You can use variables to create custom email notifications or modify existing email notifications in the Email Notification Options window. The email notifications tell you whether an event is successful, completed, or failed. Out of the box, Trillium can notify repository users about the event status for
- Business Rule events
- Export of List View rows
- Data Import (load) jobs
This table describes all the variables available in the Email Options Builder window that you use to customize or create email notifications.
Variables | Description |
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@EXPRESSION | Expression used in the business rule. |
@PASSSING_FRACTION | Percentage of rows that passed the rule. |
@_EDITED_DATE | Date at which the business rule was modified (different from the date it was created). |
@EDITED_BY | User who modified the rule. |
@_CREATED_DATE | Date at which the business rule was created. |
@CREATED_BY | User who created the business rule. |
@THRESHOLD_PERCENT | Threshold percentage defined in the rule. A passing fraction equal to or above the threshold is necessary for a rule to pass. |
@NAME | Name of the business rule. |
@DESCRIPTION | Description of the business rule. |
@FAIL_COUNT | Number of rows that failed when you ran the business rule. |
@RESULT | The result of running the business rule – either pass or fail. |
@CHECK | True if the rule is enabled, false otherwise. |
@ENTITY_NAME | Name of the entity in which the rule is contained (valid for EBR only). |
@ATTRIBUTE_NAME | Name of the attribute in which the rule is contained (valid for ABR only). |
@FIRST_ERROR | Error message for the first failing row. |
@TEST_TYPE | For attribute rules, this shows the transformation type being tested against. For example mask/soundex/pattern etc. |
@THRESHOLD_TYPE | Threshold percentage set can be for the type rows or for the type values (valid ABRs only). |
@LIBRARY | The associated library containing the rule. |
@INHERITING | Whether the rule has been inherited from the library or not. |
%ROW_COUNT% | Number of rows loaded in a successful job (or failed to load in if an error occurs). |
%JOB_ERROR% | Unique ID that identifies an error when processing a job |
%JOB_ID% | Unique ID that identifies a job. |
%JOB_CREATE_USER% | User who creates a job. |
%JOB_TYPE% | Type of job – for example: create data source, export etc. |
%JOB_METABASE% | Repository which has the entity, business rule or project etc you are processing. |
%JOB_ENTITY_ID% | Unique ID of the entity you are processing. |
%JOB_STATE% | State of the job you are processing. |
%JOB_MODIFIED_TIME% | Time when you modified the job. |
%JOB_SCHEDULED_TIME% | Time when the job is scheduled to run. |
%JOB_START_USER% | User who ran the job. |
%JOB_CREATE_TIME% | Time when the job was created. |
%JOB_PRIORITY% | Priority of the job. |
%JOB_NAME% | Name of the job (you can customize the job name or keep the default name). |
%JOB_WEIGHT% | The job weight for business rule jobs executed in the scheduler. |
%JOB_MODIFIED_USER% | User who modified and then ran the job. |