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The first category of steps in creating a BAM solution is defining the structure for recording data about a BizTalk process. The structure for recording process data is created in an Excel workbook via the BAM add-in tool. The workbook captures key performance indicators or milestones as defined by the user as well as defines how a user views the milestones. Keep in mind that the Excel workbook is independent from any of the BizTalk solution artifacts and serves only as a container for recording information and computing aggregations. Using the BAM Excel workbook removes the need for the user to have familiarity with the physical BizTalk solution artifacts. In actuality, the user may be more interested in a logical process implemented through multiple BizTalk artifacts versus the specifics for a single artifact. Consider when you tell someone about a trip you have taken. Do you relay the highlights of the trip or all the travel details (such as flight number, gas station fill-ups, and so on) The BAM workbook allows the user to specify the BizTalk process highlights to monitor.

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Note As previously mentioned, the BAM workbook is an integrated add-in tool within Excel. If you have the BAM

add-in tool enabled, you will be able to work on only a single Excel workbook at a time. If you try to open multiple workbooks, you will receive an Excel alert stating you cannot have multiple workbooks for the single Excel instance at the same time. However, you can open a new instance of Excel if you need multiple workbooks opened at the same time. Figure 11 12 shows the Excel exception alert.

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Figure 11 12. Workbook alert message After creating the BAM workbook, the next step is to identify the key data items, milestones, or key performance indicators implemented through data aggregations. Again, keep in mind that the

milestones are logical markers and are not tied directly to physical BizTalk artifacts. For example, a milestone could signify the start or completion of a process. After creating the milestone and deploying the workbook, you map the multiple BizTalk artifacts to that milestone or data item. A BAM activity is a reference to a group or collection of milestones or data items and can span multiple BizTalk artifacts. Table 11 6 describes the four types of items that can be created in a BAM activity. Please review the Considerations section of this recipe for additional information about relating multiple activities and grouping of activity items. Table 11 6. BAM Activity Items

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