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          Query-Driven Asset Disconnector Scheduler

          Query-Driven Asset Disconnector Scheduler

          The Query-Driven Asset Disconnector Scheduler provides an automated, cron-driven method to disconnect assets. You can make asset management efficient and hassle-free by using the scheduler to manage their assets by automatically disconnecting the assets that expired or reached the end of their lifecycle.The Asset Disconnector Scheduler feature is integrated into the Standard Cart APIs.

          The asset disconnection process involves these steps:

          • Asset to Order: Initiates the disconnection process for the filtered assets by creating Future Dated Orders (FDOs).
          • Multi-Delete: Performs the deletion of the filtered assets.
          • Price and Validate: Makes sure that the assets are correctly priced and validated.
          • Checkout: Submit the Future Dated Orders (FDO), completing the disconnection process.
          Note
          Note If required fields, such as RootItemId__c, are missing, filter out the affected assets by adding field filters to the input. The system handles missing RootItemId__c by throwing the following exception:

          RootItemId__c is missing for the listed assets. Please filter them out if not needed, or populate RootItemId__c and try again

          See Also: Standard Cart APIs

          • Invoke the Scheduler
            Set filters to determine the assets that you want to disconnect. The scheduler then filters the assets asynchronously using the Async Engine Framework and disconnects the assets that meet the criteria.
           
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