Connecting the System Database
The system database schema stores data required for the operation of Cadenza. This consolidated approach was introduced in Cadenza 10.5 and is the recommended setup for new installations.
Configuration and Requirements
The following requirements must be met:
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A database schema must be prepared as a system database schema. Information on preparing database schemas
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The
systemDbelement in the core config must be configured.
When the systemDb setting is configured, the individual database configs (configurationdatabase, userpreferences, and jobs) must NOT be configured. These settings are mutually exclusive.
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Job Scheduler Configuration
The connected authenticators serve as sources for the addressees of the automatically sent emails. The combined use of several sources is possible - supported authenticators are: LDAP user management and Open ID Connect (OIDC) as well as XML user management for test purposes. When connecting multiple authenticators, the following applies: To display the list of users or to determine the e-mail address of a user for sending, Cadenza goes through all authenticators in the configured order and uses the first matching entry found.
| When using Single Sign-on (SSO), event-driven sending of emails is currently not supported. If this functionality is required, please contact us. |
Optional Configuration
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The Job Scheduler instance regularly checks every minute whether a new job needs to be created and the Cadenza instances regularly check every minute whether executable jobs are available. The interval for these checks can be customized.
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An idle thread is automatically terminated after one day. This period can be customized.
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Cadenza regularly runs a cleanup job every 24 hours to clean up the transient and orphaned elements of a repository in the Cadenza Data Store (CDS). The interval for running the cleanup job can be customized.