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Silently applying a profile to an unmapped resource or resource not part of a booking

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See also: Manipulating unlinked resources

It is possible to apply a profile when it is assigned unmapped to a booking. In the LSO script, an unmapped resource can be selected from a booking to then apply the profile instance or the state profile instance to a resource. A method is also available to apply the combination of both profile instance and state profile instance.

In an LSO script, the unmapped resource can be selected using the SrmBookingConfiguration:

// Select the unmapped resource, assigned to the booking, by its ID
var unmappedResource = srmBookingConfig.GetUnmappedResource(unmappedResourceId);
unmappedResource.ApplyProfile("APPLY");
unmappedResource.ApplyServiceActionProfile("START", "APPLY");

// Select all unmapped resources, assigned to the booking
var unmappedResources = srmBookingConfig.GetUnmappedResources();
 
// Select all mapped and unmapped resources, assigned to the booking
var resources = srmBookingConfig.GetResourcesToOrchestrate();

Applying the combined configuration and state profile instance

The following method allows you to apply both the configuration and state profile instance to an unmapped resource:

// Select the unmapped resource, assigned to the booking, by its ID
var unmappedResource = srmBookingConfig.GetUnmappedResource(unmappedResourceId);
// Apply the values of the START State Profile Instance.
// If either is unavailable, apply the value available in the Profile Instance.
unmappedResource.ApplyCombinedProfile("START", "APPLY");

The extension method Skyline.DataMiner.Library.Resource.ResourceExtensionMethods.GetOrchestrationHelper allows you to apply a profile instance, a state profile instance, or both combined to a resource that is not part of a booking.

using Skyline.DataMiner.Library.Resource;
// ...
// Select the unmapped resource, assigned to the booking, by its ID
var orchestrationHelper = resource.GetOrchestrationHelper(
    engine,
    profileInstanceId,
    new Dictionary<int, Guid> { { interfaceId, interfaceProfileInstanceId } });

orchestrationHelper.ApplyProfile("APPLY");
orchestrationHelper.ApplyServiceActionProfile("START", "APPLY");
orchestrationHelper.ApplyCombinedProfile("START", "APPLY");
Note

To assess if the orchestration went as expected, the actions can be logged. From SRM version 1.2.18 onwards, GetOrchestrationHelper also has an overload that takes the Booking Manager as an argument. The helper will then create a log file (in the format Resource_[Resource ID]_[Orchestration time].html) in the location specified in the Booking Manager.

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