Guide to Using Data Activator with Sample Data

Step 1: Create a sample reflex

From the Fabric homepage, select a workspace with a Fabric capacity. Select the Data Activator experience then select?Reflex sample?to create a reflex that is prepopulated with sample events and objects.

Step 2: Explore the package events in data mode

In this step we explore data mode.

1.In the newly created reflex, select on the data tab, then select the Package in Transit events stream.

These events show the real-time status of packages that are in the process of being delivered by a logistics company.

Look at the incoming events and note the columns on the events. The PackageId column uniquely identifies the Packages; this is the ID column that we use to assign the Package events to Package objects.

Select on the other two event streams. These come from different sources in the logistics company, but they're also about packages. They also have a Package ID column.

Step 3: Explore the Package object in design mode

Now we explore design mode.

1. Select the?Design?tab at the bottom of the screen to enter design mode.
2. In the left navigation pane, look at the?Events?section of the Package object. All three event streams from data mode are linked to the package object. This enables you to create triggers about packages that use data from any of the three event streams.
3. Select the trigger called?Medicine package too warm. Observe how it works:

a.?? It selects the?Temperature?column from the?Package in Transit?events

b.?It detects the Temperature becoming greater than 50, but only if the?Special Care?column equals?Medicine

c.??It sends an email if the condition is true

1. Look at the other triggers to learn how they work. Look at the other triggers to learn how they work as show below in screenshot.

Step 4: Start the?medicine package too warm?trigger

Now that you have familiarized yourself with the packages events and objects, you're ready to start a trigger.

1.??? Select the?medicine too warm?trigger

2.??? Review the?Act?step, which sends an email. Make sure that the email address on the trigger is your email address. Alter the subject and message fields to your liking.

3. Select?Send me a test alert. You'll receive a test email (it might take a minute or two to arrive). Make sure it looks the way you expect.

4. In the ribbon, select?Start. This causes the trigger to email you whenever a medicine package is too warm. The trigger should fire several times every hour. (You might have to wait 10 minutes or so for it to fire.)

5. Later, you can turn off the trigger using the?Stop?button.

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