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12.4.2 Setting Up Direct-Connect Processing
In direct-connect processing, workstations are connected directly to servers that can
store data and process logic. For performance reasons, distribute the data and logic in
a manner that reduces network traffic and unnecessary input and output on the server.
Before performing the tasks in this section, you will need to have all workstations
connected directly to servers.
12.4.2.1 Setting Up Direct-Connect Processing
The process overview for setting up direct-connect processing is as follows:
Create a production environment and verify that the new environment uses a
production path code.
Determine the name of the master business functions that you should map to the
server, if applicable.
Modify the Object Configuration Manager mappings for the new environment.
12.4.3 Setting Up Object Mapping for Direct-Connect Environments
This section lists the prerequisites and discusses how to set up a master data
administration environment.
Before performing the tasks in this section, you will need to:
Locating Master Business Functions
In a direct-connect environment, you need to identify the master business functions so
that you can map them to a server.
12.4.3.1 Setting Up Master Data Administration Environment
Depending on the configuration, you might require multiple direct-connect
environments. For example, to support multi-tiered configurations you might need an
environment that maps all application processing to one server and all data to a
corporate server.
The data administrator uses the Master Data Administration environment to maintain
the published tables in the central location.
To set up a Master Data Administration environment:
Map all table objects to a business data source on the server.
Map user defined codes and menus to a control table data source on the server.
The control data contains the published set of user defined codes.
Map system tables to the system data source.
Map Object Librarian tables to the Object Librarian data source.
Map data dictionary tables to the data dictionary data source.
Map batch applications to the server.
See Also:
Adding an Environment
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Working with Object Configuration Manager
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