The DataStream control panel lets you edit almost every part of your
data stream configurations. For example, you can update the contract that you created
the data stream for, the name of your data stream, the properties that you want to
monitor, the parameters it logs, and the destinations where it makes the logs available.
By editing a data stream, you create and publish a version that becomes the default
version used by this data stream. Once you publish the edited version, you can't revert
to any previous version. See Version management.
How to
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Log in to Control Center using a
User
ID and Password that have been configured for access to
DataStream.
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Go to .
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On the DataStream page,
find the data stream that you want to edit and select .
Tip: Pay attention to
the activation status of the data stream that you want to edit. When
editing, DataStream creates and publishes a version with the same activation
status as the edited version.
The Edit stream wizard appears.
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In Configuration, you
can do the following:
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Edit the Contract
ID where you initially created the data stream.
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In Include
properties, edit the properties that the data stream
monitors.
You can select up to 15 properties. All properties that
are part of data streams that are changing their statuses, either being
activated or deactivated, are grayed out, and you can't select them.
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Click Next to
continue to the Data Sets
tab.
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In Data sets, edit
the parameters that the data stream collects.
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In Delivery, edit the
destination where the data stream sends logs and the delivery conditions for you
log files.
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In Summary, review
your changes, decide whether to publish the edited data stream, and click
Publish.
It takes about 15 minutes to publish a data stream, After this
time, your data stream is active on the production network.
Next steps
If you published an inactive version of a data stream, you
may want to activate an entire data stream in the control panel or manage log collection
for specific proprieties in Property Manager. See Activate or deactivate a stream and
Activate or deactivate log collection for a property.