Automatic Syndication

[Former Member]

Hello,

I am using SQL server and trying to configure Automatic syndication.

Although Manual syndiacation by opening Syndicator client is goin on , but i want to automate so that XML file generated should come to outbound folder of MDM

I uploaded XML schema in Console

I used standard syndication map and also updated same map in MDM console. and turn process from manual to automatic. Still XML files are not coming in outbound folder.

I was finding out where i m doing mistake. Or which step i m missing

Please guide me step by step procedure to set up Automatic syndication process .

i would be very thankful

Thanks & regards

Himanshu Nijhawan

[former_member205403 · Accepted solution]

Hi Himanshu,

Please Check following things :

<b>1--></b> For automatic syndication, MDM syndication server service must be running.

<b>2--></b> you have defined the Processing Type Property in the outbound port as "automatic".

<b>3--></b> You have defined the format of output file as "XML schema" and specified the XML schema name while creating port.

For Automatic syndication Steps are as follows:

<b>1--></b> Create a syndication map.(If u want to use any standard map then this step can be excluded.)

<b>2></b> Open MDM console and select the ‘ports’ table (Repository <b>></b> Admin<b>--></b>ports). Add a new port here.

<b>3--></b> Define the type of port as outbound and specify client system name.

<b>4--></b> Define the saved syndication map name using which syndication server will syndicate the master data to the outbound port.

<b>5--></b> Define the format of output file. We can select one from fixed text, delimited text, access, excel, xml, xml schema as output file format.

<b>6--></b> At last define the type of processing for syndication server. It can be manual or automatic, But for automatic syndication it should be manual. After this, save the port and start the syndication server service. This will start syndication of records as selected by the syndication map on the port.

Hope this will help you. Revert back to me for further queries.

Thanks,

<b>Shiv</b>

[Former Member]

thanks