Wednesday, November 25, 2015

Remove SFG Partner Profile (Hard Delete if SFG removal fails)

There was bug in SFG (old versions) where it leaves some orphan entries in DB when you try to remove the trading partner from SFG UI. To solve the problem here are steps to do hard delete of partner profile.

Attempt to delete from SFG in regular way and then remove from Dashboard --> Trading Partner (All Contracts, Document Exchange, Profile, Routing Channels, Mailbox Virtual Roots if any etc.)

Make sure the following table should not return any entry for Trading Partner, If it returns then remove the entry manually...

This example Partner Name is : EDI

select 'YFS_USER' from YFS_USER where UPPER(USERNAME) like '%EDI%'  UNION
select 'YFS_ORGANIZATION' from YFS_ORGANIZATION where UPPER(ORGANIZATION_KEY) like '%EDI%'  UNION
select 'MBX_ACTION'  from MBX_ACTION where UPPER(USER_ID) like '%EDI%'  UNION
select 'MBX_MAILBOX'  from MBX_MAILBOX where UPPER(PATH) like '%EDI%'  UNION
select 'SCI_CONTRACT' from SCI_CONTRACT where UPPER(OBJECT_NAME) like '%EDI%'  UNION
select 'SCI_DOC_EXCHANGE' from SCI_DOC_EXCHANGE where UPPER(OBJECT_NAME) like '%EDI%'  UNION
select 'SCI_ENTITY'  from SCI_ENTITY where UPPER(OBJECT_NAME) like '%EDI%'  UNION
select 'SCI_PACKAGING'  from SCI_PACKAGING where UPPER(OBJECT_NAME) like '%EDI%'  UNION
select 'SCI_PROFILE' from SCI_PROFILE where UPPER(OBJECT_NAME) like '%EDI%'  UNION
select 'SCI_TRANSPORT' from SCI_TRANSPORT where UPPER(OBJECT_NAME) like '%EDI%'  UNION
select 'SCI_CODE_USR_XREF'  from SCI_CODE_USR_XREF where UPPER(USER_ID) = 'EDI%';

select * from YFS_USER where UPPER(USERNAME) = 'EDI';
select * from YFS_ORGANIZATION where UPPER(ORGANIZATION_KEY) = 'EDI';
select * from MBX_ACTION where UPPER(USER_ID) = 'EDI';
select * from MBX_MAILBOX where UPPER(PATH) = 'EDI';
select * from SCI_CONTRACT where UPPER(OBJECT_NAME) ='EDI';
select * from SCI_DOC_EXCHANGE where UPPER(OBJECT_NAME) = 'EDI';
select *  from SCI_ENTITY where UPPER(OBJECT_NAME) = 'EDI'; 
select *  from SCI_PACKAGING where UPPER(OBJECT_NAME) = 'EDI';
select * from SCI_PROFILE where UPPER(OBJECT_NAME) = 'EDI';
select * from SCI_TRANSPORT where UPPER(OBJECT_NAME) = 'EDI';
select * from SCI_CODE_USR_XREF where UPPER(USER_ID) = 'EDI';

--finally delete (be careful) --
DELETE from YFS_USER where UPPER(USERNAME) = 'EDI';
DELETE from YFS_ORGANIZATION where UPPER(ORGANIZATION_KEY) = 'EDI';

Jayaprakash Narayan | Talks at Google

Friday, November 20, 2015

Enterprise Integration Techniques - Notes

Integration Patterns:
   Enterprise Integration Patterns

   Self Managing
 
   Minimize the dependency between components.
 
   John Prosul Robust principle
 
   Be liberal with what you receive and be specific with what you send out.
 
   Always support previous versions (Backward compatibility). It's always hard to support backward compatibility but it's matter of discipline.
 
   Software is craft not a science.
 
   Be wise on Technical Decision vs Business Decision.
 
   InfoQ.com
 
   gotoconferences

   Twitter University

   Emerging Techologies for Enterprise (Conference hosted in Philly)
 
   Agile Stuff
 
   hackernews.com (YCombinator)
 
   HighScalability.com
 
   Netflix Engineering
 
   Thoughtworks Tech Radar
 
   Micro Services (Sam Newman)