psdi.app.integration (Maximo API)

Interface Summary
Interface	Description
IntegrationServiceRemote	Remote Interface to the IntegrationService object.
MXCollabRefRemote	Remote Interface to the MXCollabRef object.
MXCollabRefSetRemote	Remote Interface to the set of MXCollabRef.
MXCollabRemote	Remote Interface to the MXCollab object.
MXCollabSetRemote	Remote Interface to the set of MXCollab.

Class Summary
Class	Description
FldMXCollabOwner1sysid	Behavior of the owner1sysid field in the MXCollab object.
FldMXCollabOwner2sysid	Behavior of the owner2sysid field in the MXCollab object.
FldMXCollabPCID	Behavior of the PCID field in the MXCollab object.
IntegrationService	The Integration package includes Mbos related to exchanging data with other systems.
MXCollab	Mbo representing an instance of MXCollab.
MXCollabRef	Mbo representing an instance of MXCollabRef.
MXCollabRefSet	Represents the set of MXCollabRef.
MXCollabSet	Represents the set of MXCollab.

Package psdi.app.integration Description

The Integration package includes Mbos related to exchanging data with other systems. This data transfer is accomplished using the MIG utility. When data has been exchanged via the MIG, the systems are identified on the business object, and subsequent updates performed by the business object examine the system identifiers and use the indicators stored on the MXCollab table to determine what kinds of further updates should or should not take place.

Package Specification

The Mbos included in the Integration package are:

MXCollabRef -- Master table defining the process IDs (PCID) used by Integration. Each PCID has a specific use in a particular area of the system (Receiving, Invoicing, and so forth). MXCollabRef includes a brief description of each PCID and identifies which area of the system it pertains to.
MXCollab -- Many tables in the system contain the "Owner System ID" attribute, which identifies the originating source of the data. For example, if an external system adds an Item to this system, the Item record would be flagged with the ID of that external system.
Various processes are responsible for comparing the Owner System IDs of two different tables to determine whether they have the same owner, who has an external owner, and so forth. The action to take depending on the PCID and combination of Owner System IDs is stored in the MXCollab table. The action will be either "normal" processing or special processing. Exactly what constitutes "normal" and special is different for each PCID.