On-Demand / Sync Documentation
On-Demand and Sync are similar mechanisms that all Eclipse Pro to request data from external systems. Unlike the table and API integrations, which are more transactional in nature, On-Demand and Sync are more event-driven. The external system simply makes the data available and Eclipse Pro will request it when needed.
Difference Between On-Demand and Sync
- On-Demand: This mechanism is used to request data from external systems when Eclipse Pro needs it. It is typically used for reference data that is not frequently updated or changed. For example, a new Material Code is referenced by an order, and Eclipse Pro will request the Material Code from the external system when it is needed. This is a one-time request.
- Sync: This mechanism is used to synchronize data between Eclipse Pro and external systems. It supports data that is changed frequently and needs to be kept in sync. Unlike transactional tables, Eclipse looks in the external system for changes and applies the differences.
On-Demand
- Punch Patterns
- Material Codes
- Coil Validation
Sync
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Preliminary: Subject to change.