Replication Routes

Setup


From ver. 2016.5, we introduce you to a new data group that will allow you to set up replication of personal data between necessary sites only.

This will help to avoid generating traffic to the sites, where information concerning a person may not be needed or used.

Before starting work with the Replication Routes data group, you should set up all available Routes under General Codes > Replication Routes.

This is the standard general codes setup, where you can additionally define which vessels from your organization structure will belong to which route.

Click button to add a new replication route code:



Enter Code and Name (description).

Sort defines the routes codes appearance in the drop-down when creating a record for a crew member in Replication Routes Datagroup ('0' means the very first). 

Is Passive, set to make this route unavailable.

Then you should select which vessels will belong to this route.
Select the vessels in the Available part and click the button, they will appear in the Selected part.
To move a vessel back: select it in the Selected part and click the button.

Click OK to save the code.



You can also define various Replication Routes Views to visually split Routes.

You can do it in General Codes > Replication Routes > Replication Route View.

Click the button to add a new view:



  1.  Code is a unique Adonis code for this view.
    Text is the descriptive name of this view (it is what users will see).
    Sort is sorting of the view. The views with the smallest number will be shown first, the ones with the biggest number will be shown last.

    '0' means the very first.

    Security code. Leave it blank if this view needs to be seen by every user. Input a digit there if you want to set different access for different users to this view.

    If you add Security Code, this view code appears in Adonis Control Centre and an administrator can set (Write, Read, or None) access to it for different user levels. ACC > General Codes > Replication Routes > Replication Route Views:



    Include groups. Here you define what replication routes codes will be included in the view. You can input groups separated by coma as well (e.g. 12,14,90).

    0-999 means that all the replication routes codes with sorting between 0 and 999 will be included in the view.

    If nothing is defined in the Include Groups field, all codes will be shown in the view.


  2. In View Grid/Columns Definition section, you specify what columns will be shown in the view.

    Click

     at the bottom and select the column you would like to see in this view.
    Click

     to remove the unneeded column.
    Click OK to save the view.

    If no views are defined, there will be the default Overview view on the data group page.



Functionality


Click the icon on the Data groups Ribbons to open the data group.


To have access to this data group you should have corresponding rights set for routine 1029 Replication Routes in ACC.


For any person, you can define which replication route is applied and define its Start Date. 

Click button to add a route for the selected person. Replication Route Details window appears:



Select Route Code from the drop-down list (all codes should be created beforehand in General Codes, see Setup section).

Set Date From.

 It is not possible to define a new route with Date From earlier than for a route already existing (a warning will prevent such a situation).

The newly added route will set the Date To for the previous existing route, as only one route can be used on the same date.


Click OK to save the record.

Common Entry tool

If several crew profiles should be linked to the same Route with the same Date From, you can tag those crew in a Crew List view and use Tools > Common Entry > Replication Routes: