FAQ

If you want to create analyses in Process Mining, you need to enable the analytics-collector-service in the PAS Administration first. By default, this service in disabled.

If you want to collect data from any service, you have to enable the scheduler as follows:

1. Open the service details in the Administration.

2. Go to tab Configuration and unlock it.

3. Set variable enable to true.

"collectorScheduler": {
    "enable": true,
   ...                }

You then need to enable the logging for the service you want to analyze. Refer to Collecting Logs for a detailed step-by-step instruction.

A common use case in the Designer is that multiple users want to work in a shared namespace. Namespaces are created and assigned in the Scheer PAS User Management. If you want to create a (shared) namespace, you must have permission for the user management.

Refer to Creating Shared Designer Namespaces for a detailed step-by-step instruction.

If users should be able to save their work within a Designer namespace, they need to have write permission on the namespace. Write permission is granted in Scheer PAS User Management.

Refer to Granting Write Permission for Namespaces for a detailed step-by-step instruction.

If you want to deploy your services to the integration component, you must create an additional user in the Bridge (with the same user name as in the user management). If the deployment to the integration component constantly fails, ask a user management administrator to check if you have a user in the Bridge on your system.

Refer to Managing Users in a Scheer PAS Environment in the Integration Platform User’s Guide for details.

Before you create your users, you should define a concept for standard / standard administration users: Clarify which user has to carry out which task. Then you can assign the necessary profiles.
Refer to Overview of Standard Profiles in the Administration Guide for explanations on all standard profiles and to which components they grant access.
Refer to Editing a User for detailed information on how to assign profiles to users.

For a standard Designer developer we recommend the following profile setup:

Use Case	Profile Name	Description	Related Documentation
Your user should be able to work within the Designer and deploy his services (which makes them executable).	pas_base	Grants access to the Scheer PAS Portal, the entry point of Scheer PAS. From this start page you can access all PAS components you are allowed to use.	Accessing the Scheer PAS Components
	pas_user	Grants access to Scheer PAS Designer where you can model your processes and execute them.	Getting Started with Designer
	xuml_container_admin	Grants limited access to the Scheer PAS Administration. Users with this profile are able to deploy their Designer services as container and can access the details of their own services within the administration.	Controlling Containerized xUML Services (Docker) Controlling Containerized xUML Services (Kubernetes) Controlling Integration Services
	integration_user	Grants access to the integration component (Bridge). If you want to deploy your services to the integration component, you must create an additional user in the Bridge (with the same user name as in the user management). We recommend using container deployment as the default deloyment target starting with PAS 23.1. For further information see: Designer Guide: Service Deployment Details Administration Guide: Controlling Containerized xUML Services (Docker) Controlling Containerized xUML Services (Kubernetes)	Integration User’s Guide Managing Users in a Scheer PAS Environment
	personal_sandbox	Each developer should get his own personal profile with namespace where he can develop on is own. Keep the personal sandbox private. For projects where several developers should collaborate, create shared profiles. Refer to Creating Shared Designer Namespaces for a step-by-step guide.	Managing Users Creating Shared Designer Namespaces

Maybe you have only read permission on the Designer service or on the folder the service resides in. Refer to Folders > Managing the Folder Permissions / Services > Managing the Service Permissions to find out how to check that.

If you have write permission on the folder and the service, ask a user management administrator to check if you have write permission on the namespace.
Refer to Editing a User > Granting Write Permission on Profiles in the Administration Guide for details.

Before you create your users, you should define a concept for standard / standard administration users: Clarify which user has to carry out which task. Then you can assign the necessary profiles.
Refer to Overview of Standard Profiles in the Administration Guide for explanations on all standard profiles and to which components they grant access.
Refer to Editing a User for detailed information on how to assign profiles to users.

The following profiles can be granted to an administrator:

Before you create your users, you should define a concept for standard / standard administration users: Clarify which user has to carry out which task. Then you can assign the necessary profiles.
Refer to Overview of Standard Profiles in the Administration Guide for explanations on all standard profiles and to which components they grant access.
Refer to Editing a User for detailed information on how to assign profiles to users.

If you user should only be able to execute a finished Designer application, he only needs a very basic profile setup:

Use Case	Profile Name	Description	Related Documentation
You user should be able to execute an application that has been created with the Designer.	pas_base	Grants access to the Scheer PAS Portal, the entry point of Scheer PAS. From this start page you can access all PAS components you are allowed to use.	Accessing the Scheer PAS Components
	your_sandbox	Assign the user the profile in which the application that he should be able to execute is stored. If the user should access a role-based application, assign him also the necessary role.	Running Designer Applications Running Role-based Applications Editing a User Managing Roles