
Thanks Amine for creating post and sharing the detailed process.
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Anil
In some upgrade process, users want getting violations on new quality rules but without impacting the health factors. At least not right away, the user prefer learn about the new added violation before accepting the change that can be apported to the Health factor.
The solution is to put the weight of the qualty rules to zero. We can do so from CMS, but there is 2 raisons to think about alternative solutions:
1. Depending to the number of applications and the panel of technologies involved in this applicaions, we can have lot of quality rules on which we will apply this process!
2. What if we want to go back to the original assesmenet model? Its more safe to have the original assesement model and the customized one
For that we suggest you the following methode:
1. Alter the weight of the metric type trees of all the quality rules in question, for example on a on a single quality rule we will run the following on the central schema:
UPDATE
dss_metric_type_trees
SET aggregate_weight = <New weight > -- 0 For example
WHERE metric_id = <Metric id value> --1101016 For example
2. Import the assesment model from the central schema, this action will ensure us to preserve the original assesement model as well as the customyzed one
3. Compute the snapshot
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Thanks Amine for creating post and sharing the detailed process.
Thanks
Anil
You welcome Anil!
I need to mention that this trick should be applied on only Qualityt rules, this cannot be applicable on Heth Factor, Technical criteria, Distribution and measures. This may corrupt the assessment model.
Note that If you alter the whight to zero, then its required to alter the quality rule to not critical. In fact a weight of 0 for a critical rule does not exclude the rule for calculating the TC, and impacts the grade of the TC if the grade is below the weighted average of all the rules. So you will need to follow this topic - https://help.castsoftware.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/360007007679-How-to-alter-quality-rule-weight-