Post-Deployment Procedures

V9.x

Configure all existing Email Listener activities to work with new tables (optional)

After you deploy Cora SeQuence V9.5, the new Email Listener activities use the new system tables tblEmailListenerMessages and tblEmailListenerMessagesAttachments, and the existing Email Listener activities continue to use their UACT tables. You can run the Email Listener post deployment script to configure all existing Email Listener activities to work with new tables. This improves performance, maintenance, and data usage in your workflows.

Service configuration

After you deploy Cora SeQuence V9.0 for the first time, you need to set up the Active Directory Synchronization Service and add the Windows service user to your organization's list of employees.

Configure Active Directory Synchronization Service (ADSS)

For information on how to configure ADSS, see this article. 

Add the Windows service user to the Employees table 

To enable Background Runtime Service (BRS) functionality, such as sending emails and automatic link redirections, the Windows service user needs to be part of your organization's employee list. 

You can set up a new user or use one of the existing Windows built-in accounts. If you use one of the built-in accounts, when you set up the Cora SeQuence user, enter the following parameters:

The Job Execution Service (JES) also needs to be a valid user in your organization's employee list. 

It is recommended that BRS and JES use the same user account.

Procedure

1. Open the Administration site.
2. Go to Administration > Organization Settings > Employees.
3. Click Add new record.
4. Fill in the user details as shown in the following example:

5. Click Add.

Configure the siteURL parameter in the BRS config file

After you deploy Cora SeQuence, you need to configure the siteURL in the emailSenderThread as follows:

https://<domain name>/_layouts/

File name: PNMsoft.Sequence.BRS.exe.config

Default location: C:\Program Files\Genpact Digital\Cora SeQuence\Background Runtime Service 1

For more details, see Configure Background Runtime Service (BRS)

Set up the SQL server service broker cleanup service 

After you deploy Cora SeQuence, you need to set the cleanup attribute to true in the Administration web.config file as follows:

<add type="PNMsoft.Sequence.MessageBus.SqlServiceBroker.SqlServiceBrokerCleanupService, PNMsoft.Sequence.MessageBus.SqlServiceBroker, Version=9.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=0a1a1b90c1c5dca1" cleanup="true"/>