System category — Static Assembler page
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Access the Static Assembler landing page by selecting the >Assembly > Static Assembler menu item.
The Static Assembler allows you to pre-assemble and cache the rules of an application. Such pre-assembly is optional, but improves the response time for interactive users after system startup, especially after new RuleSet versions are imported into a system, many rules have changed, or user profiles have changed to allow new or different RuleSet versions.
To assemble an application, select the application from the list available in the Application Name drop-down control.
Click Start Assembly to begin processing. The page changes to show progress. Processing may take several minutes or more, depending on the size of the application and other system demands.
Click Stop Assembly if you want to abandon this process. No assembled rules are retained.
The history display summarizes past use of this facility.
Field |
Description |
Application | Application name. |
Assembled at Time | Date and time assembly was starts |
Rules Assembled | Count of rules successfully assembled. |
Rules Skipped | Count of rules not eligible or not requiring rules assembly. |
Total Rules | Count of rules in the application. |
Status | Status |
Download Logs | Click to download a ZIP file containing more detail. |
This facility is available to those users who hold the Pega-Landing.pxStaticAssemblyControl privilege.
The results of this processing depends on whether your own requestor session uses the Application-Based Assembly (ABA) mode or the older rules assembly mode to find assembled rules. In turn, your mode is determined by the prconfig setting fua/assemblyCacheMode that controls ABA operations for your node and the value of the Revert to previous generation caching check box on the Settings tab of your access group. If your mode changes, you should re-run the static assembler. See Understanding Application-Based Assembly mode.
The following types of rules are evaluated by the Static Assembler for pre-assembly:
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Other rule types, such as Application, Class, RuleSet, RuleSet Version, List, Property, Application Specification, Binary File, Work Parties, Product, etc., are not considered for the assembly process.