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  • 1.  BRS File

    Employee
    Posted 05-03-2016 09:26

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    Originally posted by: abhisek

    I wanted to know what this files are for.

    1. BRS file
    2. BRP file
    3. PROP file
    4. LXA file
    5. Runstate file
    6. Default.in.brs file

    In the deployment what is the importance of this file and where they need to placed?


  • 2.  RE: BRS File

    Employee
    Posted 05-03-2016 11:04

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    Originally posted by: stonysmith

    1. BRS file - BusinessRulesState file - status of every node, as well as links to the temp files used by the node
    2. BRP file - BusinessRulesProperties file - any Graph level parameters are stored here, as well as a link to the BRS file
    3. PROP file - these files are temporary copies of the "code" as the node is being executed.
    4. LXA file - LavastormeXecutionArchive - this contains the BRX, BRG, BRP for your graph and any libraries that it needs. This is the primary file used by the scheduler.
    5. Runstate file - This looks to be the "state" of the ExecutionPlan in the scheduler.
    6. Default.in.brs file - You can supply an (optional) BRS to start the graph with, such that some nodes have already been run. This method can be used to supply a form of a restart facility.

    If you're using the scheduler, all of the files above with the exception of the LXA are written to the folder specified by the system parameter ls.brain.brxdeploymentdir
    The LXA is stored in a secure database.


  • 3.  RE: BRS File

    Employee
    Posted 05-04-2016 08:27

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    Originally posted by: abhisek

    Thanks Stony!