1.5.6 General procedure for dynamically or statically setting property values when executing services

By mapping step properties to other step properties or service properties, you can execute processing by assigning the property value. You can also assign a fixed value to an input property.

This process is not limited to existing input properties or output properties. Users can create new properties and map them.

You might use this procedure when:

In processing that increases available memory, you want to be able to specify how much memory to allocate when executing a service (dynamically setting input properties), instead of using a fixed value.
In processing that increases available memory, you want the memory capacity to be fixed at 5 GB each time the service runs (statically setting input properties).

Required knowledge

General procedure

Table 1‒8: General procedure for dynamically or statically setting property values when executing services
Task		Mandatory/optional	Refer to
1	Copy a release service template that you want to edit.	Optional	5.2.1 Procedure for copying service templates
2	Set step properties.	Mandatory	3.6 Setting step properties
3	Set service properties when setting a step property affects service properties.	Optional	4.2 Editing and adding service properties
4	Validate an edited service template^#.	Optional	8. Validating Service Templates
5	Release the completed service template and prepare to create the service.	Mandatory	5.4.2 Procedure for releasing a service template
6	To move the service template from the development environment to another environment, export the service template, and then import it to the destination environment.	Optional	5.5.1 Procedure for exporting service templates, 5.6.1 Procedure for importing service templates
7	Create, edit, and execute the service.	Mandatory	JP1/Automatic Operation Administration Guide Creating services Editing services Executing services

#: If the validation process finds an issue with the service template, repeat tasks 2 to 4 as needed.

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