisScopeFilters.xml
Nodes

<Option value=“true”displayname=“Perform Cross Client Analysis”/>

<Option value=“false”displayname=“Do not Perform Cross Client Analysis”>false</Option>
Configuration setting
  • In the first node, <Option value=“true”displayname=“Perform Cross Client Analysis”/>, replace “/>” with the closing tag ">true</Option>".
  • In the second node, <Option value=“false”displayname=“Do not Perform Cross Client Analysis”>false</Option>, replace the closing tag">false</Option>" with “/>”.
Note: To perform the cross client analysis by using connections associated to Rule books, you must use this node:
  • In node <Option value="true" displayname="Restrict Cross Client to Rulebook Connections"></Option> set value to true
  • <Option value="false" displayname="Do not Restrict Cross Client to Rulebook Connections">false</Option> remove value false

This will ensure that violations are generated as a result of cross client analysis.
Default The default value is set to false.
Note: To create Responsibility Assignment request for Oracle, locate the <type name=“ORCLAI_RespAssignment”> node and configure the xml as mentioned above.