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#--------------------------------------------------------------------
# Custom Properties – Beginning
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
# Place all changes, new properties, and custom properties here.
# This section will be used during GC3 Upgrades
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
and before:
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
# Custom Properties – End
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
This ensures property macros and multi-valued properties that you may need have been declared
before your custom changes are processed.
Similarly, when adding, removing or modifying properties in the application server's glog.properties
file, make all non-workflow changes after the section starting with:
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
# Custom Properties – Beginning
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
# Place all changes, new properties, and custom properties here.
# This section will be used during GC3 Upgrades
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
and before:
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
# Custom Properties – End
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
Changes to workflow thread counts must be made in a section below the Custom Properties section to
ensure they override previously declared thread counts. Make these changes after the section starting
with:
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
# Custom Thread Properties – Beginning
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
# Place all thread changes and properties here.
# This section will be used during GC3 Upgrades
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
# This directive allows for the use of Property Set
APP_WORKFLOW_THREADING to manage
# workflow groups and their thread counts. This property set is stored
in the
# OTM database and is accessible through the Property Set manager
within OTM.
# Comment this out to disable this data-driven property set.
and before:
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# Custom Thread Properties – End
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
Property Sets
Most properties used by Oracle Transportation Management can be customized using Property Sets,
instead of property files. A property set is a collection of property instructions residing in the database
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