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When Profile Notifications Use a Preconditions Type of "Check New Value" Then Any Profile Field Update Will Trigger the Notification (Doc ID 1586708.1)

Last updated on AUGUST 19, 2019

Applies to:

Oracle Communications Network Charging and Control - Version 4.4.0 and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Symptoms

Configured Profile Notifications are unexpectably being generated when subscribers' profiles are updated, even though the updated profile field, or tag, is not configured to generate a notification.

To reproduce the issue, put the SMS's (Service Management System) ccsProfileDaemon process into debug mode.

  1. Configure a Profile Notification (Services -> Subscriber Management -> Notification Management).
    The Profile Value may be anything, but the Precondition Type in the drop-down menu must be set to 'Check New Value'.
     
  2. Set the Compare Value to '=' and in Compare Value 1 field define a value.
    For example:


  3. Alter a Profile Field of the target subscriber, which is not the one selected in the notification preconditions.  Use the screens or the acsProfile tool, for example:
  4. As seen in the ccsProfileDaemon debug output, the Profile Notification is triggered, irrespective of the configured Profile Field being modified.

Note: If no Compare Value is defined, then a notification is not triggered.

When configuring a Profile Notification, which has a precondition that checks a new value is equal to a set value, the expectation is that the notification is only triggered when that profile field is used or updated.  However, if the Profile Field  has a defined Compare Value, then any time any Profile Field is modified, a notification is triggered and sent out.

Changes

Configuration of new Profile Notifications, as defined in Symptoms section above.

Cause

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