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Recommended reading material
As we do not aim to repeat ourselves, it is highly recommended to read (or at least carefully scan) the following pages first:
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About cases, registers, processes To know the difference between a case and a register: Identifying business functions, cases and registers (Identifying business functions, cases and registers) To know why we use an aggregate for a case: Designing cases using aggregates (Designing cases using aggregates) More on the processes within a dynamic case: Designing dynamic processes (Designing dynamic processes) About default persistency and aggregates Persistency management guide (Persistency Management guide) About Reporting and BAM Reporting and sharing data with other systems (Reporting and sharing data with other systems) Business Activity Monitoring (chapter Business activity monitoring in Reporting and sharing data with other systems) |
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About default persistency and aggregates Persistency management guide (Persistency Management guide) | bgColor | lightgreyAbout web services Web services guide (Web Services guide) About traceability Tracing aggregates (Aggregate Traceability) Tracing processes (Process Traceability) Tracing decisions (Decision Requirements Graph (DRG) in runtime) Tracing API calls (REST API) How to use the traceability engine (How to use the traceability engine) Trace database (Trace DAO plugin) |
Definition
Data management is a container term, used to combine many types of stores that have some sort of information or data.
To manage data properly, Blueriq has a lot of stores:
- Case store: Containing cases, with the goal to make them accessible for multiple users, activities etc.
- Process store: Containing data that is used by Blueriq to steer a process
- Data store: Containing data that is indigenous to the application
- Trace stores: The trace of everything that "happened" when running the Blueriq application
- Comments store: Containing comments provided by menas of a comments container are stored
- Report store: Containing excerpts of the profile used by e.g. a datawarehouse
- File stores: Containing files or documents that are uploaded into a Blueriq application
- Other stores: Containing data that is owned by the customer (system of records) or a third party
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