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Create Data Process

To create a data process or a data pipeline definition with (or without) logic.

Create a Data Process

You can create a data process without any logic. Logic can be added later by editing the data process.

However, for a data process to be executable, it must have at least one generic logic and one aggregator logic.

  1. In LOC Studio, go to Data ProcessExplorer.
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  1. Select a scenario and click Create Data Process on the top right, or right-click a scenario and select the same option.
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  1. Fill in the fields in the data process creation window.
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New Data Process Fields
FieldRequired?Description
Data Process NameYesData process name (up to 128 characters)
DescriptionNoData process description
Execution TimeoutYesTimeout limit for LOC to wait for a task result (default 180 seconds)
Data Process TagNoData process tags for searching and filtering
Linked LogicsNoLinked generic and aggregator logic
  1. Proceed to add logic to the data process, or click Create on the bottom of the creation window to create the data process with logic right away.

Add Logic to a Data Process

Any built logic can be linked into a data process. A data process should have at least one generic logic and only one aggregator logic.

  1. In the data process creation window, click Add Generic Logic or Add Aggregator Logic on the lower half to enter the logic inspector.

  2. In the logic inspector, select a logic.

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  1. Select a revision of the logic and confirm the source code by clicking Logic Source Code near the bottom.
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  1. Add the logic by clicking Add. You can also change the revisions of a logic or unlink it.
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For adding agent configuration to a logic in the data process, see Agent Configuration.

  1. After done, click Create on the bottom of the data process creation window.

  2. The data process is now "deployed" and ready to go. Here's an example of what would a properly created data process look like:

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