In the SOI_HOME/ServiceDiscovery directory, you can find the conectivityContext.xml file which contains connector configuration. The file contains three bean definitions:
Specifies connectivity to Catalyst’s Persistent Store database. You can specify driver, URL, database user name, and encrypted password.
Specifies connectivity to the CA SOI database, which is usually the same as the Persistent Store DB. You can specify driver, URL, database user name, and encrypted password.
Specifies how the disabled policies are treated. It set to true, then service discovery deletes all relationships that have been created by the disabled policies so far (while they were enabled). If set to true, discovered relationships are not deleted, but new relationships based on the disabled policies are created.
Specifies the frequency of executing each evaluation algorithm. The 'tick' unit is equal to 5 seconds, thus tick count 6 means 30 seconds.
Frequency for Dynamic Service policy evaluation. This parameter evaluates only recently added CIs (uses timestamps).
Frequency for Unmanaged Relationship policies evaluation. This parameter evaluates only recently added CIs (uses timestamps).
Frequency for Automatic Relationship policies evaluation. This parameter evaluates only recently added CIs (uses timestamps).
This value is 0 by default, because inMemory evaluation of the automatic relationship is the default algorithm. This option make sense if you have SQL Server 2005 or older where inMemory evaluator cannot operate.
Frequency for Automatic Relationship policies evaluation. This is a new, faster evaluator, which requires SQL Server 2008 or newer.
Frequency for reevaluating existing relationships created by Service Discovery. Deletes already created service discovery relationships which do not match any of the policy.
Frequency for looking for service discovery projections in the notebooks which are not used by any service discovery relationship.
Frequency for Automatic Relationship policies evaluation when a timestamp is not used. It is actually a reset of the evaluation of the automatic relationships.
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