Business console settings
Decision Artifacts Tab setting
Use this setting to display the number of artifacts in each project in the Decision Artifacts tab.
| Setting | Use |
|---|---|
| Show number of artifacts in Decision Artifacts tree (might impact performance) | Displays the number of artifacts in each project in the Decision Artifacts tab. |
Decision Tables setting
Select the type of row ordering that is done by default. This behavior applies to newly created tables. It does not apply to old tables or copies of tables.
| Setting | Use |
|---|---|
| Default row ordering for decision tables | Select either automatic row ordering, which organizes a decision table by grouping rows that share condition values, or manual row ordering, which organizes rows into partitioned groups. |
Session Timeout settings
Set the amount of time for session timeouts and warning displays. This feature is available for only the rule artifacts: action rules, decision tables, functions, and technical rules.
| Setting | Use |
|---|---|
| Maximum time of session inactivity (minutes) | Enter the maximum time of inactivity before the session times out. Clicking Reset clears the setting and the value of the application server is used. |
| Delay for timeout warning (minutes) | Enter the delay for displaying the warning message for the session timeout. Set the delay time to less than the maximum time of inactivity before the session times out. If left undefined, default value is one third of the max inactive interval. |
| Save open rule artifact before timeout | Specify whether to save automatically a new version of the currently edited rule artifact (action rule, decision table, function or technical rule) before a session timeout occurs. |
The Business console automatically logs out the user when a session is inactive for a certain
amount of time. The timeout applies to the Business console and not HTTP activity. The timeout does
not occur when the Business console is in use, even when no HTTP request is sent to the server. The
amount of inactivity time is defined by the maxInactiveInterval parameter of the
HTTP session on the server. By default, this parameter is defined in the application server.
To use the timeout settings, if you set Maximum time of session inactivity to 30 min and Delay for timeout warning to 10 minutes, a warning message is displayed after 20 minutes of inactivity, or 10 minutes before the timeout.
When the timeout warning is displayed, it offers two options:
- Continue: Click to resume your work, and reset the timeout to 30 minutes.
- Disconnect: Click to log out of the current session. Any unsaved work is lost.
If no option is used, the dialog stays open until the timeout occurs. Then, if the Save open rule artifact before timeout setting is on, a new version of the currently open artifact is saved if it has been modified. The new version also gets a predefined comment: This version has been automatically created before a session timeout. Automatic saving occurs two minutes before the session expires to ensure enough time for the operation. For this operation, the warning dialog opens two minutes before the timeout by default.
Default grid columns setting
You can set default grid columns for all the users. Individual users can then customize the grid columns for themselves through their profile settings.
| Setting | Use |
|---|---|
| Default grid columns setting | Use this setting to define the default grid columns that are displayed for all the users in the Decisions Artifacts and Query Results tables. Users can override this setting in the Profile dialog, where they can apply their individual preferences for the grid columns. |