Perspectium Properties Overview

Used to send messages to Perspectium Integration Mesh to monitor status of the Perspectium for ServiceNow application. 

NOTE: If the Perspectium application cannot connect to the Default Mesh, this values will toggle to true

Specify node to run Perspectium Scheduled Jobs (Warning: Changing from default may affect performance)

NOTE:

• The value "Default" allows your ServiceNow instance choose which node to run scheduled jobs on
• This feature is only available on ServiceNow production instances as developer instances only have one node

com.perspectium.enable_receipts

com.perspectium.outbound.delete_immediately 
(DataSync)

com.perspectium.observer.outbound.delete_immediately 
(Observer)

Deletes messages as soon as they are posted to the Integration Mesh, rather than updating them to sent and letting a different process delete the message. 

 NOTE: This can be used under systems with high volume to limit the different processes going to the Outbound Message tables. 

com.perspectium.replicator.track_shared_records

true/false

com.perspectium.outbound.enable_max

Limits the maximum number of messages in the Outbound Messages table. The maximum number of messages is declared in the com.perspectium.outbound.max_messages property. 

If enabled, when the maximum number of messages is reached , old messages (older than 15 minute) will be deleted. 

Maximum number of outbound messages in the Outbound Messages table. Once this maximum has been reached, no new messages will be placed into the Outbound Messages table until the table has less messages than the max. 

This property is dependent on property com.perspectium.outbound.enable_max being enabled.

3000

com.perspectium.data_cleaner.number_of_batches

To add the sys_id field to a record being shared out when doing a share on a database view and using the Share only selected fields option. By default, the sys_id field is not added since database views do not contain actually sys_id values (instead the sys_id value is an encoded string starting with __ENC).

NOTE:

• You can still add the sys_id column explicitly by adding it as a column using the Add all parent table fields or Add all parent and child table fields options available when using the Share only selected fields option.
• You will want to add at least one of the database view's _sys_id columns if sharing the data out to a database so the record has a unique identifier field. For example, if sharing the incident_metric table, you will want to add at least one or all the inc_sys_id, md_sys_id or mi_sys_id columns using the Add all parent table fields or Add all parent and child table fields options.