In the attached screenshot that service definition type is something other than SRm, but when I try to create new it always show SRMScrrenshot.PNG. So in the existing picture I don't know how this type was et and where?
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Hi Apurva,
Can you describe the use case where you would need to set a different Service Definition type?
Those cannot be changed, as they are internal values exclusively for use in Resource Scheduling and Resource Orchestration SRM use cases | DataMiner Docs.
Hi Jorge,
No I dont want to change actually, as in service definition whenever I go to add I can add only for the type as SRM, so in my screenshot there is one with type as Resource Scheduling, so want to understand where that might have come as when I add new one there is no way to select the Type it comes always as SRM.
That was created internally when installing Resource Scheduling package.
So that means the Service Definition was created when Resource Scheduling package is installed?
Can’t we have anything else say Infrastructure Monitoring?
and if its created internally I want to understand from my low code application as to how when a booking is created it uses this Jobs.Default not the other
1) Yes that was created when installing that package.
2) No, that field contain a set of pre-defined values that are used based on the type of application. But all are set internally when installing those applications.
3) From the booking you have the information of which Service Definition it was created, think you can use that information.
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